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TOWER—City officials here are expressing frustration over the willingness of the editor and a regular contributor of a tiny weekly newspaper in the city to continue to spread misinformation and …

TOWER— The city council here had questions over the handling of the trailhead project near the city’s harbor and cost overruns that forced significant cutbacks in the project as well as …

Now on Netflix, the documentary “Is That Black Enough for You?!?” tells the story of the rise of African-American filmmakers in the 1970s, telling stories through clips and interviews. Nathan Weinbender says your queue will practically double after watching this thoughtful visual essay.

In its 10th year Facades+ hosted 12 events across North America with presentations on mass timber, embodied carbon, and adaptive reuse.

An Oregon woman who helps people with their taxes has won a prestigious award for volunteers. AARP Oregon has awarded the 2022 Andrus Award for Community Service to Kathy Goeddel, a volunteer who has worked with the AARP Tax-Aide program for three decades. The program helps people with low incomes and older Oregonians prepare their tax returns for free each year. ...

TOWER— For the first time in three years, the city council here has voted to increase the city’s tax levy, by three percent over the 2022 levy of $394,761. That will push the city’s …

As the flu season impacts school, parents worry about how the time away from the classroom will affect their learning.

Palo Alto, CA (PRWEB) December 13, 2022 -- Aragon Research Celebrated the 12th Annual Transform event on Thursday, December 8, 2022Transform 2022, an

As the flu season impacts school, parents worry about how the time away from the classroom will affect their learning.

TOWER— Developer Dave Rose is facing pushback for his latest request to the city— this time for approval of a cartway that would provide road access to land he owns along Pike Bay on the …