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Montpelier City Council held its regular meeting on April 7. Ted Slivinski and Quinn Pope were not present. The Mayor stated that Leland Keate’s Machine Shop’s agenda item was canceled as he has found a building for his business. The Council completed the regular meeting business. The Mayor stated that the Budget Public Hearing date needs to be set. It is usually the second meeting in August. The motion was made and approved to set August 18 as the date for the Public Hearing. × Adve...

Shively joins AMI team KENDALLVILLE — AMI Investment Management is pleased to announce that Ben Shively has joined the firm’s investment team. Shivley is a certified financial planner is and has earned the Certified Investment Management Analyst designation. He earned his bachelor’s degree in finance at Western Michigan University and his master’s in business administration at the University of Notre Dame. “Ben has 22 years of experience in the investment industry desig...

PHIL DI VECE, News Contributor Mon, 04/12/2021 - 7:30am The affected area of Wiscasset’s downtown. PHIL DI VECE/Wiscasset Newspaper A week after part of the outer wall collapsed, a construction team has been assessing damage to the Wawenock Block, a fixture of Wiscasset’s Main Street for more than a century. No one was injured when bricks from the second story came crashing down, covering the sidewalk April 3. “We feel optimistic that the immediate public safety concerns have ...

WETHERSFIELD, CT (WFSB) – For weeks there has been an emissions debacle at the Department of Motor Vehicles. The emissions system remains offline after a malware attack, which is leaving a lot of drivers with a lot of questions. Many have been asking how it affects their registration and if police can pull people over if their emissions testing isn’t done. Channel 3 went straight to the DMV for answers. The DMV emissions testing system remains down after hackers targeted Applus on Mar...

Sprecher’s Restaurant & Pub, a popular Lake Geneva lakefront restaurant connected to the Cove of Lake Geneva hotel is set to close after Saturday, April 17, with a new dining

TWIN FALLS — The county Planning and Zoning Commission tabled a company’s proposal to build two new potato cellars after expressing concern that the applicant’s existing cellars are not in compliance with a conditional use permit granted in 2018. Commissioners unanimously voted Thursday to stop Eagle Eye Produce’s request for a conditional use permit from moving forward until county planning staff examined whether the fans in the existing cellars are in accordance with the p...

AUBURN — DeKalb County Commissioners are looking at ways to spend $8.4 million the county is expecting from the new federal American Rescue Plan. They reacted positively Monday to a suggestion for using some of it to buy a new radio tower for the Central Communications emergency dispatching service. A 180-foot tower at the Central Communications site near DeKalb High School would cost between $300,000 and $500,000, said Central Communications Director Brian Humbarger, who made the suggesti...

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To the editor: Two distinguished community members have written letters recently in favor of the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act — a tax/fee levied on carbon fuel producers.

There have been 366 COVID-19 related deaths in Forsyth since mid-March 2020, including five in April. There were 261 cases listed for Forsyth since the last report Friday, including 58 reported Sunday. The total case count is at 34,066. Because DHHS no longer provides a daily COVID-19 metrics dashboard on the weekends, it is not clear on which days the other 203 cases were reported for Forsyth. Going into the weekend, Forsyth’s new daily case counts had remained below 100 for at 39 consecu...