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Five days after a devastating fire in Jeannette, the community is still finding new ways to help and support the survivors.

Lisa Peltier of Jeannette was not surprised to see hundreds of people gathered Monday evening outside the American Legion on Fifth Street. “It’s a very tight-knit community,” said Peltier, who grew up in the city. “People will do anything for each other here.” That was evident at a fundraiser for

Fundraising continues as donations to GoFundMe and local accounts total more than $250,000 in support of the families affected by last week’s fatal fire in Jeannette. Organizers of Monday’s fundraiser at the American Legion in Jeannette said they expect the total donated to surpass $18,000. Volunteer Michelle Langdon said that

You need water every day. We drink it. We cook with it. We bathe in it, wash our clothes with it, brush our teeth with it. But we also tend to take it for granted. We think about it most when it’s in short supply — when tasked with boil-water

Well, Montreal after being open for 47 years, Bar B Barn has officially closed its doors.

Montreal’s Ukrainian Community and its friends came together in the freezing cold to “Stand With Ukraine” as part of a rally involving cities the world over.

Drivers and pedestrians in the heart of downtown Montreal should be aware that there is a major closure near Concordia University due to sewer repair work.

Rush hour traffic was disrupted as crews began work on a ruptured sewer line underneath the intersection of Guy and Ste-Catherine streets in downtown Montreal.

As tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas war mount in Montreal, students from across the city say they plan to conduct a walkout to show their support for Gaza.

A new multi-year construction project is set to begin next week on Kelly's Brook Trail. Starting on Monday, No...