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100 Years Ago: 1924 Mrs. Una Fosdick entertained the Alpha Auction Club at her home this week at an April Fool’s luncheon. An auction was enjoyed through the afternoon, high honors going to the Harold Room and consolations to Mrs. Ralph Cobb. Mrs. Cobb will entertain on April 12th. 50 Years Ago: 1974 Although there […]

Here’s a what's on in the Tri-Cities for Friday, April 5, 2024.

A scarce plant has surprisingly been discovered growing in a Darlington town centre park.

April 7

March Madness may still be a thing, but the Los Angeles Dodgers have had a mind-boggling start to their season. With a lineup loaded with selfless

100 Years Ago: 1924 A report current in Lewiston Wednesday morning that the Mystic Ballroom on Lisbon Street was to be remodeled into a suite of offices, was corrected Wednesday noon by a statement from the office of William P. Gray that the office in the upper floors were to be moved to the main floor of […]

Travis Childers and Ashe Laughlin at Chroma’s Micro Gallery, Laura Richard at Crozet Artisan Depot and more.

KINGSTON, N.Y. — The city is considering demolishing the Pike Plan canopies that have been a fixture along Wall St and North Front Street in Uptown for decades, officials announced on Tuesday. Mayor Steve Noble and Common Council President Andrea Shaut said they are bringing a plan in front of the Common Council calling for […]

Excerpts from the Thursday, April 1, 1954, Paso Robles Journal Ross M. Knoeppel dies in pit slide A Paso Robles gravel-pit operator, buried alive Saturday […]

100 Years Ago: 1924 Trolleys and steam railroads were struggling out of Lewiston Wednesday in one of the most severe blizzards of the year. One foot of snow fell between 8:15 pm and 1:45 am Wednesday. It was the heaviest snow of the season, the records at the Lewiston Gate House show. The heaviest snowfall […]