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By Neil Geoghegan ngeoghegan@21st-centurymedia.com @NeilMGeoghegan on Twitter KENNETT SQUARE >> It was a clash of championship high school football programs for the season opener Friday at Kennett. And even though visiting Upper Dublin played at an overall higher level, the upstart Blue Demons never rolled over and made the Cardinals earn every yard. The final score was 21-0. “(Kennett) is solid. They are going to be a playoff team – we may see them again in November,” said Upper Dub...

By Peter DiGiovanni pdgiovanni07@gmail.com @PeteDLNontwitter Week Zero is here and all but two Chester County football teams swing into opening action this week. Malvern Prep will begin its regular season schedule next Friday while West Chester Rustin has opted to play two scrimmages and nine games this season. The Golden Knights open at West Chester […]

National Weather Service officials said the hazy skies around Santa Fe have been caused by smoke drifting south from massive Canadian wildfires and are not the result of smaller blazes

National Weather Service officials said the hazy skies around Santa Fe have been caused by smoke drifting south from massive Canadian wildfires and are not the result of smaller blazes

National Weather Service officials said the hazy skies around Santa Fe have been caused by smoke drifting south from massive Canadian wildfires and are not the result of smaller blazes

By Neil Geoghegan ngeoghegan@21st-centurymedia.com @NeilMGeoghegan on Twitter KENNETT SQUARE >> Finding replacements for graduated players is a yearly reality in high school football. But it hits harder at a place perpetually battling the numbers game like Kennett. “For us, it’s like Groundhog Day because it’s the same conversation every year,” said sixth-year head coach Lance […]

The local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America submitted petitions to the city of Bozeman and Gallatin County last week to form a housing authority.

It was a packed house at Bozeman City Hall during the commission meeting Tuesday night, August 8. The commission room was full and past capacity with people gathered in the hallways.

A proposed ordinance that would restrict where people can live in cars and RVs on Bozeman streets and require them to move every five days did not get a public

In the wake of the alleged murder of a homeless man, Montana shelter providers are speaking up about "dehumanizing" comments.