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Although a 2023 bill to legalize recreational cannabis failed in the New Hampshire Senate, it had solid support in the House, and the climate for such legislation seems to be

We were feeling angsty as the millennium drew to a close. First there was the ever-present problem of money. A January 1999 cover story lamented...

If there was ever a kill-joy for me in school, it had to come with the writing of a book report.

If there was ever a kill-joy for me in school, it had to come with the writing of a book report.

A former state representative from Sugar Hill who serves on that town’s broadband committee has been appointed to the Grafton County Broadband Committee to help coordinate build-out efforts and funding.

The seat on the Cook County Board that Brandon Johnson vacated to take over the mayor’s office in Chicago was filled late Tuesday by a union mentor who once helped the mayor put together his lesson plans. Local Democrats met Wednesday night in Oak Park to serve as the commissioner of the county’s 1st District, unanimously selecting Johnson ally and Chicago Teachers Union leader Tara Stamps for ...

Across the border in NH, there are people whose lives have been interrupted and their plans thwarted by a drug that 23 states have since legalized.

The former chair of the Illinois Finance Authority counted both Bill Clinton and Pat Quinn as friends and fundraising beneficiaries.

I just finished Tim Egan’s disturbing new book, “A Fever in the Heartland: The Ku Klux Klan’s Plot to Take Over America and the Woman Who Stopped Them.” I could

A large city centre park, cycle paths and walkways. as the citys population is estimated to grow by more than 150 thousand over the next decade, the local authority wants to make the city less reliant on cars. audrey dias has more. im in edgbaston, where theyre already trying to strike a balance between travelling around by bike and car. it is one of the key points being put forward by birmingham city council today. part of what this plan will do is increase our investment in public transport, c...