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MONTAGUE — The deadline for submitting public comment regarding FirstLight Hydro Generating Co.’s relicensing settlement has been extended to May 26, according to a Federal Register notice published last week.FirstLight, which previously submitted its...

Good morning!Let’s get caught up on the mail, or email, such as it is these days. First the criticism, and there’s always plenty of that. UMass hoops fan Justin Annis took exception to an item about freshman Tafara Gapare. The highly-touted forward...

The city of Camden, Kershaw County Parks & Recreation, and several community partners will celebrate the second annual Kids to Parks Day in Kershaw County on Saturday, May 20.

In recent polls, both old and young haven’t been polite about the No. 1 reason they think Biden shouldn’t run again. It’s his age. And no one is whispering it. It’s loud and clear. As I’ve mentioned in a previous column, when most people think of Joe Biden for president again, they think Geritol. If that’s you, you probably remember the old TV ads on the “Ted Mack Amateur Hour.” If so, that’s a tribute to your mental acuity at your advanced age. Have a little compassion for you...

Greenville city leaders are nearing what they hope is the end of a five-year-process to craft a new, development code with zoning regulations.

Parking problems are a big topic for Unity Park goers and it could be getting worse.

When it comes to gun violence in America, it’s go big or get ignored. No one cares about the single victim. Unless there’s some strange twist, it won’t get the kind of media coverage that results in public outrage, with hundreds of people in the streets demanding that politicians take action. Emil Guillermo When it comes to gun violence in America, it’s go big or get ignored. No one cares about the single victim. Unless there’s some strange twist, it won’t get the kind of media cover...

Officials are looking to fund infrastructure, affordable housing and potentially a skate park in their new proposed budget. Heres what to know.

Details emerge on $50M residential project overlooking Unity Park

Right on the heels of its recent stuffie-statues-throughout-the-states announcement (more on that here), we've learned that Rhode Island Commerce has