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Some men sent to the Florida school as boys spoke to lawmakers about the horrors they faced at the state-run facility.

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Who doesn't love a good ghost story, and the Stuarts loved them as much as anyone. However, enjoyment can very quickly turn to apprehension when the ghost – far from being a benign nun, a fair Grey Lady or a lost piper – becomes a sinister harbinger of doom. In these accounts of two spooky Stuart tales shared by historian and author Josephine Wilkinson, the ghosts crossed the narrow boundary that separates entertainment from prophecy – but were their dire warnings heeded?

Henderson County (Oct 12, 2023) - Jerry Smith, a Hendersonville City Council member for the past 14 years, resigned from the council last week without saying what his political plans in the future may be.

Henderson County (Oct 6, 2023) - Jerry Smith, a Hendersonville City Council for the past 14 years, announced Thursday night that he is resigning from the council effective Monday.

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Edward “Ted” E. S. Robbins, 82, of Marlborough, MA, passed away Friday afternoon at the Newton-Wellesley Hospital surrounded by his loving family following a courageous 9-month battle with illness.

Truly, Truly, I Hate Cancer! There probably aren’t any of us anymore who have not felt the pain of losing loved ones to that dreaded C word. In fact, you may have heard those dreaded …

All hands and paws are on deck as the search continues for K-9 Officer Chase, the Chapmanville Police Department’s only full-time police dog, who was last seen Tuesday morning at his handler’s yard in South Charleston.

Douglas West, a year-round resident of Martha’s Vineyard since 2017, born Sept. 24, 1945, in Bellaire, Ohio, died peacefully, surrounded by his family, on Dec. 16, 2022, in Falmouth, Mass. He was 77. He first came to the Island in 1954 at the invitation of Phil and Anita Buddington, whom his mother met at her […]