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After Historic Ithaca approved his project proposal in 1978, Ithaca native and former Mayor of Freeville, David Fogel, began the process of constructing an impressively detailed diorama of Ithaca’s West

A warming station that opened this week at the First Christian Church in Clarkston will open each day this winter when temperatures drop below 40 degrees.

By GREG JORDAN

YAKIMA, Wash. - Two people have died over the past few weeks due to hypothermia in Yakima County, according to Coroner Jim Curtice.

True North Salon & Spa is thrilled to announce the latest addition to its spa service menu with the certification of Isabel Hawk and McKenzie Gunnerson in Red Light Therapy.

The warning comes after nearly a week of below-zero temperatures and remains in place until Thursday afternoon.

Flooding could become a threat later when ice breaks up and clogs steams.

25 years ago this week — 1999Pendleton’s Sunridge Middle School may have a solution to motivating the vast majority of students who toil somewhere between the honor roll and obscurity.

A nearly completed bank stabilization along the Pere Marquette River will stop further erosion of a steep stream bank and prevent potential failure of a railroad embankment.

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