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LIMA — When you’re a father who is unable to work because of cancer, the holiday season can be overwhelming.That’s the case with Lima res

Eighty-year-old Phyllis Parcel lives on $900 monthly in Social Security benefits, which doesnt leave any room for emergency expenses.

PENDLETON — The Community Action Program of East Central Oregon in September received a $5,000 donation from a club at Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution, Pendleton.

Plans for the City of Norman’s emergency shelter could mean a new permanent location and purchase of state-owned property, state and city officials say.

"Rhode Islanders should not have to choose between putting food on the table and keeping their utilities on," said Governor McKee.

A new workforce housing development slated for East Concord received major site plan approval from the Concord Planning Board this week.Three buildings comprising 123 two-bedroom units would be built near Pembroke Road and Sheep Davis Road, not...

It’s taken years to quantify Gila County’s homeless problem, but the Payson Homeless and Homeless Veterans Initiative board has done it one meal a day.

Portsmouth resident Leona Marchulaitis said the help she received restored her faith in people.

PENDLETON — The Marigold Hotel will remain closed for business.

Operation Sunshine, a nonprofit outreach of the Observer-Dispatch newspaper in Utica NY, helps families put presents under their Christmas trees.