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Mar 01 2023
News
2 New Open Houses In The Union City Area
UNION CITY, CA — If you're searching for a new home, you've likely already browsed through all the online listings for your area. And while you may have learned roughly what these houses are like from the images, there's just no comparison to witnessing the real thing. Ready to see what's out there? To help you out, we've compiled a list of the two recently listed homes on the open-house
Patch.com
Mar 21 2023
News
St. Paul, city workers reach tentative agreement, avoiding strike for now, union says
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A union spokesperson says St. Paul city workers will not strike on Tuesday after a tentative agreement was reached with the city Monday night. Local 49 Communications Director Jonathan Young said union members will vote on the agreement on Thursday. On March 8, more than 100 St. Paul city workers with Local 49 -- including public works, water services, and parks and
CBS News (Online)
Mar 13 2023
News
New Atmospheric River Storm Expected To Arrive In Union City Overnight
The expectation of another round of heavy rains prompted the NWS to issue a region-wide flood watch scheduled to go into effect from 10 p.m. Monday to 4 a.m. Wednesday. The incoming #AtmosphericRiver will bring more heavy rain and flooding concerns beginning tonight. Make sure you are prepared for flooding and potential road closures. Remember to NEVER drive through flooded roadways. Turn
Patch.com
Feb 08 2023
Fact Check
FactChecking the State of the Union
President Joe Biden put his spin on some facts, particularly about the economy, in his Feb. 7 State of the Union address:
Biden boasted that the 12.1 million jobs created in his first two years were more than the number of jobs added in four years under any president. But that job growth was fueled by a post-pandemic recovery that started under his predecessor, and his comparison doesn’
FactCheck.org
Mar 05 2023
News
No injuries in Kansas train derailment, Union Pacific says
A train with 18 cars filled with grain derailed just outside of Wellington, Kansas, on Saturday just after 5 p.m., Union Pacific confirmed in a statement to CBS News. No one was injured in the derailment and no hazardous materials were involved, according to the railroad company. "Crews have cleared the derailed cars, and track repairs are currently underway," Union Pacific said. The
CBS News (Online)
Mar 12 2023
News
See all homes sold in Union County, Mar. 6 to Mar. 13
The following is a listing of all real estate transfers in Union County reported from Mar. 6 to Mar 13. There were 29 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 896-square-foot home on Baker Avenue in Berkeley Heights that sold for $450,000.
Real Estate Wire is a service provided by United Robots, which uses machine learning to generate
nj.com
Feb 07 2023
Analysis
The Real State of the Union
On the menu today: Tonight, Joe Biden will give the annual State of the Union Address, and we already know how most partisans will react. Almost all Democrats will gush that Biden delivered the finest address since Winston Churchill, and almost all Republicans will say it was a disastrous, failed effort to hide an abysmally disappointing record. You can also predict how the speech will be
National Review
Mar 22 2023
News
Michigan is set to repeal its decade-old right-to-work law, a big win for unions
NPR Fact Check
Jun 24 2016
News
In shock vote, Britain chooses to leave the European Union
The voters of the United Kingdom spoke Thursday and, to the surprise of pundits and their elected officials, declared that they want out of the European Union.
Washington Times
Mar 08 2023
News
Union County Residents Advised on New Surrogate Appointment System
"As Surrogate, I am charged with serving all of our residents in a professional and efficient manner during a time in their lives that may be difficult," said Union County Surrogate Christopher Hudak. "With demand for services increasing, we have transitioned to a more efficient system that will allow us to accommodate more cases daily." Residents can now call (908) 527-4280 or email
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