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January 17, 2024
DuBOIS — The Sandy Township Supervisors, at their meeting on Monday, gave the OK to meet with the DuBois City Council for the joint board consolidation meeting next week.
January 16, 2024
The Red Devils are said to be facing a bidding war with Bayern Munich with a potential self-defeating domino effect
January 11, 2024
DuBOIS — On Monday, the DuBois City Council approved scheduling a consolidation committee meeting with Sandy Township later this month.
January 10, 2024
DuBOIS — DuBois City Council members, at Monday’s meeting, said suspended city Manager John “Herm” Suplizio has not officially been fired despite a motion being approved on Jan. 2 that
January 6, 2024
CONCORD, NH — The New Hampshire Office of Highway Safety (NHOHS) recently honored five members of law enforcement at its annual awards ceremony that recognizes individuals for their efforts and
January 3, 2024
DuBOIS — New members of DuBois City Council approved immediately firing previously suspended city Manager John “Herm” Suplizio and accepted the resignation of Solicitor Toni Cherry at Tuesday morning’s reorganizational
January 3, 2024
DuBOIS — New members of DuBois City Council approved immediately firing previously suspended city Manager John “Herm” Suplizio and accepted the resignation of Solicitor Toni Cherry at Tuesday morning’s reorganizational
January 2, 2024
Editor’s note: The Courier Express newsroom staff selected 23 top stories to revisit as we close out 2023 and start 2024. The following is a snapshot of those “23 for
January 2, 2024
DuBOIS — New members of DuBois City Council approved immediately firing previously suspended city Manager John "Herm" Suplizio and accepted the resignation of Solicitor Toni Cherry at Tuesday mornings reorganizational
December 28, 2023
DuBOIS — The DuBois City Council, at its meeting Tuesday night, approved the 2024 budget with no tax increase and agreed to pay legal fees associated with various court cases.