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Goal of event was to educate female students about careers in trades; 'This is all about inclusivity and promoting our trades to girls'

Experts say the tradition of springing forward and falling back in time every year is taxing on individuals' health

Fire department officials urge residents to check smoke, carbon monoxide detectors as we set clocks back one hour Nov. 6

'The mayor is not an island, the mayor gets one vote. It's not a position of power– it's a position of influence,' said Clarke who is thankful of bridges built during his tenure

Saturday's event draws large crowd to ODAS Park; 'It’s become a very fun event, watching to see who gets what'

'I am hoping it will empower other women after me and that next year I will see a bunch of differently abled people competing,' says Andreia Pacheco

Access to Y Mind program being extended to youth ages 13 to 18; second program available to those 18 to 30 years old

After coming upon an empty candy bowl while trick or treating, Noah Chamberlain, Jonny Lafleur, and Emmett Lee dug into their bags to replenish it

In the fall of 1945, workers at Otaco were busy making 500 Minnitoy shovel and crane toys a day to meet the surging demand for Christmas.

Try potting spring bulbs indoors to encourage some blooming over the winter, suggests master gardener John Hethrington