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Nadeau, a 6-foot-6 right-hander who has verbally committed to Vanderbilt, has left Gorham High for a prep school in Connecticut.

Mrs. G. A. McDonald, wife of the manager of the Planters hotel, in rummaging in some old pigeon holes about the desk of the office, found a copy of the

In the first election of its kind for the state, Starkville has selected Buster Camp as the new Pet Mayor.

Carroll Chamber to celebrate 66th Annual Carroll Band Day on Saturday, September 30.

Smith will work to broaden the scope of the company’s impact and sustainability offerings

The Pocantico Center presents “Portraits of Process: The American Artists’ Hand Archive,” an exhibit that documents both the physical realities and personal narratives​ of contemporary American visual artists ​through a primary agent of creative process and expression — their hands.  On display at the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center in Pocantico Hills from Thursday, Sept. 21, through Dec. 23, the […]

Landlords, property owners and real estate agents poured into Monterey City Hall Tuesday to, in some cases, lay down a hostile protest of an ordinance that if passed would set up a rental registry, a database that would publicly disclose rental prices, addresses and other data.

Editor’s note: This is the 512th in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.

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The Monterey City Council Wednesday unanimously approved moving ahead with one of four tentative designs for a 42-unit, 100% affordable housing project on city land right behind City Hall. The project itself was not approved, rather the council provided direction for city planning staff to move ahead with one option, designated as Site Plan 4.