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After the state sustained over $90 million in major damage from storms in December and January, Gov. Janet Mills went to Stonington Tuesday to sign an executive order regarding adaptive infrastructure.

A City Council proposal that would require New York City's mayor to secure Council approval for top government appointments got little love Tuesday from Mayor Adams, who said he disagrees with the plan.

Overriding Ben Florsheim's $455,700 in restorations requires a two-thirds vote of council members, who must accept or reject all of the changes.

A pro-housing group says that San Mateo is trying to avoid sweeping rezones that would allow for more density around the city.

Momentum for the developing community center in Mount Jackson keeps growing as the organization appears to have a significant opportunity to attain a matching $1 million grant — which will

MEASAT and Mudah Healthtech are rolling out Sihat Xpress telehealth services in rural areas. It provides remote doctor consultation via satellite connectivity.

HAGERSTOWN — The Incubators + Labs at Hagerstown Community College will host the second annual Hagerstown Startup Week, from May 20 to 22. This free, three-day conference is designed to

THE Prime Minister says his visits to Ghana and India last week were not a vacation. Dr Rowley identified new investments coming from both countries as something TT could look forward to in the not-too-distant future, arising from these visits and other work that Government has been doing quietly in the background.

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LAWRENCE — Carlos Matos “who has deep roots in the community and has worked in seven industries” was named to fill the city’s director of planning and development post, said