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Local briefs include:• Spring fling set for May 11• Commissioners, council to meet Monday• Screen Free Week starts Monday• Tours, concerts set for Ruthmere

Over the years, we’ve all heard fellow Americans grousing about moving to Canada if an upcoming election doesn’t go their way. It’s not a bad idea, as Canada is known

• Beaconsfield Work resumes

The majority of West Virginians would likely agree that much about state government over the past seven to eight years has been good: Revenue is up; government services continue; and

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP — New flooring, lower bookshelves and updated lighting are all part of the $1.5 million planned “refresh” of the Lincoln Township Public Library.

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The Lewis-Clark Valley Healthcare Foundation has awarded $161,500 to 19 organizations, which submitted applications in March.

QUINCY — Quincy will be largely unaffected by early U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations on hazardous per- and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances in drinking water, but a future rise in contamination

My two grandsons, Aden and Grayson, have agreed to do the Sons of the American Legion (SAL) flagpole project again this year. We take orders for new flag poles in

Newfane Central School District’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 calls for a 2% increase in the property tax levy.