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The COVID-driven surge of migration to South Florida is pushing tri-county cities into a phase of high-rise development that many rarely saw before. Is there nowhere to go but up?

The annual NFL event always draws a crowd—but it’s becoming increasingly hard to overlook the sport’s faults.

“At one time I counted 25 businesses that are vacant, but I did the recount and it’s actually 60,” said Lena Charles, executive director of the DDD.

Because of Canada's new booze guidelines, a Coast poll finds that people are aiming to cut back.

100 Years Ago: 1923 The program for the Philharmonic Club this evening has been omitted because of so much illness among the members. 50 Years Ago: 1973 (from a Journal photo) Members of the Sophomore Class at Lewiston High School are making plans for a Valentine card party on Feb. 14 at Montello auditorium as […]

Read more about Feb. 9, 1923, in the SunJournal.com archives. 100 Years Ago: 1923 The program for the Philharmonic Club this evening has been omitted because of so much illness among the members. 50 Years Ago: 1973 (from a Journal photo) Members of the Sophomore Class at Lewiston High School are making plans for a […]

Walkable neighborhoods coming to rural areas

The Sheridan Downtown Development Authority will be taking a break for now, but it could be back later. By a 5-2 vote, the Sheridan City Council voted to hibernate the Downtown Development Authority. DDA’s are government appointed organizations with the authority to increase taxes within its j

Container ships, cargo carriers and more vessels bound for Halifax the week of Feb. 6-12.

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