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Urge the first class Heath Robinson act, and before i get to my remarks, senator moran was on the floor and i listened to a good portion of what he had to say and thank you, senator moran as a team member on the Veterans Affairs committee, for the last year and a half, weve been working in good faith to get a bill that addresses the challenges of toxic exposure that our veterans quite honestly have endured since world war i. And with that and agent orange and the radiation exposure that this bil...

Food is the unifier of humanity. People from all walks of life will bond over sustenance worth sharing. It’s something farmers across the Midwest have excelled in for millennia –

Meet Me at the Court brought good vibes, free food, and lots of school supplies to Mattocks Park on Saturday, drawing a crowd for the 10th annual Sharion Bailey Whitlock Backpack and School Supply Giveaway:From Court to Class event.

Area students will soon be heading back to school and to ensure theyre prepared for the classroom, Meet Me at the Court will be distributing free school supplies.

Meet Me at the Court was founded 10 years ago today and the nonprofit group will celebrate the milestone with a private dinner and by continuing its mission of serving the community.

Meet Me at the Court and the Bailey Family are continuing their summer food giveaway with the second installment of Sharions Truckload of Love, in which the groups distribute fresh produce for free in neighborhoods across the city.

Thousands of gaming machines in Kentucky have been disabled in response to a state law banning them.

Games such as Burning Barrel, manufactured by Pace-O-Matic, were the subject of a pricy lobbying battle during the last legislative session.

BATAVIA — Northampton Driving Society’s 37th annual carriage driving competition is set for Silver Shoe Farm in Batavia on Sunday.

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