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By DAVID SKOLNICK Staff writer YOUNGSTOWN — In a counterclaim to stop a foreclosure on its property by MS Consultants Inc., the Chill-Can property owners

Officials say visitor demand to the Valley Isle is very low and Lahaina fire survivors will continue to be housed in area hotels as needed.

The University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization says the Aug. 8 wildfires will lead to sharp, persistent economic losses on Maui, with limited spillovers for the rest of the state’s economy.

Nebraska International Port of the Plains board members will continue work to organize Lincoln Countys inland port authority, which will run the rail park in development since 2020.

Assistance from public and private sources at the local, state and federal level continues to lift Leominster’s spirits, especially those residents directly impacted by the flood damage caused by Sept. 11’s deluge.

The Lower Nazareth Township Board of Supervisors held its fourth conditional use hearing Tuesday night for the proposed warehouse on Lonat Drive.

Oo sticks, wielded by Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke, Mayor Rick Blangiardi and an assortment of bankers, developers and other local officials, broke ground Tuesday on a $199 million affordable rental project offering two on-site preschools in Kapolei.

The Carroll City Council set the date for a public hearing on a proposed development agreement with 704 Development Corp during their meeting Monday evening

A WHOLLY-OWNED subsidiary of Pure Energy Holdings Corp. (PEHC) on Monday bared plans to incorporate another first-tier subsidiary to bolster its hydropower business.

GREENVILLE – Owners of the iconic Majestic Bar & Grille restaurant in downtown Greenville have developed a taste for retirement and are selling the business.