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The discovery has generated a lot of excitement and many people are eager to learn more about the history of their town and share stories from back in the day.

A ritualistic dishwashing competition at an Ottawa fire station last year escalated to choking, and later that day a supervisor discouraged the victim — an openly non-binary rookie firefighter — from reporting it, two internal fire department investigations obtained by CBC have found.

The discovery has generated a lot of excitement and many people are eager to learn more about the history of their town and share stories from back in the day.

The discovery has generated a lot of excitement and many people are eager to learn more about the history of their town and share stories from back in the day.

After more than half a century of being covered up, the old JC Penny sign is visible again on the Princeton Square.

An Ottawa firefighter charged for allegedly attacking the department's first openly non-binary firefighter has been let go from his job. A captain was suspended without pay for three days for failing to report the incident.

Officials on the Princeton Fire Territory Board are considering dissolving the Princeton Fire Territory after months of feuding over what entities have governing control of the emergency service.

In this week's Rewind Robert Smith takes a look back some 46 years to 1977 and recalls that year's Provincial Cup at Windsor Raceway.  His recollections include some rather strange happenings in the race that quite likely affected the outcome.

DE QUEEN, Ark. --The Sevier County Quorum Court voted eight to one Monday to use remaining funds allocated to it through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 to cover expenses at the new hospital until a bank loan is secured.

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