Pastor Rob Thorne had the vision of starting a church in Plainedge nearly 50 years ago, and it has now become what he calls a ...

These “thank-you bags” showed appreciation for a purchase, but they also served as a kind of portable good-luck charm. The collection of these single-use handouts has a particular, practical ...

Thank you for supporting both the annual rummage sale and the volunteer training. Through your generous donations and purchases, the sale netted over $13,000. A special thank you to the more than 60 ...

We also want to acknowledge the amazing welcome you gave Simon on his first shows with us. He felt your support from the start — and asks me to thank you all. A huge thank you to every one of you who ...

Wind and rain made the 2025 marine debris removal program challenging! However, Takshanuk Watershed Council, partners and volunteers still managed to remove more than 1,000 pounds of trash from local ...

Thank you to Joel O'Neil and his crew from Jay1 Excavation for making the cemetery beautiful, and to Jennifer Lieder, cemetery manager at Fargo National Cemetery. This is your day-to-day team out ...

Food programs and health care services to include vaccines are to be cut and restricted. Let ’em starve, let ’em die. What say you?

Each week as I shop for groceries for my family, I realize more and more that the food we are putting in our bodies is not the same food I was eating when growing up. Our food is ultra-processed ...

Dear editor: I throw up in my mouth a little bit, every time Republican legislators use the term "common sense," to refer to their own personal opinion, as Rep. Ann Lucas did in her recent guest ...

Many thanks to bake sales during open houses and parent conferences, and so much more! A heartfelt thank you for all your enthusiasm, energy and time! Prom would not have been so spectacular without ...

Hackensack American Legion Auxiliary Unit 202 sends a huge thank you to the local residents, businesses and visitors for the generous support during Poppy Month and especially our Poppy Day weekend.

One of the unfortunate aspects of Rep. Mark Pless’ legislative behavior is his tendency to file bills without at least extending the courtesy of notifying those groups who would directly be impacted ...