ITHACA, N.Y. — The road to reducing Ithaca’s greenhouse gas emissions has been long and slow. Now, the City of Ithaca is rerouting its Climate Action Plan to address the […]
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Open sales of marijuana are flourishing across Southwest Virginia.
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Five candidates are running for three open city council seats in Martinsville.
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From elsewhere: Condo, assisted-living development planned for Goodyear Boulevard area of Danville. Bedford town police chief’s resignation announced. Mac McClung scores 6 points in his preseason debut for Magic.
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Voters can protect abortion rights in the state constitution and build on Colorado’s role in leading the country
It is time Colorado takes its place as a leader in health care for women and preborn babies and support during difficult situations
Ahead of the election, members of local immigrant and refugee communities share their experiences, plans to vote.
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Sparks were flying Thursday evening in a debate between the candidates running for New York’s 19th Congressional District.
Republican challenger Bernie Moreno hopes to spoil Brown’s plan by portraying him as just another shade of blue who votes alongside the Biden-Harris administration.
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Cleveland City Council needs to cut the number of council seats from 17 to 15 in 2025 because of a dip in population.
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