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SALISBURY — With the summer beach season just around the corner, local police are scrambling to find enough parking enforcement personnel before motorists return en masse to town lots.

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, Big Sexy Movie Night — Spaceballs, Senator Merkley Town Hall and more on deck.

The Biden administration finalized nursing home staffing rules Monday that will require thousands of them to hire more nurses and aides — while giving them years to do so.

Despite typically lower turnout for the primary election, Moxham resident Ronald King said Tuesday that its still important to vote in every campaign.

There is no doubt that Craig Brown should be reelected as mayor of the city of Galveston.

Last week was Black Maternal Health Week, and Mother’s Day is just around the corner — a prefect time to focus on the fact that critical health care for expectant

READING - Former Select Board chair Jackie McCarthy today confirmed two unnamed Town Meeting members in early February tried to coerce her into changing her vote Reading’s next town manager.

LITTLETON — As the homeless encampment behind Littleton Water and Light faces removal, a local advocate for homeless persons is requesting Select Board permission for a new encampment on municipal

Somerset’s wastewater treatment plant is a few steps closer to being in compliances with state regulations, but Mayor Alan Keck explained at Monday’s City Council meeting that more funding is

A new position has been created in Hartford City, and Jarrod Kitchen is the first person named to fill the role of Code/Ordinance Enforcement Officer. The idea for the position