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Renting can be an easy way to get the job done without the financial commitment of purchasing large equipment.

Recent events in New Bern & Craven County have sparked interest in participating in elections. Here are the upcoming races voters can participate in.

Our sophomores Logan County High School recently participated in a career fair in which they explored opportunities and learned more about local businesses. While Covid altered the appearance of the

The family of one of the victims of convicted murderer Robert Grigsby is petitioning to keep the killer of three Valencia residents behind bars ahead of his next parole date.

Connecticut’s top prosecutor decided to retire as a state oversight commission considered whether to hold termination hearings on Wednesday,

Top Connecticut prosecutor, Richard Colangelo Jr., decided to retire as a state oversight commission considered whether to hold termination hearings.

Chief State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo Jr. will step down March 31 from the post that he has held since January 2020.

Connecticut Chief State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo Jr. will retire effective March 31 in the wake of an independent investigation that questioned his credibility and raised ethical concerns about his decision to hire the daughter of a former state deputy budget director. A report of that investigation, written by attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. of the Day Pitney law firm, was released last week.

Colangelo has been under fire for his decision to hire the daughter of a state budget officer from whom he was seeking raises for himself and other senior employees

In January, Fannie Mae said it would start accepting desktop appraisals, where an appraiser need not perform a walk-through, for some agency-backed loans after March 19.