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The town of Windermere approved unanimously a resolution to officially authorize the town attorney to proceed with a lawsuit filed against occupants of the boathouses at the Wednesday, Sept. 7, Town Council meeting.

Debating the role of third parties in America. Also: The U.S. and the Taliban; perfecting propaganda; Alaska Natives and a fuel project.

In our 2022 Outlook: The Year of Fat Tails, we outlined a forecast with a higher likelihood of events outside the norm.

The university has offered its townhouse residences at a discounted rate for Ukrainian refugees.

Republican state Rep. Tracy Pennycuick, of Montgomery County, introduced a bill that would allow researchers to study psilocybin, the psychedelic drug in magic mushrooms, as a mental health treatment. Psilocybin is one of several psychedelic mental health treatments, including ketamine and MDMA, that researchers are looking at to treat depression, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, and more. Pennycuick is veteran who has PTSD.

Although the process to replace the aging South Harbor will be a long one, a $20 million RAISE grant awarded to the City of Cordova will allow the project to finally move forward.

Readers discuss Russia’s motives, NATO expansion and sanctions. Also: Making our roads safer.

Public and store officials gathered to celebrate the reopening of South Boulder's Table Mesa King Soopers. By Henry Larson and Zoe Schacht.

We don’t expect a recession in 2022. Real GDP growth will range between 3.0% to 3.5%.

Ben Wissman, Commander of The New Bremen Sons of the American Legion Squadron 241, presents a $2,500 donation to Mark Keller with the Cardinal Recreation C