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20th Annual Community Clovia & Radio One Toy Drive

Noting that the Thanksgiving holiday is almost here, with most Vermonters preparing to celebrate time together, Gov. Phil Scott on Monday urged neighbors to look out for one another -- and kicked off a six-week campaign to raise funds for Vermonters still recovering from the July floods.

SMTI and Summit Behavioral Healthcare will invest a total of $18.5M in Sullivan and Williamson counties, Tennessee.

The Kandiyohi County Board received its copy of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials America's Transportation Award earlier this month.

Multiple local men’s sheds are situated in Waterford City, with others in Lismore, Tallow, Portlaw and Dungarvan.

Racial justice advocates have been demanding for years that federal banking regulators use their authority under the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), enacted in 1977, to assess whether banks are meeting the credit needs of all racial groups equally. Regulators ultimately did not meet that demand under the new CRA rules and regulations issued on October 24, but there is still a lot to talk about.  Under the existing rules, banks get CRA credit for $300-$400 billion a year in loans made to l...

Once an auto repair shop, a new three-story commercial development is going up in downtown Mountain View, despite the developer raising some eyebrows by sharing only part of the project plans online prior to the vote.

Deputy Frank Feighan has welcomed the allocation of €24,000 for eight Sligo Men’s Sheds.

Government Information Service of Dominica

The Winnetka Village Council is debating changes to its lot consolidation and steep slope regulations in an effort to protect the lakefront from negative impacts of potential development. Drafted ordinances presented at the Nov. 14 Village Council study session proposed a variety of changes to zoning ordinances. One change proposes using the ordinary high water mark as the front lot line of ...