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After a year of consideration, the Biden administration has imposed strict limits on so-called “forever chemicals” in drinking water, requiring utilities to reduce them to the lowest level they can

VERNON TOWNSHIP — The Crawford Central School Board meeting on Monday lasted just 30 minutes and featured more than a dozen unanimous votes, but it still packed in plenty of

As a former Town Board member for the Town of Orchard Park, I understand the challenges noted in Stephen Watsons recent article on balancing town-wide service costs. Recent discussions on

ST. MICHAELS — A two-day Eastern Shore Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival on the campus of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum last weekend drew over 5,000 visitors to a colorful

Gas prices in the Bay Area have jumped about 50 cents per gallon since last month and over 60 cents since last year, with San Mateo County landing in the

It is important that his rural roots be recognized.

After being forced to briefly close because of this month’s double-whammy of severe storms, The Pitch of WV has not only reopened, but has also introduced a new menu and

Montana behavioral health nonprofits largely supported recommendations presented Tuesday to the state’s behavioral health commission, which is advising the governor on how to spend $300 million allocated to bolster mental

HURRICANE — The Putnam Farmers Market will kick off its 15th season at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 4, on the grounds of Area 34, 971 W.Va. 34, Hurricane.

Indiana is the crossroads of America. Purdue University is pioneering initiatives to turn Indiana into the smart crossroads of America. By 2027, nearly 1 million commercial uncrewed aircraft systems are