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We now know the likely culprit that killed nearly 100 fish in Four Mile Run last week: pool water. "Investigators say flawed seasonal pool care involving chlorine and overflow led to last week's fish kill in Four Mile Run," Arlington Dept.

2022 is the worst year on record yet for deaths of migrants at the border, with over 600 bodies recovered by CBP. It’s a significant humanitarian crisis. In response to the uptick in deaths and illegal crossings, governors in Texas and Arizona have started busing illegal immigrants directly to Washington D.C. and New York City to

County manager Chris Coudriet Manager acknowledged that he knew about the allegations of a $50 million offer; the county said its earlier comment about not knowing about the offer was intended to mean Coudriet and staff had no direct evidence of the offer being made.

The Killenummery and Killery Community Hub, in conjunction with Leitrim GAA, will put on a night of Health and Well-Being seminar in Killenummery Parish Hall,...

The City of Glenwood Springs this week narrowed its city manager search to three finalists. Glenwood Springs’ city manager Debra Figueroa left in early July, leaving the position open for the past month and a...

Alexander County Government recently hired Ben Faulkenberry as County Attorney to serve as the county’s chief legal officer. Responsibilities include providing

THE appointment of Kevin McStay as Mayo Senior Football Manager on Monday evening has had ramifications for Kildare LGFA with the announcement that Sean…

Clark County is accepting applications to fill all five positions on the 78th Street Heritage Farm Technical Advisory Team. All positions would begin in

Press release: The Genesee County Manager’s Office is pleased to announce the hiring of Steven Falitico as the new Public Communication and Web Design Specialist for Genesee County, NY. This newly created position is responsible for developing, designing and coordinating web sites and various social media platforms and disseminating news and information through a variety of

State and county leaders walked community members through who can come to JIAC, what the intake process is and discussed concerns regarding the death of 17-year-old Cedric Lofton.