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January 2, 2024
More than 100 residents — young and old — braved the chilly water at Barrington Beach while participating in the second annual Barrington Business and Community Association’s New …
December 8, 2023
Are you brave enough to take the plunge? The Barrington Business and Community Association will host the annual New Year’s Day Dip in the Bay on Jan. 1, 2024 at noon at Barrington Beach. …
November 30, 2023
Nueces County Commissioners decided not to sign a month-to-month contract with current provider Armor Health, leaving them with one day to find a new healthcare provider for the jail.
November 1, 2023
When the Fenwick High School softball team takes the field next spring, it will be under new leadership.On Nov. 1, the school introduced Valerie Jisa as the new head coach. Jisa replaces Bryan Hoffman, who led the Friarsโ program the last two seasons.
June 21, 2023
Mark LaChey wanted to see tigers. With that objective in mind, the former first vice chair of the Michigan Democratic Party (MDP) recently spent two weeks
June 20, 2023
St. John’s Church will host a series of farmers markets this summer. The first is scheduled for Thursday, June 29. Sponsored by the Barrington Business and Community Association, the …
May 1, 2023
Talia Lorenzo is the longest serving member of the varsity squad and is one of the best female pitchers the school has seen in its 94-year history.
April 17, 2023
Fenwick High School softball pitcher Lorenzo notches 400th career strikeout
March 5, 2023
The act of trading of goods and services on the internet โ known as e-commerce โ continues to grow in the United States and worldwide as businesses search f
November 24, 2022
CUYAHOGA FALLS โ Cuyahoga Falls City Council approved the environmental remediation of lead-contaminated soil in a residential development at its Nov. 14 meeting. The legislation accepts an Environmental Protection Remediation Fund grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency of $200,000 to remediate a wetlands area in the Preserve at Salt Creek Run development located west