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A tentative budget that includes a 4.5 percent tax increase was narrowly approved by a 5-4 vote of the Bedford Area School District board Monday night, with the minority preferring

Not Safe In the August 10 front-page article on opposition to battery energy storage systems [“Opposition to BESS Facilities Continues”], reporter Tom Gogola writes, “The facilities are a necessary piece of the town’s sustainability goals … [and] are

The plaintiffs voluntarily discontinued the suit, with "no award of attorneys' fees or costs" to either party, according to a March 21 filing.

Conflating Ideas There seems to be some misunderstanding or confusion among some people with regard to the Community Housing Fund. Judging from recent Letters to the Editor, I see that some writers are conflating the conditions of this much needed id

A growing number of workers are feeling the effects of political affiliation bias and would benefit from greater inclusiveness, according to a recent Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Politics at Work Study.

Report for America corps member Lucy Grindon shares stories from her first weeks reporting for NCPR and talks about her beat — issues facing low-income families in the North Country

The new building on downtown Malones Main Street will have 40 affordable housing units, with 20 set aside for people whove experienced issues like addiction and homelessness

Walks Like A Duck A recent opinion piece by Tom Clavin revealed his personal distaste for mandates regarding vaccines and masks [“Who Is That Masked Man?” The Road Not Taken, Opinion, September 16] and went on to provide facts behind his self-complia