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In 1903, William Doerflinger’s Park Store at the corner of Fourth and Main streets burned down. He rebuilt using modern fire-resistant technology that came out of the 1871 Chicago Fire.

Around 90 high school seniors, their family members and community leaders made up the crowd of approximately 300 attendees at the Statesville Civic Center.

Results from a Burlingame School District poll conducted to gauge residents’ input show potential support for a parcel tax measure to raise about $3.5 million for classroom needs.

During its April 23 meeting, Camden City Council unanimously passed first reading of the city’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 budget, which begins July 1, following a presentation

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Spain, Ireland, Belgium, Slovenia and Malta are expected to make the move at the end of May, according to the organizations top diplomat.

A Pennsylvania legislator envisions a 1% add-on to the state sales tax as a potential revenue solution for cash-strapped communities with a high number of tax-exempt properties.

Legislation that would allow illegal immigrants to be arrested by state police for “impermissible occupation” has won strong approval from the Oklahoma Senate and is pending with the governor.

The George A. Spiva Center for the Arts recently announced the launch of Studio 55, an art class for adults ages 55 and up. The class will begin May 3

SPOKANE, Wash. – The Spokane City Council voted to require landlords to notify tenants of rent increases on Monday.