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The city of Mason, Ohio opened its new aquatic center this week, which is home to the Mason Manta Rays and features a new 50-meter pool.

Nearly 2,400 youths are expected to either participate in the Recreation Worcester Program, or be employed at 12 locations across the city.

Robert T. Cook passed away on March 10, 2022, at the age of 72.

Responding to ongoing problems with the treatment of unwanted home waste disposal, the Broad Top Township supervisors are asking customers to refrain from disposing of foreign material or face an

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After 40 years of serving Conroe, recreation leader Rob Hamilton retires

Scottsdale police identified the victim found with gunshot wounds near Old Town on Sunday as 59-year-old Scott Harkness.

The Regional Water Authority put out a warning on Wednesday that said it is never safe to walk, run, skate, sled or ski on ice-covered reservoirs.

2021 was a year of transition for Pittsfield.  The city not only elected a new slate of City Councilors, but it, along with the rest of the commonwealth, shifted out of the state of emergency...

Plans for Rice Township’s multi-purpose field are moving forward, but it most likely will be next summer before construction actually begins.