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TRAVERSE CITY — It was almost 42 years ago that local businessman Bill Marsh Sr. bought a struggling Buick auto dealership in Traverse City and — with his family —

LAPEER — The Lapeer Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) on Monday approved two variances sought by Attica Township resident Angela Bollman who plans to open an Adam & Eve adult novelty store on East Street. The 3,600-square-foot store is planned for a location between the Mancino’s and Legacy Eye Institute stores in the shopping plaza.

The War of the Walls is wrapping up and MasterLube is ready for their annual Grad Day event, raising funds for school Senior Sober grad parties.

A brand new sub shop has opened it's doors in Ulster County, and it doesn't appear to be another chain restaurant.

A brand new sub shop has opened it's doors in Ulster County, and it doesn't appear to be another chain restaurant.

A brand new sub shop has opened it's doors in Ulster County, and it doesn't appear to be another chain restaurant.

WATERTOWN — The former School Daze store on Arsenal Street will soon be turned into a paint store. Ted White, White’s Lumber vice president, confirmed the company would open White’s Paint Center at 902 Arsenal St. in June. It will be White’s Lumber’s first stand-alone paint store. Work on renovating the building’s interior began last week, according to a building permit issued by the city’s Code Enforcement office. After 30 years, School Daze — a store po...

Paint store to open at former School Daze location in Watertown WWNY Paint store to open at former School Daze location in Watertown By Jeff Cole | April 21, 2021 at 3:09 PM EDT - Updated April 21 at 8:52 PM WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - A highly visible Arsenal Street storefront in Watertown won’t stay empty for long. White’s Lumber will be putting in a paint store at the former School Daze location, which closed last fall. This will be White’s Lumber’s first stand-alone pa...

KEYNOTES: Ceremony in 2018 dedicated bridge to Pfc. Thibault Rosemary Rimkus Washington Street bridge, the main thoroughfare over the Assabet River in downtown Hudson, was dedicated to the memory of Vietnam War hero, Army Pfc. Kenneth M. Thibault on June 16, 2018, following the reconstruction of the bridge. Thibault, a 1966 graduate of Hudson High School, was killed by hostile fire in Binh Dinh, Vietnam, on April 2, 1967, two days after his 20th birthday. Army Lt. Col. David S. Diaz was keynote...