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Them seniors will be able to remain in my community. All of them had been ellised act, and they were just waiting for the final blow. And because of this money through the eras act, the city was able to step in and buy that building. And now that building will be part of the citys Affordable Housing stock. And at least 40 of this fund will be dedicated to the preservation of existing housing just like that one. And i just feel like its so important were out there, buying these kinds of buildings that are getting elity acted to save clients in ellis acted to save clients in these types of build...

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A lawsuit filed by six Raleigh County circuit clerk’s employees alleges that the county knew of former Raleigh County Circuit Clerk Robert “Bob” McComas’s hostile, sexist and racist behavior toward

Brunswick is the home of three former Maine governors: Joshua L. Chamberlain (32nd) and Angus King (72nd) are both well known. However, most have forgotten the first man of Brunswick elected to the top office in the state, serving as Maine’s 11th chief executive. On Aug 17, 1794, more than 26 years before Maine’s statehood, […]

BECKLEY, WV (WOAY) - As the dust settles following last week's primary election, a Beckley businessman is preparing to take the office of mayor. Ryan Neal came just five percentage points from winning with an outright majority, defined by winning 50 percent of the vote. Coming in second was attorney and former council member Robert