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After two years of pandemic shutdowns, the First Presbyterian Church bakers are ready for a rousing come-back for this year's Labor Day weekend celebration of Paul Bunyan Days.

As its only item of new business at last week’s meeting, the council voted to move forward with a grant application that could allow the city to step into a second phase of improvements on Division Avenue.

San Francisco faces a number of challenges when looking at converting empty downtown office space into much-needed housing.

The Seattle Police Department (SPD) delivered a press conference regarding a drug ordinance enforcement operation that was conducted in the downtown area on Friday.

To commemorate the 200th anniversary of American independence in 1976, the people of Great Britain gave the people of the United States a gigantic bronze and tin bell presented by Queen Elizabeth II in Philadelphia and engraved with the words “Let freedom ring.”

Wayne Roos was born on Sept. 15, 1923, in Afton, Wyo., the seventh of 11 children of Hyrum and Alice May Roos. He recently celebrated his 100th birthday.

Workplace Safety North hosts “Mental Health 101,” a free in-person training session

Public education began in Mendocino in 1862 when a primary school was established near the corner of Ukiah and Lansing streets. Captain David Lansing donated the lot, and the local sawmill contributed lumber for the schoolhouse.

This is the 5th crash involving a Maine school bus in the last two weeks...

This is the 5th crash involving a Maine school bus in the last two weeks...