Despite public commitments to improve the river as part of a $30 million dam safety project completed in 2020, Trout Unlimited and others say taxpayers are not getting what they thought they paid for, though state says all legal requirements have been met
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Award-winning actor James Earl Jones spent his first assignment after joining the Army at Camp Hale near Leadville in the 1950s.
Businesses and local officials say the new source of natural gas creates an opportunity for economic growth and another energy option for some residents. Pipeline critics maintain they still have concerns about the controversial project.
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But the fight isn’t over. The judge still has to rule on a counterclaim for an injunction to keep the clinic from being evicted.
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Cartoonist Drew Litton wonders if the Broncos can genuinely crave revenge against a quarterback they’re still paying — and who may not play Sunday.
His speech in Roanoke was widely distributed nationwide, but the key part had a different message intended only for the ears of white Southerners.
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Regardless of the outcome of the vote, a slate of zoning amendments that took effect this spring will remain in place.
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From elsewhere: Virginia allows Cornel West on ballot after confusion over new state law. Virginia Chamber president and CEO to retire. Virginia’s teacher vacancy rate shows slight improvement ahead of annual report.
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The Ohio Civil Rights Commission accused a Fairlawn-based company that owns local residential properties and its property manager of unlawfully discriminating against a tenant in an East Akron property because she is a Black mother of minor children.
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