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“It’s a huge honor to serve my town,” Molly Cowan said. “I think local elections and local services are some of the most important work you can do."

SIR – In response to a question about Lee Anderson’s defection from the Conservatives to Reform UK, James Cleverly, the Home Secretary, came out with the old cliché – that a vote for Reform is a vote for Labour. Do these people who are supposedly running the country not realise that it is because of their incompetence that Reform even exists? The Tories failed to keep their 2019 manifesto pledges. When Rishi Sunak became the unelected Prime Minister, these were followed...

PETER HITCHENS: This miserable grovelling to the commissars of political correctness is pretty much universal among supposedly independent schools in these times.

Six days before Christmas in 1929, Westerly police broke down the locked door of a five-room apartment within a five-family tenement at 100 Canal St. It was 2 o’clock in

Dean Scott's "altered photography" will be showing at the Seacoast Artist Association in Exeter in February.

BCTC teams won first and second place in a business plan competition.

Sunday Jan. 14, 2024, will be the location’s final day in business. Travis Odom announced the closure Friday, Jan. 12, afternoon on the fast-casual restaurant’s Facebook page.

Sunday Jan. 14, 2024, will be the location’s final day in business. Travis Odom announced the closure Friday, Jan. 12, afternoon on the fast-casual restaurant’s Facebook page.

From 2.5 to 3.5 inches of rain fell in Berks as a huge stormed climbed the Mid-Atlantic Coast.

The inaugural Baton Never Out Of Mind Service of Remembrance took place on Sunday, November 5.