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In a recent opinion piece in this paper, Mark Egge, a member of the Bozeman Community Development Board, addressed the city’s affordable housing crisis. “We must build, build, build” to

Across the states, America’s public employee pension plans are a ticking, insolvent time bomb.

The Clean Air Coalition of Western New York agreed Tonawanda needed to modernize its code. But the group said the town didnt go far enough to encourage walkable, public transit-friendly

This July, the price of first class postage goes up a whole nickel, from 68 to 73 cents, another step toward the inevitable demise of the Christmas card. I remember

La Crosse County housing market faces challenges as prices drastically increase and houses remain on the market longer. Buyers face complications and sellers need a strategy.

The Air Force wants to replace the aging E-4B "Doomsday" jets based at Offutt Air Force Base. The Pentagon is spending $13 billion on a replacement that will be delivered

Analysis: High-level visits and agreements between Turkey and Iraq go beyond economic cooperation as regional powers seek to carve out a space in the region.

ANDOVER — After almost three hours of debating town finances Monday night, voters approved an operating budget with an additional $1,875,000 to prevent cuts in school positions.

The county plans to use the site for cooperative extension offices and for students enrolled at Catawba Rosenwald School.

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