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Share It was on a corner block with R2 zoning and developers know anything they build on the site will resell for a good price at the moment, Agent Sid Elias told realestate.com.au.   R2 zoning is land comprised mainly of low density housing, which allows for housing and a variety of community facilities or services such as child care centres, dwelling houses and seniors housing.  LJ Hooker Colyton/St Clair had expected a similar result to the previous Mt Druitt R2 property record set in Ma...

ABC Columbia Jul 23, 2021 6:29 PM EDT Jerome Smith Courtesy: Lexington County Detention Center According to authorities, 57-year-old Jerome Smith was accused of selling heroin while parked at the Walmart in West Columbia on October 23, 2019. After he was arrested, agents with SLED say they found heroin that was packaged for sale, and a search at Smith’s apartment found more than 16 grams of heroin, $1,800 in cash, a digital scale and an assortment of baggies. Authorities say Smith was found g...

WORCESTER — The United Way of Central Massachusetts received a $100,000 check from Amazon in support of the organizations summer swimming lessons, youth development programs and more.  The donation was announced Tuesday at an event that included officials from the United Way of Central Massachusetts and Amazon, as well as U.S. Rep. James P. McGovern and City Manager Edward M. Augustus Jr. It took place at the YWCA Central Massachusetts at Salem Square in downtown Worcester.  "Weve a...

View Comments Two people were charged in connection to the June 20 shooting death of Joshua Hardin who was found inside of a vehicle on Welcome Avenue and York Drive in Greenville, according to deputies. Hardin, 21, of Seneca, was found dead in a car with multiple gunshot wounds around 9 p.m., according to Greenville County Coroner Parks Evans.  Jerome Smith III, 18 of Greenville and a 16 year-old juvenile were charged with murder, according to the Greenville County Sheriffs Office and war...

Paul Guggenheimer | Tribune-Review Cheryl Harris, 73, of Penn Hills, takes in a rally at Westinghouse Park in Point Breeze on the first anniversary of the murder of George Floyd. Paul Guggenheimer | Tribune-Review Ramona Jones of the West End speaks to a group of about 50 people at a rally marking the first anniversary of the murder of George Floyd at Westinghouse Park in Point Breeze. Paul Guggenheimer | Tribune-Review Speakers Ikhana Hal-Makina and Ramona Jones, left, stand together during...

One person suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a shooting on Franklin Street on Saturday night, Binghamton police said.

View Comments Kristina Hand, 47, pleaded guilty in January to two counts of federal program theft for stealing federal funds that were provided to her employers at the Morris Central School District in 2018 and 2019. The checks were deposited into bank accounts that she controlled, the U.S. Attorneys Office said. During those years, the Morris school district annually received more than $10,000 in federal funding. The school district terminated Hand’s employment in February 2020, upon disco...

A national environmental organizations lawsuit against upstate New York scrap metal recycler Ben Weitsman & Son accuses the Owego-based company of failing to take proper steps to prevent polluted stormwater discharge into waterways surrounding its facilities. Sister companies Upstate Shredding and Ben Weitsman & Son characterizes itself as the largest privately-held scrap metal dealer on the East Coast. The federal lawsuit filed Tuesday by the Sierra Club, a California-based non-profit envir...

View Comments A judge has thrown out a former Bates Troy managers lawsuit, which claimed misconduct by the longtime family-owned Binghamton linen companys owners, saying he lacked legal standing. Separately, the former manager is accused of embezzlement in a lawsuit Bates Troy filed in April 2019. Bates Troy sued its former employee, Rochester resident Thomas Singe, in 2019 based on claims he embezzled company funds, although his criminal charges had since been dismissed. In March, a new laws...