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Editor’s note: This is the second in a monthlong weekly series about mental health in the region.

The Culinary Union and the Nevada Resort Association are at odds over whether the state Constitution should be amended to allow a state lottery.

Ontario’s Court of Appeal restored a motion judge’s order that found there was a strong enough case to allow the suit’s untested claims to proceed to trial as a class action.

LEWISTOWN — The Mifflin County Commissioners meeting full of county proclamations for the month of May on Thursday during their regularly held forum. The commissioners proclaimed May as Mental Health Awareness Month and has some significant weeks dedicated to Mifflin County employees. In recognizing and celebrating local emergency medical and corrections employees, the commissioners the […]

MIFFLINTOWN — The Juniata County Commissioners proclaimed the month of May as Mental Health Awareness Month, a recognized health awareness initiative established and recognized nationally since 1949. Green is the official color of Mental Health Awareness month. The outside facade of the Juniata County Courthouse will be illuminated in green and parking meters in Mifflintown […]

The Virginia Department of General Services recently declared the Central Virginia Training Center property in Amherst County as surplus, an expected step for efforts to redevelop the 380-acre campus near

Where a plaintiff filed a complaint contending that the Department of Developmental Services violated the real lives statute (G.L.c. 19B, §19) when setting his individual budget for fiscal year 2020, the individual budget set by the department for the plaintiff was consistent with the statutory requirements, so a Superior Court judgment in the department’s favor

Retirees from UConn and its Health Center dominated the top 10 incomes among the state’s public-employee pensioners.

SOUTHBURY — Late last week, Adrienne Mansour, 34, was tapped on the shoulder to join her departed friends and family.

St. Joseph's Villa in Henrico will open a new mental heath crisis center for youth as an alternative to the local emergency room, citing a spike in youth suicide and self-harm.