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Two people have declared candidacy for a vacant Keene City Council seat in a filing period that ends this week.

It’s the end of the road for Senate Bill 442, a bill that would have reallocated marijuana tax money.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Northwest Bancshares Inc., (the “company”), (NasdaqGS: NWBI) announced net income, for the quarter ended March 31, of $29 million, or $0.23 per diluted share.

The future of Atlantic County’s economy could be at significant risk, based on the future impacts of offshore wind projects and the industrialization of our ocean.

We have a rectangle of grass in front of our house that is just big enough for a picnic. But why would we want a picnic in our front yard?

A job well done can be measured by whether one is leaving a place better than one found it.

A vote on Czechoslovak Group’s $1.91 billion proposal to buy the ammunition-making operations of Vista Outdoor, including CCI/Speer in Lewiston, has been postponed.

On Monday, Norman Public Schools unveiled its new 488-panel solar power plant, which sits on top of Norman North High School.

The Menomonie Optimist Club has named Kennedy Shane of Colfax High School, Kevin Vang of Menomonie High School and Paige Mrdutt of Boyceville High School as Youth of the Month

Nothing screams Spring more than newly-blossomed flowers. Flowers are not just pretty and fragrant. They also represent rebirth and new beginnings. Whether you just want to take some new pictures