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FAYETTEVILLE -- The city will apply for a grant to hire two more school resource officers after a 7-1 vote Tuesday.

FAYETTEVILLE -- The City Council is divided over whether to accept an offer from Walmart and clothing brand AND1 to paint and refurbish the basketball courts at Walker Park.

The city administration has a plan to deal with trash associated with unsanctioned camps along trails, while a nonprofit group has a long-term plan to get people out of tents and into homes.

These were the Top 5 stories of the past week, according to Taunton Daily Gazette readers.

Weve got specials, fundraisers, and musical events you wont want to miss in the latest Taunton Eats

Your guide to what's in store throughout the borough as spring unfolds.

The storm made April 1982 one of the snowiest on record.

FAYETTEVILLE -- The parks board on Monday unanimously supported a project to put six pickleball courts at Wilson Park, replacing one full-sized tennis court and four junior tennis courts.

Blackburn MP Kate Hollern writes her fortnightly column for the Lancashire Telegraph, this week she champions Blackburn businesses.

Showing remarkable optimism, city officials are calling the next phase of the much-troubled transit system the “HART 2022 Recovery Plan.”