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In the race between Mirela Pekmez and Katie Aiello for a Utica Common Council seat, a court decision over petition signatures has altered the ballot.

Ludington’s City Council decided to continue to discuss a proposal to bring paid parking to Stearns Park during a regular meeting of the council Monday evening at the Municipal Building.

City elections in Follansbee and Wellsburg on Tuesday will decide one race for mayor and others for several council seats while also giving voters a chance to w

ELKINS — Candidates and voters are preparing for the Elkins Municipal Election on Tuesday. Polling places will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Persons

“We’re looking at 20 cars stolen every day in the city of Charlotte,” CMPD Lt. Kevin Pietrus told WBTV.

This is an important election season for everyone living in the City of Ithaca as every seat on the Common Council and the office of the Mayor are up for

DUBOIS – The City of DuBois has begun flushing fire hydrants around the City, and it may affect city resident’s water. According to the City, the Water Department began flushing lines at the Water Filtration Plant and moved onto fire hydrants located in the Second […]

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This summer, it’s going to be a good thing to be “on the outs” in Marietta. The City of Marietta’s 2023 All Out Clean Out is coming up the next two we

MARTINS FERRY — After 47 years in business, Z’s Jewelry will be closing its doors soon. Manager Stacey Long said she is still unsure of when Z’s Jewelry will close. “If it were up to me, we would stay open until the end of June but I have to talk to Bob about that,” she […]