US applications for jobless benefits fell last week as layoffs remain low
By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, Associated Press Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Fewer Americans sought unemployment benefits last week as employers appear […]
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Through Small Area Plans, Three Durham Neighborhoods Envision How They’ll Grow
Following the successful adoption of Durham’s first Small Area Plan (SAP) for the Walltown neighborhood, the residents of Lakewood, Lyon
Ward 1, mayoral candidates speak out at Annapolis forum
How to preserve the historic character of Annapolis — and who is best positioned to do it — was the
Vermont Public Cuts 13 Staffers, Cites Loss of Federal Funds
Vermont Public, the state’s largest news media organization, cut more than 10 percent of its staff on Wednesday in the
Vermont Public Cuts 13 Staffers, Cites Loss of Federal Funds
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Pro-DEI organizers fired up to maintain Target boycott
By TERRY TANG, Associated Press Organizers of a Target boycott that began in January are pointing to their tactics as
State Regulators Approve Slimmed-Down Insurance Rate Hikes
Credit: Sean Metcalf State health care regulators will allow Vermont’s private insurers to raise premium rates again next year, though
Clean Water Push Erodes Hydropower Production
Help us pay for in-depth stories like this one by becoming a Seven Days Super Reader. The Green River Reservoir cast its
Residents question governor’s stance as Baltimore crime rate exceeds DC’s ninefold – Baltimore Sun
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore recently declared, “Together we have broken the back of violent crime and the last time the
Norfolk City Council approves $211 million Maury rebuild agreement
Norfolk City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to approve a $211 million design and construction agreement to rebuild Maury High School.