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The Columbia Housing Authority is applying for low-income housing tax credits to improve Park Avenue properties. The application needs city support.

A BOWLING group is on the hunt for new members to help ‘preserve and develop the club’.

This week on Inside Appalachia, we listen to stories from 2021 that tackle everything from the challenges that came with virtual schooling to using poetry to change public perception.

Op-ed by Charlie Sykes - "There’s a lot more going on here than just 'populism.'...What Vance is fantasizing about is a campaign of post-constitutional retribution — a bonfire of vengeance."https://t.co/YxdFUbV3EK

Op-ed by Charlie Sykes - "There’s a lot more going on here than just 'populism.'...What Vance is fantasizing about is a campaign of post-constitutional retribution — a bonfire of vengeance."https://t.co/YxdFUbV3EK

Op-ed by Charlie Sykes - "There’s a lot more going on here than just 'populism.'...What Vance is fantasizing about is a campaign of post-constitutional retribution — a bonfire of vengeance."https://t.co/YxdFUbV3EK

In its 153 years the Richmond Union Bowling Club has survived fires and gentrification. These days it welcomes all at its Pride Cup

Denison Baldwin and Thomas Felts were part of the Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency, ca.1912. This week on the show, we’ll hear an interview with historian Bob Hutton, who recently wrote an article about the Baldwin-Felts gunmen, who did the dirty work of Appalachia’s capitalists, even against their neighbors. We’ll also meet instrument-makers who are determined to find a way, even if it’s using the remnants of a refrigerator box, and women who are using poetry to undercut the wrong ideas ...

Turf Paradise Adding Materials To Racing Surface After Arizona HBPA Notifies Members Of Safety Concerns Sponsored by: Turf Paradise in Phoenix, Ariz. One day after the president of the Arizona Horsemens Benevolent and Protective Association advised members to be wary of track conditions at Turf Paradise before entering their horses to race, the Phoenix tracks general manager said 250 tons of sand will be mixed in to the dirt surface on Saturday and that the turf course will be aerated...

Wednesday, March 10, 2021 - 3:16 pm HELENA -- Laurie A. White, 46, passed away after a courageous long fight with ovarian cancer on March 9, 2021, with her loving husband at her side. Funeral services will be private and at the convenience of the family. Funeral arrangements are with the Phillips Memorial Home in Massena. Laurie graduated from Gouverneur Central School in June 1994. She met and married the love of her life, Kevin M. White in 1998 in Helena, NY. Together they had two beautif...