Phillips Field News Today

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JFF Championship top four seek wins

HANOVER, Jamaica— Joint leaders Racing United and Tru-Juice FC will be going after a sixth straight win when the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) Championships continue on Saturday with a full schedule of seven games. The teams, who were losing semi-finalists last season, have run roughshod over the competition so far, winning their first five games in dominant fashion and will be lining up a sixth straight, Racing United playing away...

Fairbanks Fur Tannery owner Al Barrette isn’t sure what is next. That ponderance came as he reflected on the fire that destroyed his business and the historic airplane hangar it

News-Miner opinion: In the past week we reported on two events — one tragic and one welcomed — that touch upon the aforementioned key aspects of our town’s history.

The Fairbanks Fur Tannery and the historic hangar it occupied burned to the ground Friday night. The cause of the fire is under investigation but no foul play is suspected,

WATCHUNG – For the Watchung Rescue Squad, preparations are well underway for the 33rd Annual Tree of Lights scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 2 next month.

To the editor: I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the intersection of Driveway Street and Phillips Field Road in our residential area. Over the past few months,

Following a ceremony Friday night at Phillips Field dedicating new turf, lights and scoreboard after a tornado tore through the stadium in January, Mineral Springs defeated host Jessieville 20-6.

JESSIEVILLE -- The National Weather Service confirmed that an EF-1 tornado packing peak winds of 102 mph hit the Jessieville area Monday afternoon.