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Units from Walla Walla County Fire District No. 4 and the College Place Fire Department ... damage was thankfully contained to the Fellowship hall. It could have been much worse,” Pastor Eric ...

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Hebrew Union College has purchased ABC's longtime headquarters at 56 W. 66th St. for $32 million. UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion is ...

The Washoe County Commission voted 3-2 on Tuesday to appoint former deputy registrar Andrew McDonald as the county's new registrar of voters. The appointment comes after former interim registrar ...

The Dhaka University Student Union has proposed introducing faculty and institute-based union elections alongside the existing Central and Hall Union elections to ensure comprehensive student ...

Residents of a quiet Queen City neighborhood near Mount Calvary Cemetery may want to keep an eye on a meeting at Goffstown Town Hall this week. For those unaware, a public hearing will be held ...

To settle a conservative group’s discrimination lawsuit, McDonald’s said it will no longer require Hispanic heritage for students who apply to its decades-old Hispanic college scholarship program.

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