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This is a special religious season for many people. Muslims are celebrating Ramadan and Hindus Holi, for example. Jewish people are celebrating Purim (today), a holiday tied to the Biblical

SPRINGTOWN — A public hearing on updating a Springtown area water supplier revealed challenges facing the Walnut Creek Special Utility District amid perennial drought.

CANANDAIGUA — After months of negotiations, the Town Board will consider a motion at Monday’s meeting to deny German Brothers Marina owner Peter Bruu’s request for incentive zoning for the

The County of Brant is asking the public to weigh in on a stormwater tax that would help uphold a system that includes drains, ditches and stormwater ponds.

It took a quiet day when I could be alone without demands on my birthday to look at Peter Harrison’s “Seabirds: The New Identification Guide.” Naturally, it gave me an

As a California architect, I’ve become well-trained in designing compact ADUs. These tiny homes must fit in small backyards and unique locations.

In the course of living their lives some women have found their way into the history books of Napa County.

LITTLETON — As its current 5-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement with Littleton expires, Great River Hydro, the operator of the Moore hydroelectric station and dam, is seeking a new PILOT with

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Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. won’t have to perform a full-blown Environmental Impact Statement on a project at its Mile Post 7 tailings basin along the North Shore, the Minnesota Department of Natural