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April remains a busy time for me, usually taking care of “tasks” (i.e. When all the bills come due), but it also remains a time of personal reflection and milestones.

In times of economic upheaval, the natural reaction for many investors is to react with fear and anxiety. Market volatility can unsettle the most seasoned of investors, but with strategic

Hunterdon Central Regional High School district and its administration will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. on Monday, April 29, on the school districts proposed 2024-25 budget in the

Small Business Week in St. Joseph is giving local business owners a chance to enhance their business skills and see an uptick in customers.

TRAVERSE CITY — Creating a social district on the streets and alleys near Traverse City’s Garfield and Eighth Street intersection would loosen some rules on outdoor alcohol.

CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee — George Raines, a white-haired man in a red track suit and matching University of Alabama ballcap, cracked jokes as physical therapist Brad Ellis led him through a

Three decades later, we seem to be awakening to A Call to Act. The current ISO concert at Hilbert Circle Theatre presents four music-inspired pictorials by composers whose imagery draws

NELIGH — Heather Veik and Rachael Barlow were elementary teachers for 10 years before joining forces to open River Mill Coffee Co. in Neligh.

BOSTON — The state House of Representatives on Friday passed a nearly $58 billion budget that includes new spending on public transportation, public safety, environmental protection, health care and housing.

CORTLANDT (TNS) — The company that owns the defunct Indian Point nuclear facility in Westchester County is suing New York in federal court over its ban on dumping radioactive wastewater