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Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District’s ‘Don’t Light Tonight’ season starts Nov. 1
“Don’t Light Tonight” advisories ask residents not to burn wood on days when fine particulate matter, or PM2.5, pollution is forecast to reach an Air Quality Index of 78 or higher.
Greenland lawmakers set to ratify Trump security deal
The deal expands the US military's role in Greenland while reaffirming Danish sovereignty and Greenlanders' right to self-determination.
What’s at stake for Montana’s women and families in the 2026 election
Two years ago, our MT NOW (Montana’s chapter of the National Organization for Women) elections information, analysis and calls to action read this way: “We Are Never Going Back! Vote
Semerad: A bit on my background and experience
Editor’s note: The Chronicle reached out to Eric Semerad and offered him the chance to respond to the column, “Why I’m running to unseat Eric Semerad,” penned by his opponent,
Costs too high to complete planned Black River Trail extension
WATERTOWN — By next summer, hikers and bicyclists could reach now-unused Sewall’s Island via a rehabilitated railroad bridge as part of a 1.3-mile extension of the Black River Trail.
Massena Public Library receives state funding toward new boiler
MASSENA — The Massena Public Library is closer to reaching the projected $925,000 cost for a new boiler system.
SCHEER: It's simple: Go out and vote
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Portville rallies to top Chautauqua Lake in sectional semis
PCS, Ellicottville punch tickets to sectional finals PORTVILLE — Gaitley Maiolo recorded a massive double-double of 19 kills, 20 digs and a pair of aces as the top-seeded Portville girls volleyball team su...
Public Meetings: Tuesday-Friday, Nov. 3-6, 2026
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Have laws changed in California for front license plates on vehicles?
A Southern California reader says she sees fewer cars displaying a front plate. Amy Bentley shares more.
DOJ deploying election monitors to Alameda County
The U.S. Department of Justice said it plans to deploy approximately 1,000 election monitors and observers across all 50 states, making it the largest election monitoring operation in the agency’s history...
The Other Side of Okay: Story Behind the Ink
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - For decades, tattoos were often stereotyped as spontaneous late-night impulses or rebellious statements picked off a flash wall. But in a candid conversation on The Other Side of Ok...
In Bethel, Peltola maintains she's not trying to trick voters
"I did not know about any of this until I read it a few days ago in the New York Times," the U.S. Senate candidate said.
Camden Fairview ends Hot Springs’ playoff hopes with 49-14 win
If the Hot Springs Trojans hoped to keep alive their slim chances of reaching the postseason for the fifth time in six years, stopping Camden Fairview senior running back Demarion Robinson was key.
SPS said its restored financial stability, announces staff compensation adjustments
Stillwater Public Schools announced Oct. 27 the district reached financial stability after a $5.5 million shortfall in 2024.
OSU's 'disappointing' defense dooms in loss to Iowa State
The reaction to Oklahoma State quarterback Drew Mestemaker’s seven-yard go-ahead touchdown pass to receiver Wyatt Young should have been one of relief.
‘The Witch in the Cell’ opens at Goddard Center
By Drew Butlerdbutler@cherryroad.com Things are getting a little ‘crazy’ inside a mental institution in the early 1900s. Several patients have escaped and have not been… Login to continue reading Login...
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Dickson High School presents ‘Cinderella’ By Drew Butlerdbutler@cherryroad.com The prince is throwing a ball and all the kingdom’s single ladies are invited to attend as… Login to continue reading Lo...
Henry named interim APD chief: Veteran officer grateful for opportunity
By Michael Pineda, mpineda@cherryroad.com The leadership of the Ardmore Police Department has been handed over to Capt. Claude Henry on an interim basis. City Manager… Login to continue reading Login Sign...
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Zarian Monroe was crowned Pre-K Prince at the Will Rogers Fall Festival Thursday evening. The crown was given to whichever student in each class raised… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complime...
Representing the county’s interests
Company makes presentation on energy project impacts By Michael Pinedampineda@cherryroad.com When energy projects roll into the county, infrastructure is often a primary concern. During the… Login to conti...
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Drew ButlerBy Drew Butler About a month ago I was sitting in the office when the phone rang. It was Trish Maher with the Carter… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now...
Column: No need to overthink it
By Michael Pineda Ardmore is about to begin the process of filling the position of city manager with a highly qualified candidate currently filling the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complime...