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The magnesium chloride retardant was in limited use last fire season, loaded into the two large air tankers and some smaller, single-engine aircraft also in Montana.

(The Center Square) – Appropriation of enough money to erase a waiting list of about 55,000 for school choice is expected to be voted on soon by the full North

From J.L. Schmidts final column: "I believe I have the votes." Those six words have become the curse of the Nebraska Legislature. The buzzkill. The harbinger of failure.

TRAVERSE CITY — Parking services in Traverse City could use some financial tweaks as city leaders look to move the department from the Downtown Development Authority directly to the city.

NEW BETHLEHEM — Edgewood Heights, a personal care community that is part of Penn Highlands WRC Senior Services, is hosting a Paint and Sip Patio Fundraiser Friday, May 17, from

SALISBURY — Standing before a smattering of local officials at Blue Ocean Music Hall on Monday, state Sen. Bruce Tarr detailed what he called a “new threat” to Salisbury Beach.

A reduced budget gap between Gloucester schools’ proposed level services budget and what the city can provide has lessened the number of staffing reductions from 41 to “more than 25,”

NEWBURYPORT — Ken Wauchope saw a size 15 opportunity to fill a downtown shopping need and did so recently when he opened the Solemates Shoes boutique on State Street last

Weekly news from Senator Deb Fischer

TRAVERSE CITY — Spring dandelion bursts color lawns sunny yellow, much to the dismay of many homeowners. But to bees and butterflies, the early season nectar source is a lifeline.