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KOTA KINABALU: A Sabah minister has taken the Federal Land Commissioner's office in the state to task over an apparent lack of urgency in acquiring land for critical infrastructure needs like rural clinics.

A new culinary team takes over the KC fish fry, plus three long-anticipated restaurants are opening soon, and two national franchises are expanding.

Longford’s recreational sector has been given a €450,000 tonic thanks to the opening of a state of the art skate and recreational park.

BARRE — A little-used, city-owned parking lot on Seminary Street just inched closer to becoming the site of Barre’s next housing development.

Overwhelming support for a proposed bill to officially declare Papua New Guinea a country that follows Christian values.

The City of Corvallis hopes to receive $2.3 million to continue to fund housing and community development projects over the next year, as part of a five-year plan.  City housing officials issued three requests for proposals for projects eligible through the Community Development Block Grant and the HOME Investment Partnership Program to help continue to...

DRACUT — A new proposal for a Chapter 40B housing development recently landed on the agenda of the Board of Selectmen, but this one might not be as controversial as those currently under consideration by the Zoning Board of Appeals.

Armada Nutrition to create 50 jobs with increased production

A pickleball court may soon be coming to Sonora as part of plans to overhaul a local park.

"Read the Keyser Marston report before you vote! It’s quite clear that this measure has too many unintended consequences," write Tim Willoughby, Elaine Johnson and Diana Alfaro in a Guest Commentary. "Don’t be fooled by the measure’s proponents — it would reduce the production of affordable housing units instead of increasing them and it would likely take away, rather than add, local control over projects."