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Meetings ¯ The Washington State Community College Board of Trustees will hold its monthly meeting at 4 p.m. Monday in the Community Room of the main building. ¯ The April regular meeting for the Frontier Local School Board will be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday in the Frontier High/Middle School media center. ¯ The Washington County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society will meet at 1 p.m. Saturday at Norwood UMC, 23 Colegate Drive, in the lower level meeting room. Parking is available beside the church in the alley. Covid precautions will be observed and masks are required. Visitors we...

Time capsule goes down as Simonson’s goes up Election memorabilia, U.S. Census material, marketing information and newspaper copies took a piece of 2020 underground Nov. 13 at the downtown Park Rapids construction site. 5:39 pm, Nov. 14, 2020 × Gathering Friday for a belated groundbreaking ceremony and decennial time capsule committal at the Simonson Station Store under construction in Park Rapids are, from left, city council members Bob Wills and Liz Stone, Candy Christensen with the Park Rapids Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce, Mayor Ryan Leckner, developer Arch Simon...

Cuomo’s bar curfew and other orders extended to May 6 (and he wins a case in court) Updated 10:52 AM; Today 10:30 AM A statewide curfew requiring bars, restaurants and other venues with liquor licenses to close at 11 p.m. has been extended until May 6. Facebook Share Albany, N.Y. — The statewide 11 p.m. curfew for bars and restaurants serving alcohol has been extended until May 6, despite the recent relaxing of other Covid-19 restrictions. Gov. Andrew Cuomo included the 11 p.m. closing time in a series of extensions to Covid-related executive orders that had been set to expire on Tuesda...

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CNY restaurants ‘outraged’ over Grubhub’s unauthorized deliveries Updated Mar 25, 2021; Posted Mar 10, 2021 Grubhub, an online delivery service, is facing increasing complaints from Central New York restaurants.Lauren Long | llong@syracuse.com Facebook Share You may assume that the restaurant has a business relationship with that delivery service. But that’s not always the case. Increasingly, restaurants in Central New York have been complaining that they’ve been listed on the third-party online platforms without their permission or even knowledge. That’s on top of long-standin...