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The City of Columbia is hosting its monthly Let’s Talk Local discussion from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18 at American Legion Post 202, 3669 Legion Lane.This discussion will feature Ward 3 Council Member Jacque Sample and Columbia Fire Chief Brian Sc
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Smoking or vaping, even only occasionally, may seem harmless in the moment, but the cumulative effects can be devastating. Smoking has been linked to cancers, lung disease, heart disease, low birth weight, miscarriage, type 2 diabetes, erectile dysfunctio
Metabolic syndrome is a condition that includes a cluster of factors that can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes.
Hormonal shifts are a natural and inevitable part of the aging process. Understanding the transformations that occur as you age can help you feel more prepared to enable you to take proactive steps to manage your health.
Living with diabetes can feel overwhelming. But with the right tools and mindset, you can find ways to take control of your health and feel your best.
As a thank you to Boston for sending medical aid and relief supplies following the 1917 Halifax explosion, Nova Scotia provides Boston with its annual Christmas tree for the Boston Common.
Tired of being unsure if this week is your recycling week? Worried about mixing up those confusing holiday schedules? Are you just done with wondering if the neighbors you have been relying on to put out their carts first so you can follow their lead...
From Monday, November 10 until Tuesday, November 11, Perry Street will close between Jonathon Drive and Stewart Street by Homburg Contractors for utility installation. The detour route will be Syene Road. Local access will be maintained on the closed...
MADISON, WI – The final celebration of Madison Public Library's 150th Anniversary in 2025 will take the form of an art show highlighting literacy, history, and the wealth of local art connections the library has made over the past 12 years through...
The ability to bring your food scraps to a neighborhood farmers' markets has ended for 2025. For the winter months, you can use one of the Dane County Scrap Stops to drop off your food scraps. Visit the Dane County website to register for a kiosk...
Work began Monday, November 3 on W Gorham Street, between N Broom Street and N Bassett Street, and will last until approximately Friday, November 21. There will be lane closures and vehicle travel lane shifts in place to accommodate utility installation..
The City of Madison is reviewing its Alternate Side Parking Program to find ways to improve safety, efficiency, and communication during winter months. Testing a New ApproachBeginning with the 2025-2026 winter season, the City will test a delayed...
Starting Tuesday, November 4 at 7:00pm, left turns will be closed from John Nolen Drive to Broom Street to facilitate a storm sewer crossing install. The work will be completed and the lane reopened by 6:00am on Wednesday morning. All other traffic...
Spice up your leaf piles with this season's jack-o-lanterns. Streets Division crews will collect pumpkins, hay, corn stalks along with your leaves and other yard waste. Remove wires, candles, string, electric lights, and similar items from your...
The City of Springfield will receive proposals for discretionary Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding as part of the FY2026-27 funding by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) until noon on Friday, Dec. 18.
Above: A family of travelers waits for their flight in Long Beach Airport's concourse (rendering). Long Beach, CA – Long Beach Airport will receive $37 million in infrastructure upgrades to modernize the passenger concourse, spanning various...
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
Mayor Johnson called on the body to send the United Nations' independent experts to Chicago to examine the worsening human rights crisis the Trump administration is forcing upon the people of Chicago.
The City is investing in designing a resilient waterfront park and infrastructure to protect the school and East Boston community from flooding.
The City is investing in designing a resilient waterfront park and infrastructure to protect the school and East Boston community from flooding.