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- NEW HAVEN — The Agency on Aging of South Central Connecticut is slowly untangling itself from its contracts with the Community Action Agency of New Haven, with a new provider chosen to deliver hundreds of meals to the homebound. The agency has been ...
- Tom Dempsey, an optometrist at Hebron Eye Care , won two gold medals (in the 1500- and 800-meters) and two silver medals (in the 400 meters and 5K) at the National Kidney Foundation U.S. Transplant Games , which were held recently in Pennsylvania ...
- HOLYOKE — The financial report for June was distributed to the Northeastern Colorado Association of Local Government (NECALG) Board of Directors at the regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday, July 16, in Holyoke. The accounts payable for June were ...
- Last month the CAA agency vans used 730 gallons of gas. The CAA delivers 127,000 meals to the homes of seniors in need. CAA senior nutrition program manager said she has recognized at least a 20 percent increase in what the programs pays for food ...
- New Jersey towns cannot prohibit convicted sex offenders from living near places such as schools, playgrounds and day care centers, a state appeals court ruled today. In a unanimous decision, the three-judge panel said Megan's Law should be the ...
- Thanks to nearly $3 million in private and federal grant dollars, City Park officials say they have the cash needed to start work on the Great Lawn, envisioned as a "commons" for New Orleans and the centerpiece of a transformed corridor to be built ...
- Phil Gramm, the senator-banker who until recently advised John McCain's campaign, did get it right about a "nation of whiners," but he misidentified the faint-hearted. It's not the people or even the politicians. It is Wall Street--the financial ...
- Doorways where the homeless once camped have long been cleared for the new wave of downtown residents: young professionals in sleek high-rise condos. Metro police enforce strict panhandling laws and issue a flood of misdemeanor citations, but ...
- COLUMBUS -- For four decades George Evans would go to Little Bo’s to unwind, have a drink and converse with friends. Evans doesn’t know where they will congregate after July 31, the last day for the locally owned and operated bar and night club ...
- COLUMBUS -- For four decades George Evans would go to Little Bo’s to unwind, have a drink and converse with friends. Evans doesn’t know where they will congregate after July 31, the last day for the locally owned and operated bar and night club ...
- Gabe Lange, 14 of Redding, rides home Monday evening across the Sundial Bridge. In an effort to relieve friction between walkers and cyclists, the city is looking at making cyclist slow their travel to the speed of a brisk walk. • What: Community ...
- If the redevelopment plans for North Central Avenue and Broadway are to have any chance of success, local residents and business owners said Knoxville officials must confront the realities that currently are holding the area back - namely ...
- Quick note: the NB forums are having some issues on the tech side so they are disabled temporarily. That's coincidental given the huge flamewars we've seen develop on them over people arguing for/against various religions in forum posts. I don't like ...
- The Bronx cottage where Edgar Allan Poe and his wife lived in the late 1840's is getting its first full restoration, plus a visitors center. The restoration's slated to start next spring and last a year, during which time the cottage, at 2460 Grand ...
- Butler County Commissioners had a heftier schedule of items presented for their scrutiny than usual as they met for their meeting Monday, which featured public health and safety service at its forefront. The first item of the meeting was a ...
- Nope. It will SAVE a lot of money and a lot of lives. Illegal aliens make up less than 10% of our population: some 20 million out of a total population of 300 million persons. However, 27% of the total population in all U.S. prison systems (including ...
- Every day, more than 600 meals go out to seniors across Greenwood and Abbeville counties, and in the wake of success, one meal site is in danger of closing for lack of participation. Meals on Wheels, operated by Piedmont Agency on Aging, delivers hot ...
- John McCain will send a message to fiscal conservatives this week: he’ll take on entitlement programs in his first term. Pledging to balance the budget in four years, McCain will cut waste and begin overhauling Social Security and Medicare, a ...
- The United Way of the Greater Dayton Area will dole out $8.9 million to local nonprofits, roughly the same amount it gave last year. United Way volunteers combed through 128 proposals and decided to grant $5.6 million to 99 local health and human ...
- PHOENIX — High schoolers who can’t pass AIMS will continue to get relief. Shoppers will get new protections against identity theft. Neighborhood groups will be able to bake cookies in their own kitchens for fundraising without interference from ...
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