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Dallas-based arcade and cider paradise powers up open date in East End Courtesy of Bishop Cidercade Courtesy of Bishop Cidercade Courtesy of Bishop Cidercade Bishop Cidecade opens Friday, January 29 at 2320 Canal St. With 18,000 square feet, the Houston location is the largest of the Dallas-based companys three Texas outposts. Best of all, a $10 admission fee gets customers free play on all of the almost 300 games, which covers classics such as skeeball, pinball, shooting games, racing games, ...

Kudej steps down from Shelton Board of Aldermen Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail Alderman Stanley Kudej attends an Inauguration Ceremony for Shelton Mayor Mark A. Lauretti and other elected officials at the Shelton Senior Center in Shelton, Conn., on Tuesday Nov. 19, 2019. Lauretti took the oath of office to start his 15th term.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut Media SHELTON — Stanley Kudej has resigned his seat on the Board of Aldermen. Mayor Mark Lauretti confirmed Kudej’s decision...

Kudej steps down from Shelton Board of Aldermen Brian Gioiele FacebookTwitterEmail Alderman Stanley Kudej attends an Inauguration Ceremony for Shelton Mayor Mark A. Lauretti and other elected officials at the Shelton Senior Center in Shelton, Conn., on Tuesday Nov. 19, 2019. Lauretti took the oath of office to start his 15th term.Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut Media SHELTON — Stanley Kudej has resigned his seat on the Board of Aldermen. Mayor Mark Lauretti confirmed Kudej’s decision...

MISSOURI- Missouris April general municipal election candidate filing ended on Jan. 19, right before Inauguration Day. The final certification day will be Tuesday, Jan. 26 and the special election will be held April 6. Three candidates are running for the Columbia City Council Second Ward seat, and three are running for the Sixth Ward seat. The Second Ward covers much of north-central and northwest Columbia, with Six Ward covering much of east-central and southeast Columbia.  Five people ann...

Ohio Wesleyan University held a panel discussion Monday to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and discuss his impact on the community.OWU traditionally holds

The Delaware County Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee and Ohio Wesleyan University invite members of the community to learn how to better promot

aonyon@leaderherald.com GLOVERSVILLE — The Common Council has established a special committee to lead the investigation into allegations reported to the city regarding Councilman-at-Large William Rowback Jr. The Common Council during a special meeting on Thursday approved a motion 5-1 to initiate an investigation into the “affairs and conduct” of Rowback in accordance with city charter provisions. Rowback was not permitted to vote on the motion. Fourth Ward Councilwoman Ellen Anadio voted...

MONROE – Flags in Monroe Township will be flown at half-staff for seven days to honor Mayor Gerald Tamburro and his decades of service. “It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of the honorable Mayor Gerald W. Tamburro. Mayor Tamburro passed away surrounded by his family” on Dec. 31, according to information posted on Monroe Township’s website. As a retired banker, Tamburro served as vice president of commercial lending for the National State Bank of Elizabeth and as pr...

It wasn’t brought by Santa Claus, but the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford and the YWCA of Bradford got some very good news on Wednesday.

December 22, 2020 Second Ward resident Regina Sant’Anna has helped her elderly neighbor carry hundreds of boxes of bottled water from her car to her home. Living on the border of the historically Black 5th Ward, Sant’Anna has noticed that some residents are concerned about their water quality. “At times in underserved communities of color, brown or Black, you have a lot of people investing in (bottled) water,” Sant’Anna said. “You have to put in your budget plastic...