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Filing for city elections closed Tuesday, adding three new names hoping for a spot on the Jefferson City Council and leaving the mayoral race uncontested.

Long Island was awarded $1.265 Million to support one project in the Town of North Hempstead.

You Don’t Say is a special project commissioned by the City of Columbia’s bicentennial Como200 task force. It’s co-produced by the Sharp End Heritage Committee and KBIA.

Lee Anderson | Lehi Historical Society and Archives On Christmas Eve, 1871, Lehi schoolteacher William Thurmond and several other men were in the new Southwest School decorating a large Christmas tree that had been brought down from Big Cottonwood Canyon. Spirits were high as they trimmed the tree, anticipating the festive party the schoolchildren would have the next day. The doors were locked to prevent anyone from entering and […]

Plans to develop a big apartment building in Binghamton's First Ward are moving forward after New York state agreed to provide nearly $3 million for the project.

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Plans to develop a big apartment building in Binghamton's First Ward are moving forward after New York state agreed to provide nearly $3 million for the project.

Peru has plenty of interest in the city council, and a number of folks have turned in paperwork as the first step in their campaigns for the April 4municipal election.

Governor Hochul announced more than $102 million awarded to 64 projects through the Restore New York Communities Initiative.

The first contested council race on the April 4 municipal ballot was created Wednesday when a second Third Ward candidate filed.