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Overhauling O-line top task for Jets as free agency begins
NEW YORK JETS (7-9)
Growth policy gets council nod
Two years in the making, city's master plan will come back Nov. 19 for a final vote
Ella Ceceila Smith Vizena, 91
Ella Smith Vizena passed away on April 24, 2022.
Growth policy gets council nod
Two years in the making, city's master plan will come back Nov. 19 for a final vote
Growth policy gets council nod
Two years in the making, city's master plan will come back Nov. 19 for a final vote
Mississippi city may be left in dark over unpaid power bill
ITTA BENA, Miss. (AP) — A decade ago, the sole grocery store in the city of Itta Bena shuttered. The last bank left a few years later, followed by the pharmacy — lifelines for a small, rural community.
Mississippi city may be left in dark over unpaid power bill
ITTA BENA, Miss. (AP) — A decade ago, the sole grocery store in the city of Itta Bena shuttered. The last bank left a few years later, followed by the pharmacy — lifelines for a small, rural community.
Northwest Music Center moves to new location
Business Bits for Dec. 6
The Northwest Music Center has occupied a large building at 6055 N. Sunshine St. (south of Silver Lake Mall and seen from Highway 95).
State and local officials take a harder line on the virus
Nearly 7 million people in the San Francisco area were all but confined to their homes Tuesday, while Florida put a damper on spring break and St. Patrick's Day by ordering the closing of all bars, as state and local officials took an increasingly hard line against the coronavirus.
Franz Bakery Outlet moves to Dalton Avenue
With daily specials and many, many things baked, the Franz Bakery Outlet has moved from Government Way to 500 W. Dalton (two blocks west of U.S. 95).
Flame & Cork restaurant moving to new building
Hoping to open soon, the Flame & Cork (with wood-fired pizza) will move into its new building at 8592 Government Way.
Jen Curto takes over at Outdoor Experience
SANDPOINT — It started as a casual comment, “Hey do you want to buy an outdoor store?”
A rare glimpse into Tibet, where some hope to preserve language and customs despite China's new law
The law has been widely criticized as a way to further erode the rights of Tibetans and other minorities, and for the authority it gives Beijing to target activities it considers separatist, even outside China. The Chinese government has dismissed foreign criticism as “ideological bias.”
A water-quality health advisory in Columbia Falls was lifted Monday.
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality issued the advisory Wednesday after vandalism was discovered at the city's 2 million-gallon water storage tank at the Cedar Creek Reservoir.
Somers offers summer meals for youths
Somers School will serve free meals to children this summer June 16 through June 27.
Drop off drugs today
Drop off drugs today
Legals for June, 23 2023
Legals for April, 21 2026
Biden orders strikes on an Iranian-aligned group after 3 US troops wounded in drone attack in Iraq
Iraqi officials said that U.S. strikes targeting militia sites early Tuesday killed one militant and wounded 18. They came at a time of heightened fears of a regional spillover of the Israel-Hamas war.
Democratic Gov. Evers won't be in Capitol for Pence visit
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to make possibly the first visit by a sitting vice president or president inside Wisconsin’s state Capitol building in its 103-year history, but Democratic Gov. Tony Evers won’t be in his office just a few feet away when it happens.