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The cult iures and beliefs that add color to this country. This is the United States shades of america. Hawaii. To an american on the mainland, the mention of the 50th state brings to mind beautiful beaches, hula dancers and the one brady bunch episode when the family gets cursed. Bad things come to those who touch. They had it coming. Today hawaii is one of americas top vacation destinations as people flock to the island. Dont take it from me, listen to these people. Nice to meet you, where are...

Constitution of the United States of america. Do you believe President Trump is a racist . I believe he is yes, no doubt about it. I think the millions of americans share the president s frustration about sitting members of Congress Engaging in that kind of reckless rhetoric whether it be antisemitic rhetoric, whether it be referring to Border Patrol agents as running concentration camps, and the president thought it was important to stand up to them, and im glad he did. Jon ellison barber is li...

Chinese-built Cosco vessel to help cut emissions as the battery-powered ship begins weekly service.

The 31st annual Harold J. "Whitey" Swartz Valor Awards were held Wednesday at the Anthony “Tony” Canale Fire Training Center in Egg Harbor Township.

Kudos to City Council members, our city manager and city staff who responded to concerns expressed by residents apprehensive about the unintentional negative impacts of Fourth of July events on the Dickens Farm Nature Area. The original proposal was for the festival to be held at Dickens with the fireworks launched across Boston Avenue from the Fire Training Station.

New fire-training facilities at Las Positas College (LPC) have begun to benefit not only LPC students, but also neighboring fire agencies.

The city is partnering with the Kiwanis for a Fourth of July festival and fireworks. The Kiwanis generously fund the fireworks display. The city's in charge of location, set up, police, fire and traffic. The original plan was to hold the festival at Dickens Farm Nature Area and launch fireworks across Boston from Fire Training Center. After many concerns were raised, including the harm caused with 8,000-10,000 people congregating on protected open space property, plans are being revisited.

The Columbia Fire Department held a rescue technician training Thursday with the goal of refreshing their skills on different techniques to prepare for real life-saving situations.

Contractors could be seen Thursday cleaning up a home on Deerfoot Way where firefighters found David Strumpf dead on Jan. 19.

The city council is expected to vote on whether or not to spend $10.3 million to build the city’s first all-electric firehouse.