Quincy argues in front of SJC to install Catholic patron saint statues
Local News “In this country, public art doesn’t become off-limits just because it may make some people think about religion.” […]
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Vermont Public Executive Hired as VTDigger CEO
The Vermont Journalism Trust, the nonprofit parent company of online news site VTDigger, has hired a new CEO. Brendan Kinney,
A Creemee Stand Is Creating Traffic Problems in Jericho, Neighbors Say
Every year as the weather warms, people craving creemees flock to Palmer Lane Maple at the corner of Route 15
A Creemee Stand Is Creating Traffic Problems in Jericho, Neighbors Say
Every year as the weather warms, people craving creemees flock to Palmer Lane Maple at the corner of Route 15
New Advanced Weather Station Will Be Part of Vermont’s ‘Mesonet’
Vermont is upgrading its ability to forecast the weather. At the Caledonia County Fairgrounds in Lyndonville on Tuesday, officials unveiled
Wake School Board Passes Budget with $10 Million in Cuts
Tuesday night, the Wake County School Board voted unenthusiastically to approve an annual budget that includes about $10 million in
Most Chatham Estates Residents in Limbo As Move-Out Deadline Looms
Just a few days after Christmas, Abigael Dawah opened her mailbox to find a letter. It was less than a
Amendment making rotisserie chicken SNAP-eligible doesn’t go far enough
Politics Every other member of Massachusetts’ House delegation voted to approve the amendment, which would extend SNAP benefits to hot
Baruth Pushes to Ban Guns From Establishments that Serve Alcohol
Senate Democrats prodded their House colleagues Tuesday to support a gun-safety bill that would ban guns in bars and restaurants
City of Durham Passes 60-Day Data Center Moratorium
Durham has temporarily paused any data center development in town. The moratorium, passed during Monday’s city council meeting, will prevent