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Chris Heikkinen is settling into his new appointment as chief executive officer for the Port of Thunder Bay.

City councilors nearly shut down the work to develop Confluence Park in the city's downtown Wednesday night.

The Thunder Bay Port Authority has officially named its new CEO, with Chris Heikkinen taking over for Tim Heney.

MONTPELIER — Grand plans for a riverside park at the confluence of the Winooski River and its North Branch narrowly remain afloat after a shorthanded city council deadlocked on a

Business owners gather Friday morning on Main Street in Montpelier to celebrate the reopening of an entire block of stores. Landlord Tim Heney, third from left, and his work crews,

MONTPELIER — City councilors appeared poised to pull the plug on plans for one riverside park, weren’t inclined to crack down on camping at another, passed on the possible purchase

MONTPELIER — Plans to create a makeshift mobile home park on city-owned land at Country Club Road just got an enthusiastic thumbs up from city councilors, and not just because

An improved prairie harvest last year, and strong demand overseas, are impacting activity in the port

MONTPELIER — As flood recovery efforts continue in Montpelier and talk turns to making the Capital City more “flood resilient,” some city councilors are concerned with what one described as

Tim Heney, the CEO of the Port of Thunder Bay since 2004, has announced his intent to retire at the end of September