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Summertime in Michigan can be a spectacular time, especially for people who enjoy the outdoors."Michigan is beautiful for lakes we are the great lakes state," said Pam Pam Bailey, Sr.

More than two years since FBI agents conducted a pre-dawn raid at his apartment in Endicott's Little Italy neighborhood, a Broome County man is talking about the threatening phone calls he made to a well-known congresswoman's office.

The 52nd annual YMCA Riverbank Run was shaping up to be a fun event for a good cause. An estimated 2,600 runners took to the sidewalks in three different races.

To the editor: Here is a huge high five, thumbs up, and hats off to all the organizations who assisted in the incident in Marshall Wednesday evening (April 17

Earth day celebration

The city of San Diego's first permanent shelter for LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness will soon open its doors.

‘(It) will be a beacon of hope and opportunity for generations to come.’

A Burnham-On-Sea pensioner says he is "overwhelmed" after a treasured antique mechanical desk calendar was repaired by a volunteer at the town's Repair Cafe.

PARKERSBURG – The 11th annual Give Local MOV campaign will kick off Tuesday, May 7, and culminate with a 24-hour online giving day, the Parkersburg Area Commu

Many childcare centers struggled to stay open during the COVID-19 pandemic, but now Harris County is hoping to give those centers some much-needed relief.