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CAMBRIDGE — The Dorchester County Historical Society is in the midst of a year-long celebration of the organization’s 70th anniversary.

NASHUA — Using $1.24 million in FAA and federal legislative grants, Nashua Community College is planning a significant expansion of its aviation education programs, which includes the launch of air

NASHUA — Bolstered by $1.24 million in FAA and federal legislative grants, Nashua Community College is moving ahead with plans for the significant expansion of its aviation education programs, which

NEW ALBANY – A man recently acquitted of an attempted first-degree murder charge has filed a motion to have all records of the felony charge removed from his record.

Sean McInnis, 49, was sentenced Tuesday for 6 felony charges a jury found him guilty of in April.

Judge Kent Smith dismissed the attempted murder charge against ex-Ole Miss student Lane Mitchell who stabbed a man in the neck. Judge Kent Smith dismissed the attempted murder charge against ex-Ole Miss student Lane Mitchell who stabbed a man in the neck.

Nine days after filing a federal lawsuit challenging a new Washington statute banning so-called “assault weapons,” the Second Amendment Foundation filed for a preliminary injunction to halt enforcement of House Bill 1240.

All of this is happening against the backdrop of Washington State, where the battlefield is shifting to the federal courts, as earlier reported by AmmoLand News.

Gov. Jay Inslee (D) signed a Washington state "assault weapons" ban into law, and the Second Amendment Foundation immediately filed a lawsuit.

A federal lawsuit filed Tuesday by the Second Amendment Foundation and others, including Vancouver-based gun store Sporting Systems, in response to the Legislature’s passage of a semi-automatic weapon