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MADISON - Every day may be a gift at Marian Riotto Giroward’s age, but she says 105 doesn’t feel any different than 25.

MADISON – The Borough Council plans to introduce an ordinance which would require future plantings on municipal property to be native plants, with some exceptions.

TO THE EDITOR: This is a follow-up to my two recent Letters to the Editor to the Chatham Courier concerning the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) Reform item.

A new bill is forcing the issue, in the hopes of actually getting new housing built.

MADISON - No damage was reported in the borough after an earthquake Friday, April 5, according to Mayor Robert Conley.

MADISON - Area residents sampled food and drinks from businesses in and around the borough to raise money for local civic organizations during the Taste of Madison at the Madison

WILLISTON — The Williston Basin School District #7 school board met Monday evening and received a presentation by Kevin Klassen overviewing estimated deferred maintenance costs for the district’s 2024 capital

MADISON – Democratic Borough Council members Melissa Honohan and Eric Range are running uncontested for three-year seats in the Tuesday, Nov. 5 election.

MADISON - Budget season is coming up, and the Borough Council heard from several department heads on expected figures and expenses in this years budget at the Monday, Feb. 26

MADISON - Chief Financial Officer James Burnet presented figures about the municipal budget which will be introduced in March, and Fire Chief Kyle Wickman talked about last year’s operations and