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It’s time for Dalhousie University to divest from oil and gas, says student group.

Taste of Downtown rolled into town to fundraiser for the Elmira Street Painting Festival. The packed event showcased the culinary scene the city of Elmira has to offer.

New Baltimore is looking to improve beach access with the addition of new mobility mats.

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As the demand for housing grows in the Capitol City, Regent Street is bustling with the signs of construction.

“People don't know how to talk about it. Everyone's scared. Everyone's scared of alienating and being alienated.”

The developer behind a Grand Rapids amphitheater and soccer stadium that envisions high-rise mixed-use buildings to accompany the venues is weighing the types of housing that could be included among the nearly 750 units.

At this week’s regular Tuesday meeting of city council, multiple councillors wore purple shirts to bring attention to epilepsy. Purple Shirt Day was started in...

Downtown Development Authority is considering a national search for its next director. However, the council believes it may overlook local applicants.

MADISON - Area residents sampled food and drinks from businesses in and around the borough to raise money for local civic organizations during the Taste of Madison at the Madison