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From brunches at Brasserie 19 to discounted wines by the glass at How to Survive on Land and Sea, there are plenty of ways to ring in rosé’s biggest day.

The Fairfield Retail Merchants will host their first shopping tournament later this month. For every dollar spent at a Chamber Member on June 18th, teams will earn a point, and each point is worth $20. Teams of four will cost $45, and teams who pre-register will receive a packet with t-shirts, coupons, and score sheets. People can call the Chamber at 842-6116 to register or go to Fairfield IL Chamber of Commerce for more information. Gasoline prices across the country continue to skyrocket. Acco...

The county received applications for nonprofit social agency grants at a recent meeting, as well as heard more about the covered bridge project.

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Grand Rapids will put $28 million toward improvements to various streets and sidewalks this summer.

The dust has settled on the peninsula and the future of Bayonne has been decided for the next four years.

By CHRIS ROGERS

Columbia residents are expected to continue to put out trash at the curb in city logo bags.

Trash collection will no longer be an issue on the Aug. 2 public ballot after a 4-3 vote by the Columbia City Council. The council voted Monday to lift the ban on roll carts.

Mayor James Davis has claimed victory in the 2022 nonpartisan municipal election in Bayonne, according to Hudson County Board of Elections Clerk Michael