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July 12, 2021 Christmas lights in the city of St. Joseph will be paid for this year by the city instead of the Downtown Development Authority. The city commission gave unanimous approval to spending the $27,000 through the capital improvement projects. Mayor Pro Tem Laura Goos called it a good idea. “I know this is a large portion of their annual budget,” said Goos. “I also have been giving some thought to the general enjoyment of the lights. It’s not just the downtown merchants tha...

Annalee Harlan Running Again For Dalton City Council Wednesday, July 7, 2021 Councilmember Annalee Harlan announced that she will seek re-election to the Dalton City Council in the election on Nov. 2. “We still have so much I want to help accomplish for the city of Dalton,” she said. “My contributions on the city council are not complete.” She said her campaign will focus on her experience in public safety, healthcare and time already served on the council as her main qualificat...

Nova Scotia restricted New Brunswick travel, then set a date to open fully. In between was a mess.

Racist teachings about residential schools removed from classrooms but still in NS education system.

Fort Collins is feeling the heat this week.  But try not to sweat it.  Here are five ways to beat the heat in Fort Collins this week. Or — as summer stretches on — some cool ideas to keep in your back pocket. Take a dip Theres nothing quite like jumping into a cold pool on a hot day, and this summer youre set to do just that. Fort Collins outdoor City Park Pool as well as various neighborhood swimming pools reopened this summer after a 2020 full of pandemic-related closures. City...

Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19.

Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19.

Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19.

Updates including briefings, infections and our daily map of community COVID-19. Jump to The Coast’s COVID charts COVID at Fairview Junior High Around 10 oclock last night, the province issued a press release about a case diagnosed at Fairview Junior High School. Is the new patient a student? A teacher? The principal? The province doesnt elaborate, only saying the person is "connected to" the school. FJHS is now closed until Monday. "The school ...

As politicians dumb down their speech, Orwellian Newspeak becomes media news-speak.