Early voting begins Monday for May 4 city/school elections
Early voting starts Monday for May 4 city and school elections that include three recall votes and a nearly $60 million school bond.
Source: weatherforddemocrat.com
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Spring Bloom Tulip Festival Brings Visitors and Business to York Farm
This year, Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market tried out its first ever tulip field and spring festival, featuring 40,000 bulbs.
Source: lancasterfarming.com
Postal Service proceeding with Grand Junction change
The U.S. Postal Service has decided to proceed with a controversial plan to move processing of outgoing mail from a Grand Junction facility to Denver, a cost-saving initiative that has
Source: montrosepress.com
Sanitation Authority upgrades to help meet new EPA standards
Officials at the New Castle Sanitation Authority are working to comply with new standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
United States Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania Richard Christopher Joe Mcilvenny Castle Sanitation Authority Us Environmental Protection Agency
Source: ncnewsonline.com
Moments in time: City captures memories as part of 250th Anniversary
Greenville’s 250th Anniversary is giving residents a chance to share their stories about living, working and playing in the city.
Source: reflector.com
Restaurant Week begins Monday in Downtown Ludington
Taste your way through town during 2024 Downtown Ludington Restaurant Week! This inaugural event from April 22-28 will spotlight new palate-pleasing menu items at participating locations, plus attractive pre-set price
Source: shorelinemedia.net
Illinois cannabis sales grow, but so does competition
Though cannabis sales have continued to go higher and higher, the percentage increase from year to year has been lower and lower.
Source: pantagraph.com
Columnist Peg Marco looks at wedding statistics
As we slide into the month of May and are finally over the COVID-19 lockdown, couples are once again enthusiastic about getting engaged and then getting married. In fact, in
Source: morganton.com
Bay State ranked poorly on financial literacy
METHUEN — Financial illiteracy is an unfortunate plague among Americans, with only 57% equipped to make informed financial decisions, according to MarketWatch.
Source: eagletribune.com