Olney City Council tabled at its meeting Monday a request from the county to close the alley behind the 200 block of S. Whittle Ave. City Manager Dave Berry said the request came from State's Attorney David Hyde on behalf of the county.
PAINT TWP. – The Clarion County Board of Inspectors announced Sept. 15 a flooring renovation has begun at the Clarion County Corrections Facility. Last year the jail received a 100 percent rating from the state Department of Corrections.
New Orleans — One man, on his knees, is laying new carpet at a former children's clinic in the heart of the Ninth Ward. In this neighborhood that has come to represent the cruelest side of Hurricane Katrina, not so much has changed in the past year and a month. It remains a haunted place. What can one man do against all this? Block after block after block of homes remain hollowed out by
A united front against salary cuts between the San Mateo Union High School District teachers and classified staff will be the difference between cutting 26.2 or 61 full-time employee positions next week.
All his life, 16-year-old Christopher Montague has been looking at the same cracked asphalt, drab brick exterior, cement slab balconies and rusty air-conditioning units outside his ground-floor apartment at Armstrong Court.
Five years after Sept. 11, 2001, ground zero remains a sinkhole of good intentions, where conflicting visions have repeatedly stalled efforts to rebuild a site of horrific tragedy.
Dan Skinner is standing underneath crisscrossed steel beams describing a waterfall – not one on some far-off tropical island or mountainside retreat but one about 30 feet from where he’s standing.
Ah, the sweet sounds of wilderness! Drifting in the shade beneath a huge sandstone wall, alone on my raft, I was immersed in nature. The river gently burbled, cliff swallows chattered a thousand feet overhead, a light breeze riffled the box eld...