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One stat, more than anything else, sums up the staggering size of the Blue Tsunami on November 3. Starting January 2027, more than 75 percent of Americans will live in states governed by Democrats. From sea to shining sea, America is blue. That’s not only because Democrats exceeded everyone’s expectations by flipping at least 41 […]
Legislation that would help lower housing costs for combat veterans who previously were excluded from a property tax break was signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul, according to the office of state Sen. Michelle Hinchey.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Here's a look at how area members of Congress voted over the previous week.
It came as no surprise to anyone that incumbent U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan won election to a third term to the 18th Congressional District seat.
The second installment of the five-year program aims to continue the work already in motion, which some lawmakers have raised concerns over.
ST. JOHNSBURY — The county’s presiding judge spent part of his noon break from criminal matters on Tuesday to consider the process of recounting votes in the Caledonia Senate district
Sisters Becky Sayán and Cat Harris opened Quinoa, a Peruvian pop-up restaurant in Keene this year. They are hoping to serve food at more events and do catering.
Local and state officials, project partners, and community members gathered on Nov. 12 for the groundbreaking of the Fitchburg Housing Authority’s (FHA) new $15 million community-administration center at Green Acres.
BOSTON — The state's Republican Party is looking for a new leader with its chairwoman stepping down from the post after the GOP's slate of candidates were nearly blanked by voters in last week's election.
A federal judge has ordered a temporary stop to any work at a historic Washington public golf course not far from the White House. The order Saturday from U.S. District
BOSTON — A week after winning reelection to a second term, Democratic Gov. Maura Healey is wielding her executive clemency powers again to recommend pardons for more individuals with past
MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — When Special Town Meeting convenes at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16, at Memorial Elementary School, 43 Lincoln St., it will consider eight articles: