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Good day, everyone, therefr msnbc headquarters, welcome. Its the mountain nobody wanted to climb. New information about the apex and how far new york is from reaching it. What we learned from the sunday talk shows about the amount of supplies and why the next few days may be the hardest yet. Its going to be the hardest week of our lives. Thats why we have stockpiles of strategic supplies, whether its masks, gowns, ppe, ventilators, all those things we need. This is going to be a bad week, unfortunately, if you look at the projection of the curves. Were going to continue to see an escalation. A...

The longtime community celebration downtown was formerly known as ARF's Animals on Broadway.

(BCN) — The city of Pittsburg will soon repair about 2 miles of pavement at a cost of $4.4 million as part of a rehabilitation plan for high-traffic roadways. The first one, currently underway, will provide pavement rehabilitation and new striping along a half-mile segment of Loveridge Road from state Highway 4 to Pittsburg-Antioch Highway […]

I had the privilege of attending many of the debates and discussions which are a unique and vital part of Féile an Phobail. Well done to all the participants and in particular to the organisers and the stewards who ensured that everything worked smoothly. Thanks also to the venues which welcomed us all.

Commuters could soon face some big obstacles if a strike by 600 members of the Transportation Workers Union shuts down the railroad… possibly as soon as next month. That union is now warning that members are gearing up for a possible strike as soon as September. Such a strike would upend the daily commute for tens of thousands of Connecticut residents. Transportation Workers Union’s international president, John Samuelson, said that he’s received commitments from the other unions representing conductors and Metro-North workers to support a strike should it take place.