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DuBOIS — Director Rebecca McTavish provided an update on the DuBois Public Library and also made a request for funding to help replace the building’s air conditioning system at Monday’s

The institute has left its mark across multiple disciplines, being ranked in 4 out of 5 broad subject areas covered by the QS rankings.

HOOD RIVER — The Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District has finalized two funding measures for the upcoming May ballot.

Security sources did not specify whether the data breach included sensitive information.The post Israeli Defense Ministry computers hacked appeared first on JNS.org.

Repeatedly in recent weeks, Governor Andy Beshear has come out in favor of HB 509, a bill that would dramatically weaken Kentucky’s Open Records laws. The Governor has tried to

"The kibbutzs security rehabilitation is an ongoing process," read the notice.The post Nahal Oz residents allowed to return home for good appeared first on JNS.org.

Atlantic Citys engineering office will host a public information session April 10 to give residents and business owners an opportunity to review plans for an upcoming safety study on road improvement projects.

Here upcoming community events around Cabarrus County.

COLFAX — Juan Trejo Perez denied the testimony of several of the alleged victim’s family members in court Tuesday.

Paramedics training with Life EMS will have more opportunities to experience rare situations with the newly implemented virtual reality headsets.