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With the exception of Pearl Harbor, the Western Hemisphere escaped World War II mostly unscathed. It also led, to paraphrase Japanese Adm. Isoroku Yamamotos alleged quote, a sleeping giant to

The Asotin County Public Health District is purchasing a commercial building in Clarkston with plans to move its offices back into the city.

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In 2022, a San Francisco physician went to prison for coaching federal employees to file claims of fake emotional disabilities with the Department of Labor. The physician admitted to stealing

Blackford band concert set for Feb. 29

Cape Ann’s fire departments have won a $131,000 state grant aimed at preventing and fighting wildfires.

Happening this week in and around Cecil County:

SENECA FALLS — Owners of downtown buildings are eligible to apply for grants to renovate facades, storefronts, commercial interiors, and upper-floor residential space.

Purdue University has begun work to improve the reading abilities of K-12 students in Indiana by strengthening teacher preparation using science-based methods.

The Omaha Public Schools board will vote Thursday on a superintendent contract for Matt Ray. If approved, hell be paid $336,500 in base salary, with a total compensation package of