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Public school districts across New York state are preparing for the annual budget vote and school board election on Tuesday, May 21.

I was recently reminded of a wonderful analogy used by Friedrich von Hayek upon accepting his Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences on Dec. 11, 1974.

Patrick Leahy, general manager of the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center, says he could do a lot with a new Municipal Auditorium. In a document prepared for the Municipal Auditorium Special Committees meeting on May 30, Leahy estimated he could bring in about $1.2 million from the venue by increasing the number of ticketed events to 84.

BEIRUT (AP) — Hamas on Thursday was considering the latest proposal for a cease-fire with Israel that the United States and other mediators hope will avert an Israeli attack on

SHARON — Staffing difficulties shut down a new downtown Sharon restaurant, which will have to pay the city back some of its $100,000 start-up funding.

NORTH ANDOVER — In hopes of easing another potential school deficit next fiscal year, Jim Mealey, deputy superintendent for financial and operations, and interim Superintendent Pam Lathrop are proposing a

The ongoing debate between Coca-Cola and Pepsi stretches back to 1898, with each brand developing loyal fanbases and distinct tastes. Despite health concerns associated with soda consumption, including obesity and

CORBIN — Tri-County residents have a chance next week not only to meet a few sports legends but help raise money for kids in need.

The Taken movie franchise, which stars Liam Neeson as an FBI operative and parent, with a “special set of skills” that he uses to track down his daughter who has

The American dream of owning a home with a fenced-in backyard for 2.5 children and a dog to play in is out of reach for many of Oklahoma’s lowest-income families.