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Hiring teachers and other school staff members has become increasingly difficult for some area schools.

Violet Steinbacher, architect, artist, costume designer, upholsterer, made the first mascot costume for C. Wolf, and thousands more, taught upholstery

Housekeeping Monday, before Sarnia city council started a break on meetings for the looming municipal election campaign, included approving significant sums…

Volunteers can still preregister online or show up in the East Avenue area, between East Sixth and East 10th streets, July 29 and 30.

But in order to perpetuate their irresponsible ruining hold on the socio-economic undergrowth and mal-developments, the Tinubu/Shettima candidature is stucked trying to shift the goal post.

The Fayette County Fair marked a half-century as a showcase for agriculture, as speakers recalled the fairs humble origins as a three-day event hosted in tents on the campus of

Peggy Garberich, 66, of Willmar, died Friday, July 15th unexpectedly at her home of natural causes. Her funeral will be 11:00 am, Thursday, July 21st at Assembly of God in Willmar. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service. Funeral arrangements are with Harvey Anderson Funeral Home. www.hafh.org

Take an art class or cooking class. Get certified and prepare for a new career. Hone your skills. These adult ed programs have something for everyone.

Looking back at Dundalks past, with former Democrat editor Peter Kavanagh

By Huang Peizhao “I still vividly remember President Xi Jinping’s visit to the ancient Egyptian capital of Luxor though it’s been more than six years,” said Mamdouh Mohamed Gad Eldamaty, archaeologist and former antiquities minister of Egypt, in a recent interview with People’s Daily. Chinese President Xi Jinping paid a…