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Lyonsdale- Arnold Weber, 86, of Rumble Road, husband of Judith, passed away peacefully, at his residence while under the loving care of his wife, family and Hospice.

Hudson Reporter Improvements coming to Newark Avenue pedestrian plaza Jersey City Council approves $6.7 million construction contract × Construction on the Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza is scheduled to begin this April. The Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza, in Downtown Jersey City, will undergo a major overhaul now that the city council adopted a resolution approving a nearly $6.7 million construction contract. The pedestrian mall was first closed to vehicles in 2015 as an experiment to limit traffic and create a pedestrian destination, according to the city. It was then expande...

Bottom line: Mascoma Valley could soon be high in fiber with new internet provider John Lippman. Copyright (c) Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Modified: 1/25/2021 3:14:47 PM The Mascoma Valley was once described as a “food desert” because of the lack of fresh produce markets in the surrounding communities. Some might also have added “internet wasteland” because of uneven high-speed availability. But, just like Enfield got a boost two years ago in fresh food when Jake’s Market & Deli opened a “mini-supermar...

Nestled in a grove of trees along a typical suburban street sits an atypical house. It’s not clad in brick or covered in siding. Its walls are not drywall affixed to wood studs. This two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath house is crafted out of four shipping containers. Built by Maddox & Son Construction, the container house on Homestead Drive in Forest currently is offered as an Airbnb rental. Emily Rymer, rental manager, said the company wanted to experiment with crafting a house out of such an industrial object simply to see if they could. The resulting home gives a nod to its industrial o...

Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | × Artist designs for ox sculpture sought The Destination Downtown Coalition, in partnership with the city of Brainerd and The Crossing Arts Alliance, are bringing Babe the Blue Ox to downtown Brainerd. Nor-Son Construction donated a Babe the Blue Ox statue that’s been at its Baxter office since 2008. After a successful fundraiser of donations from the community to secure the statue and address some much needed repairs, the art center is ready for the next step to find artists to design and paint the ox sculpture. “We want this to be a community project t...