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THE COUNCIL chamber was as packed to capacity as Croke Park on All-Ireland final day for a mayoral reception honouring Ger O’Connell, Pauline Hynan and Ho...

Palestine’s Downtown Revitalization Project begins Monday, Jan. 29. After years of strategic planning, and minor setbacks due to inflation and rebidding, the city is online to begin its first phase

The City of Palestine has rescheduled its Martin Luther King, Jr. Day parade and program to Saturday, Jan. 27.

The City of Palestine plans to resurface 13 streets in District 5 and 6 this year. The City Council authorized City Manager Teresa Herrera to seek sealed bids for asphalt

MAYOR Gerald Mitchell heaped praise on the golden jubilee of Limerick Ladies FC being at the heart of the establishment of women’s football.

American Rescue Plan funds are helping build and improve water infrastructures across Blount County.

Côte St. Luc residents pleaded with the city council to use its bylaws to counter scammers who go door to door offering services and fleecing residents of their money.

MOYROSS has gained some new residents as 18 new homes in Cliona Park were completed and the keys handed over last week.

The City of New Bedford received a federal grant that will go towards the Leonard's Wharf Rehabilitation and Extension Project in the Port of New Bedford.

Many low-income residents say rent hikes are forcing them out of the city, or even to the brink of homelessness. That presents a sharp contrast with the official version of New Bedford: a city on the rise, and on the cusp of regaining the esteem it once knew.