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Vintage cars, tractors, bikes and rural machinery will be on display.

Vintage cars, tractors, bikes and rural machinery will be on display.

CD Review of Actionslacks "Full Upright Position" (Self Starter)

The proof of Newton’s Third Law of Motion -- for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction -- has become evident over the past month to the residents of the neighborhood bounded by Squire Rd. and Malden St. who packed the City Council Chamber last Thursday evening for a public hearing of the

Citizen of the Year Any citizen who has made a noteworthy achievement over the past twelve months is eligible for this award. The nominees are

Why John Rawls and A Theory of Justice still matter today.

THE Green Triangle forest industry is gearing up to plant an estimated 27 million trees this season, across 20,000 hectares, […]

The Leavenworth Times After being canceled last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade will return next week to downtown Leavenworth. The parade is scheduled to begin at noon Wednesday. This will be the parade’s 38th year. Tim Scanlon, a coordinator for the annual parade, said he does not know how many entries there will be for this year’s parade. He said entries have been “rolling in” in recent days. “It should still be a decent parade,” he sai...

Leavenworth city commissioners have given the green light to this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Commissioners took no formal vote when they met Tuesday for a work session. But they reached a consensus to allow the parade to move forward. “The community needs it,” Commissioner Mark Preisinger said. The annual parade, which takes place in the downtown area, is organized by a private committee. But city permission is needed for the parade, which requires street closings. This year’s p...

City to make parade decision Feb. 2 The Leavenworth Times While some commissioners seemed in favor of moving forward this week, the Leavenworth City Commission will wait until Feb. 2 to decide whether to allow the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The parade typically takes place each year in downtown Leavenworth. But city officials canceled the event last year because of concerns about COVID-19. Commissioners are now considering whether to allow the parade to take place this year amid ongoing concer...