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Friday night through Sunday night, families can check in to a “dead and breakfast” but before their room is ready, they have to brave a haunted trail.

Farmer David Vipond and others believe White Earth Nation's aim is to stop conventional farming in general and may be focused on the R.D. Offutt farms, just on the east side of the reservation.

Bellina Rossie, 29, struck Elvin Ocasio on Oct. 16 as he was riding along Causeway Boulevard, records state.

To submit an event to the community calendar, email news@pinejournal.com.

Oak Ridge city guidelines are listed to ensure that your leaves are picked up by Waste Connections of Tennessee. The 12-week program ends in February.

The city announced winners of it's first round of façade improvement grants. Six of the eleven winning applications are for buildings located in Riverview, with three others located on 35th Street and two in Park Place.

Letter: What if all that money that Riverview Gardens and Normandy spent on tuition and transportation had instead been spent on small class sizes and full-service community schools?

Population growth can have a ripple effect throughout a local economy. As people move into an area and families grow, demand on housing, local businesses and infrastructure can be unexpectedly impacted. Examining shifts in populations and their dynamics can help residents understand the greater economic picture and inform their financial decisions. To find where population […] The post Cities Where Population Grew the Most Over Five Years – 2023 Study appeared first on SmartReads b...

MASSENA — A preschool teacher and a retiree from the former Reynolds Metals plant in Massena will be on the November ballot for two Massena Town Board seats.

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