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ALPENA — The Take Time for You Lunch and Learn fall program series kicks off Wednesday, Sept. 27, at MyMichigan Medical Center Alpena. Made possible by the

MY FIRST visit to the vibrant metropolis of Hong Kong coincided with the 8th Belt and Road Summit. Organised by the HK Special Administrative Region Government and HK Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the Summit commemorated the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). This was also the first in-person gathering since the fading echoes of Covid-19.

The move comes amid a crackdown on finance and commerce officials and traders.

WORTHINGTON — This fall, the Town of Worthington is focusing on internal development, from advancing an ongoing water project to tearing down abandoned buildings deemed public safety concerns.

WORTHINGTON — This fall, the Town of Worthington is focusing on internal development, from advancing an ongoing water project to tearing down abandoned buildings deemed public safety concerns.

Wyoming County Commission members moved the Brenton/Baileysville water extension project one step forward during their meeting Wednesday by dissolving both the Marianna and Brenton public service districts.

KUCHING (Sept 22): Sarawak Infectious Disease Council (SIDC) yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Malaysia to pave the way for research excellence in biomedical sciences and human capital development in Sarawak. The MoU was signed by SI

Protecting agriculture and attracting new business were among a range of topics discussed Tuesday at the Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce annual Economic Development Breakfast.

Council is hoping both municipalities can support its financial needs to hire staff, continue offering services.

Mullens City Hall is open with the exception of one town office under some mysterious circumstances.