Dudek Assists in Revitalization Efforts in North Carolina

An Elma native is helping the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in its effort to revitalize the economies of small communities across the state through its internship program, the Carolina Economic Revitalization Corps. Matthew Dudek, a third-year dual-degree graduate student in the department of city and regional planning and the public administration program at the universitys ...

Junks Best Rally Since March Entices Borrowers: Credit Markets

High-yield, high-risk bonds are rallying the most in four months on speculation defaults among the neediest borrowers will diminish as profits exceed forecasts.

Massachusetts Right to Repair Coalition: Right to Repair Bill: Myth Vs. Reality

BOSTON----Important Right to Repair legislation has unanimously passed the Massachusetts Senate. The bill requires car manufacturers to provide automobile repair codes and information to local mechanics at a fair price.

Famous 1914 Mercer Type 35-O Runabout is the eye-candy car at opening of Roebling Museum

ROEBLING Two rare and wonderful Mercer automobiles were on exhibit at the breakout fundraiser for the brand new Roebling Museum here Saturday. And so were two of the men Karl Darby and Tim Kuser whose ancestors built Americas first sports car in Trenton.

Rochester Selectmen Approve Rail Grant Application

A regular meeting of the Rochester Board of Selectmen was called to order by Chairman Naida Parker on July 12, 2010 in the Rochester Town Hall at 6:50 pm. Also in attendance were Selectmen Richard Nunes and Bradford Morse, Town Administrator Richard LaCamera and Assistant to the Selectmen Veronica Lafreniere. The minutes of the June 21 meeting were approved. In his Town Administrators report ...