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Gov. Ned Lamont, Sen. Richard Blumenthal and other state and local officials are urging...

Among the latest large-scale farming properties to hit the market is the Marshmead aggregation in northern NSW, being sold by billionaire Sir Michael Hintze.

By DAVID ALLEN AND CHIYOMI SUMIDA | STARS AND STRIPES Published: August 6, 2010 NAGO, Okinawa — An Okinawan diving instructor died Thursday after he was stung by a deadly reef stonefish off Koki Beach in Nago, according to an Okinawa prefectural spokesman. It was the first reported death caused by the venomous fish in 27 years, said Hayashi Uezato, a spokesman for the Okinawa Health Department’s pharmaceutical team. The 58-year-old man was giving tourists a diving lesson while standing barefoot in shallow water at 9 a.m., when he suddenly felt a sharp pain on the bottom of his left foot a...

Out of the past February 17, 1896 The county commissioners received bids until noon today for erecting an iron bridge across Loramie creek in Washington township, about two miles north of Lockington, and an iron bridge across Mosquito creek in Perry township, two miles east of Sidney. Fifteen companies submitted bids, but the commissioners considered all the bids were too high and rejected them all. ——- Frank the fire department horse sold to Jack Downs a few weeks ago, has been purchased of Downs by Frank Marrs, who lives east of Sidney. Frank was formerly owned by Marrs and sold by him ...

Out of the past January 8, 1896 Two important measures are directly before the town of Sidney upon which the citizens should promptly act in the affirmative. The first is the electric railroad and the second is advance of Sidney from an incorporated village to a city. Both of these measures will materially stimulate the prosperity of the town. ——— Members of the Liederkrantz elected the following officers at their meeting last night: Fred Koverman, president; F. Joseph Huth, vice president; Joseph Bischofberger, secretary; and Fred Montanus, treasurer. 100 Years January 8, 2021 Mrs. O.G...