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Norwich and Stonington registrars reported that multiple machines at polling locations in the two municipalities malfunctioned during the Aug. 9 primary election. Approximately 50 machines were affected throughout the state.

Approximately 50 voting machines across the state malfunctioned during last week’s primary election from high temperatures, some of which partially melted. Many poll workers also experienced heat-related illness.

Voting machines throughout the state were damaged on primary Election Day due to high temperatures, election officials said this week. Norwich and Stonington registrars told The Day that multiple mach...

Norwichs School Building Committee has a plan to build four elementary schools, and disuse all seven current buildings.

Marlene Hanson, age 86, was received by the loving arms of her Lord Jesus on Jan. 31, 2022, following a stroke. She was born October 28, 1935, in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, the eldest daughter of Martin & Regina Jacobs. She graduated from Fergus Falls High School and later graduated from Wayne State college with a degree in education. With a true love for children and learning, her calling as teacher blessed many. Mrs. Hanson has served as a teacher at Elbow Lake Elementary School (MN) 1955 -5...

The traveling exhibit honors Florida lawyers who contributed to diversity, inclusion and equity in the legal profession.

From staff reports HELPING THE ANIMALS — Stanton Elementary fifth-grade student Mayelee Rawson’s love for animals led her to hold a pet drive at her school to benefit animals sent to the Jefferson County Humane Society amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, dogs and cats staying at the site have new toys, fresh food and other items. -- Contributed HAMMONDSVILLE — Stanton Elementary fifth-grader Mayelee Rawson has always had a heart for animals, and the impact of COVID-19 prompted her to help th...

Twice as many families rejected an offer to return to an elementary school in the poorest ward than in the wealthiest one.

Richardson HAMMONDSVILLE – Edison Local school board members reorganized for the year and took action on a land purchase to store vehicles during a session on Jan. 6. Aaron Richardson, board president, and Ron Smyth, vice president, were returned to their posts with Lisa Bruzzese remaining as treasurer during the organizational session while officials discussed ongoing projects at Edison High School at a subsequent regular meeting. Superintendent Bill Beattie said the district was paying $15...

Columbiana Oasis Food Ministry drive-thru distribution, First Christian Church, 4-6 p.m., trunks empty, Ohio residents and photo ID, max two households per car East Palestine Knox Township Drive-thru soup sale, Mile Branch Grange, 495 Knox School Road, $7 a quart, loaded potato and stuffed pepper, call 821-8023 by noon Jan. 13, pickup 4-6 p.m. Leetonia Salem Community pantry box distribution, 794 E. Third, 4-6 p.m., boxes will be placed in the trunk of vehicle FRI/1-15 Canfield Carryout soup sa...