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Palestinian flags waved and hundreds of people marched down Washington Avenue in Minneapolis on Monday night in response to a never-ending cycle of violence.

The third annual Millstone Festival took over The Mill District in Downtown Richmond on Saturday. This years festivities included three musical acts, a dedication of the Squire Boone stone as

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NASHUA, N.H. — There’s plenty going on in my city, but for this column, I thought I’d write about “Nashua in a Nutshell.” One of the top developments was the city’s Mayoral Primary Election held on Sept. 12. It was a small turnout despite it not raining, along with a ballot that featured merely a […]

Many college students spend their four years at school making new friends, studying something they’re passionate about and imagining a future where their dreams come true.

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Franklin County Public Schools employs 1500 people – 17 of them who are of African American descent. Those are the statistics quoted by Eric Anspaugh, who identified himself as the

With one very brief exception, I hadnt been to the Mill City in a long time. It was time - nay, long overdue - to get a much fuller picture of Minneapolis today. To - as the tourism slogan says - see what the fuss is about.

Minneapolis and park police arrested at least 16 people, almost all of them minors, after a night that police termed a riot at one point.

City leaders say they're ready for the extended holiday weekend, following last year's Fourth of July chaos.