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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND CITY OF CRANSTON To JAMES E. DONAHUE , CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD OF CANVASSERS, in Providence County in said City and State – GREETINGS: You are hereby commanded …

HANNIBAL — Tuesdays meeting of the Hannibal City Council was brief with vehicles taking up its time.

By Mark Simonson

Two commercial rehabilitation act districts were approved by Ludington City Council for two properties, one is for 504 and 507 Foster St. and the other for 129 W. Ludington Ave.

While youngsters in their school years werent technically baby boomers in 1948, there sure were a lot of them, so many that the Anniston public school system added 18 teachers

We have a list of grand openings this week along with surprising closures.

Every month, the New Castle Code Enforcement Department keeps a list of properties it determines should be demolished.

Residents in Flints Sixth Ward are voicing their frustration after vandalism in Flints Mott Park Community multiple times last week.

Aug. 22, 1948, in The Star: An entire second section has been created for today’s Sunday edition to fully inform the reader about facilities, classes and personnel that will go

Jeffrey Thomas was out on E. Franklin Street Sunday night getting ready to catch a bus to work when he heard the shots erupt up the block. Thomas saw a group of people frantically running toward him. He said he ran in the direction of the gunfire, worried a friend or family member may have been caught in the chaos, and he found three men on the sidewalk in front of a market bleeding from their ...