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There was a ribbon cutting and then numerous children played in the renovated spaces at the park.

Columnist Lew Sichelman on the program that awarded grants and loans for sustainable projects at 28 properties.

A potential ban of non-owner occupied short-term rental units is on the table in Bozeman.

MORVEN — Pastor Lawrence Brand and First Lady, Temecka Brand, founders of Church’s United Outreach Prayer Line Ministry, hosted a community free fish fry…

MONTPELIER — Mistakes were made, but as hearings on reappraisal-related appeals moved ahead Thursday night, the Board of Civil Authority was at a loss to determine who had made them.

A home along 2nd Avenue North in Sauk Rapids is being removed this week.

Thanksgiving comes early in China. Compared with its American counterpart, the Mid-Autumn Festival starts about two months prior to the latter part of November, and those who celebrate it are more likely to eat sweet pastries filled with bean paste than succulent turkeys full of stuffing. As a prelude to

Like a lot of jurisdictions, especially in California, housing is a priority for Watsonville. Starting in 2024, the city will be entering the sixth cycle of its Housing Element, in which 2,053 new units are expected to be constructed.

Rochester Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of early revisions to list of potential development projects on medical campus.