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State officials joined Mondelēz International Monday to open the snack companys Research & Development Innovation Center in Whippany.

The project is the final parcel of the multi-building Fan Pier development that kicked off the Seaport’s development boom.

Pointe-Claire Mayor Tim Thomas posted on his Facebook page that he has received complaints from residents of District 1, saying the April 23 by-election to replace former councillor Erin Tedford

A ribbon-cutting with Mayor Briton Williams took place around midday March 24, 2023, for the extension between Woodstone and Mayfield Drive.

At Tuesday’s Princeton Rotary Club meeting, Mayors Jim Seibert of Fredonia, Brock Thomas of Princeton, and Kota Young, the Caldwell County Judge-Executive were the guest speakers and discussed the progress and challenges of their respective cities and

There are more than 400 federal funding programs designed for rural communities. It can be hard to find out where to start.

Mayor Thomas M. McDermott Jr. promoted two employees of the city’s Planning and Development Department in light of its executive director’s decision to accept a new job.

GLENDORA, Miss. – Black history is a crucial part of American history, and in the Mississippi Delta rests the story of Emmett Till – a young boy who was murdered for allegedly flirting with a white woman.  It's been 68-years since his lynching. Today a 9-foot statue honors Till's legacy. However, some pastors and historians say more needs to be done to reconcile the past.

Quincy Asian Resources Inc. put on its 35th Annual Lunar New Year Festival on Sunday, Feb. 5. The well-attended event included dozens of performances.

Michael J. Kelly, a former dean of the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, died of complications following surgery Jan. 20 at the Broadmead Retirement Community in Cockeysville. The former Inner Harbor and Guilford resident was 85.