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Wayland Fire Department and Rescue launch raffle to raise funds for new fire truck
Washington Evening Journal
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Wayland Fire Department and Rescue launch raffle to raise funds for new fire truck
The Fairfield City Council could approve a bid for the new fire station at its next meeting on Monday, Nov. 25.
Grow Fairfield Economic Development Association hopes to market its new Sunrise Trail Subdivision to developers next year.
With a need to replace the South Shore dump station and hopes to complete other projects, the conservation department looks for funding
After another reading and approval by Mt. Pleasant City Council, the South Grand Avenue and Harvest Drive intersection will receive a decrease in speed and four-way stop
Competing against over 150 students, three Mt. Pleasant iJAG students earned awards
City will use grant money and lowest bidder to complete projects at municipal airport
Fairfield Cultural Alliance held its Arts & Culture Celebration on Tuesday, Nov. 19 at ICON Gallery on the west side of the square.
City officials hope to open a free food pantry by the first of the year, resuming efforts to address food insecurity that started early in the pandemic. The service would be set up at the city-owned ambulance barn in Southtown.
The Washington County 4-H & Youth Committee along with the Washington County 4-H County Council held the annual 4-H Awards Celebration November 10.
Washington’s schools say their attendance numbers are substantially improved in the first school year after state lawmakers passed a bill cracking down on chronic absenteeism.
The proposed ordinance would probably prevent wind energy development, but some locals still argue it doesn’t go far enough.
The Washington Police Department is asking city residents to start making arrangements for off-street parking ahead of the snowy season, now a few years into a new municipal ordinance that restricts parking during snowstorms, even for residents without their own driveway.
Carnegie Historical Museum Research Assistant Charlotte Wright dedicated the past year of her life to researching, finding artifacts and designing an exhibit on local missionaries that is now on display on the museum’s third floor.
