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Cold Spring Road/Washington Boulevard To Be Paved Next Week - Stamford, CT - The Connecticut Department of Transportation will begin milling and paving work on June 7.

Saturday, May 29, 2021 - 5:18 pm The St. Lawrence County Highway Department is planning 21 summer paving projects all around the county. In Piercefield: All of county Route 62 In Fine (Wanakena): All of county Route 61 In Pitcairn: All of county Route 26 In Hammond:  county Route 6 from state Route 12 to state Route 12 near Chippewa Bay, also county Route 5 from county Route 6 to Chippewa Creek In Oswegatchie: county Route 6 from county Route 4 west 1.5 miles, also county Route 10 from Heuvelton village limits to Town Line Road In Lisbon: county Route 27 from Cold Spring...

Reimagined for COVID-19 Protocols, Local Museums Excited to Welcome Public Back As rate of coronavirus transmission slows in Santa Barbara County, residents and visitors alike can take advantage of more and more reopened museums, the zoo and activity programs MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation has reopened in Santa Barbara’s Funk Zone but has not yet increased visitor capacity to 50%. (Jade Martinez-Pogue / Noozhawk photo) By Jade Martinez-Pogue, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @MartinezPogue  May 9, 2021 | 5:00 p.m. After nearly six months of closure, a sense of normalcy flo...

Authorities said DNA evidence connected him to the crime. The defendant, Montelle J. Brown, 28, was held for court on charges including first-degree felony counts of rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and burglary in the attack on the female student in her dorm room in Ravine-Narvik Hall on the Allegheny campus on Dec. 10, 2019. Meadville police accuse Brown of raping and sexually assaulting the victim at gunpoint. The attack remained unsolved for more than a year until authorities announced in February that DNA evidence collected in the rape investigation matched Brown's DNA. Cr...

WILLIAMSTOWN — It’s oddly reassuring to find evidence that humans aren’t alone in suffering the effects of cabin fever. The subtle attractions of a quiet, balmy night in early spring proved to be irresistible for a trio of local cows earlier this month. Warm(er) weather residents of the Haley Farm on Cold Spring Road in Williamstown — they over-winter with about 20 Haley herd-mates at another farm in “the Hopper” off Green River Road, a few miles east of their summer resort — the three young cows seemed reluctant to settle in their stalls on the evening of A...