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It represents commerce, navigation, all of the things that San Francisco is famous for. The wood you see in the board of supervisors chambers is oak and all hand carved on site. Interesting thing about the oak is there isnt anymore in the entire world. The floors in china was cleard and never replanted. If you look up at the seceiling you would believe thats hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. There are no records about ho...

Work. I have been dragged down in the where we met with the oecd and wto both and the message was similar to wilburs. Deficits do matter and are they coming down . I know they are. Mr. President , thank you for the opportunity to serve in sb a. I can tell you i have not been traveling internationally. What i continue to hear optimism for Small Businesses higher than it has been in 16 years. People returning to the workforce, a lot of them are because Small Businesses are creating new jobs. Portf...

City council members and city staff met with a downtown economic development specialist on Tuesday to discuss next steps following the downtown assessment completed in November.

Photographer Tania Savayan takes us on a visual journey in New Castle. Visit lohud.com each Friday to see our latest lohud on location feature.

The following is an excerpt of Carroll Chamber of Commerce and Carroll County Growth Partnership Director Kimberly Tiefenthaler’s speech from Thursday night’s 60th annual Chamber Banquet.

Carroll City Council met for the second time last week on Wednesday to finish an overview of the coming fiscal year’s budget.

The City of Carroll held its first budgeting workshop for the upcoming fiscal year Monday evening.

In its second year, Lakes Area Paddle Battle Pickleball Tournament goes from under 20 teams to 60.

Four defense attorneys submitted letters Friday to a San Diego federal judge suggesting the government has agreed to deals on lesser charges with five military officers who previously pleaded guilty to more serious offenses in connection with the Navy’s “Fat Leonard” bribery and corruption scandal.

Months after four Navy officers' felony trial convictions were dismissed for lesser charges, five more defendants appear poised to have charges reduced or dropped