In this series, we asked five questions of the three candidates from the 7th congressional district about the issues currently facing the United States and the 7th congressional district and will publish their answers. The candidates are Republican Eric Burlison, Democrat Kristen Radaker Sheafer and Libertarian Kevin Craig. Question 3Read More →
BOSTON, Mass. — Disinformation dominates the media in Brazil. President Jair Bolsonaro has spread false claims that the country’s elections are rigged. Other disinformation on sensitive topics, including the coronavirus pandemic, is rampant on social media. Misinformation in Brazil weakens national democracy, and as democracy crumbles, the country’s poverty rateRead More →
Kilah Dickey during his presentation Online Transcript System for High School Students at Ignite Columbus held at Helen Haddad Hall, Wednesday, April 27, 2022 Carla Clark | For the Republic By Jana Wiersema | The Republic [email protected] Two Columbus residents have started a startup aimed at facilitating smoother transfers ofRead More →
PACIFIC GROVE – Except for those cloudy days when fog overshadows coastal town like Brigadoon, Pacific Grove is a colorful place. In spring, the coastline is carpeted with an intoxicating fuchsia glow, as dizzying as the poppies of Oz, when the ice plant blooms. In late summer, the fog lifts,Read More →
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency for all of Florida on Saturday as Tropical Storm Ian gains strength over the Caribbean and is expected to become a major hurricane within days as she’s headed for the state. DeSantis originally issued the emergency order forRead More →
List your nonprofit and church events on the Jacksonville Progress What’s New Calendar for free by emailing your event information to editor@jacksonvilleprogress.com. The journal reserves the right to edit any submission for space and content. NOTE: Some of the following events may be canceled later. We have removed events thatRead More →
Local officials are keeping a close eye on Tropical Depression Nine in anticipation of its potential transformation into a hurricane early next week. There is no state of emergency at this time, although reports show hurricane potential as early as Tuesday or Wednesday. “It is too early toRead More →
About three decades ago, a group of neo-Nazi skinheads got together with members of the Ku Klux Klan to hold a parade in West Chester. The borough council doesn’t like the idea, but it sticks to the principle: as long as this group meets all of the city’s requirements, theyRead More →
Liz Truss is considering designating fracking sites as infrastructure of national significance, which could exclude local communities and break a leadership campaign promise, the Guardian can reveal. During his campaign to become leader of the Conservative Party, Truss said new sites would only go ahead with local consent. However, thoseRead More →
Fall officially arrives on Thursday evening, and not too early for some. This summer was one for the record books. A drought that stretched back into early summer and reached what state officials have called critical for weeks is still considered significant despite recent heavy rains. The rainfall deficit hasRead More →
After discussion and multiple references to “a crystal ball,” the Gettysburg Area School District (GASD) Board of Trustees ultimately rejected the $34 million heating, ventilation, and air conditioning renovation ( CVC) at James Gettys and Lincoln Elementary Schools during their Monday meeting. The 4-5 vote included school board members KennethRead More →
To download (PDF: 1.8 MB) Arizona Arizona is a beautiful and diverse land, offering tranquil desert retreats to the south and pristine forests and vast mountain ranges to the north. It is perhaps best known for being home to the Grand Canyon, one of the seven natural wonders of theRead More →
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For more than 100 years, the Oregon Woman’s Club and its predecessor, the Oregon Woman’s Council, have contributed to the life of Oregon and surrounding areas. On Friday, September 16, members of the Oregon Woman’s Club celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of the club with a cake, toastRead More →
By Ashley Strickland, CNN The Artemis I mega lunar rocket is preparing for another test on Wednesday before its next launch attempt to travel around the moon and back. The mission team aims to begin the Artemis I cryogenic demonstration test at 7:15 a.m. ET Wednesday, and NASA will shareRead More →
Stoicism, for older men, could be a difficult word to define. For Josh Hatcher, that means men who properly manage their emotions, rather than hiding them. Men need to know their purpose, mission, values and vision. The Manlihood ManCast, a growing podcast hosted by Hatcher, provides tools to help menRead More →
CUMBERLAND — City code enforcement officers face many challenges dealing with rundown properties, including a legal process that can take years. Cumberland has three employees who deal with the numerous derelict properties that may exist at any given time among the city’s 10,500 properties. “From our perspective, people think weRead More →
Royal Oaks United Methodist Church has a free spaghetti dinner at 4.30 p.m. At 6 p.m. St. James Male Choir will sing. The church is located at 1020 Kansas St., Kannapolis. Concord’s Double Bridge face-to-face games through Concord Parks and Recreation at the Hartsell Recreation Center, 60 Hartsell School Road,Read More →
Business has changed over the past two years due to the impact of Covid 19 and it has transformed management education and the purpose of learners. Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), which counts to 800 Indian students also focuses on the evolution of learning by refining theRead More →
Hughesville Fire Chief Dan Dorman is seen here at the fire station on September 16, 2022. The department applied for a grant to get new radios to help fight wildfires. DAVE KENNEDY/Sun Gazette Five Lycoming County Fire Departments will receive thousands of dollars in grants, thanks to the action ofRead More →
Hello again everyone ! It’s Saturday in Catonsville and I’m back in your inbox to update you on the most important things happening in town. Here is the truth… 📣 Our readers love to celebrate good news! You can now shout your big announcement at the top of the CatonsvilleRead More →
BRIGHTON, Mich. (WXYZ) – A Brighton family wants answers. They want to know why John Griswold died while being held in the Livingston County Jail. He only stayed there for 13 hours. John had no criminal history. But when the father-of-two got into a fight with some of his relatives,Read More →
KIA PHILIPPINES has launched a new electric vehicle (EV) offering in the country as part of the auto brand’s sustainability efforts and product expansion. Emmanuel A. Aligada, President of Kia Philippines, said Thursday during the first day of the 8th Philippine International Motor Show (PIMS) in Pasay City that theRead More →
BRENT NORTHUP movie review Brent Northup “The Godfather” and “The Godfather: Part 2” Streaming on Amazon, et al. (R) I can never refuse “The Godfather”. Every time I hear Nino Rota’s hypnotic theme on cable, I stop to listen, watch. “Just a quick hello to a friend of the family”,Read More →
The United Way Círculo Latino Leadership Society kicks off its second annual multicultural book drive Thursday in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The Círculo Latino Leadership Society seeks to collect diverse and inclusive children’s books with the goal of increasing cultural competence within the community and promoting a sense ofRead More →
Paul and Kimberly Boynton in the yard of their Evanston concrete company, Kelvin Co. Credit: Ellen Galland Just up the block from Soul & Smoke and not far from Suds Car Wash and Double Clutch Brewery, Paul and Kimberly Boynton run their thriving concrete business, Kelvin Co., on the firstRead More →
Murals exist in almost every culture around the world and have long been used by people and communities to communicate with each other. The earliest known example of a mural is in South Africa and was drawn on a rock face 73,000 years ago. Later murals have been found inRead More →
The Brunswick Tree Council discussed the development of a new tree ordinance at its meeting on Tuesday. The council enlisted the expertise of Robert Seamans of the Georgia Forestry Commission, who helped create and enforce the City of Statesboro Tree Ordinance. “When looking at a tree ordinance on commercial andRead More →
By Maeve Reston, CNN California Governor Gavin Newsom is stepping up his row with Republican-led states that have restricted abortion access after the Supreme Court’s ruling earlier this summer overturning the federal right to such services that was enshrined in the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade. As part of hisRead More →
SaskPower is seeking feedback from residents as they search for cleaner, greener and more innovative energy sources. Residents can provide feedback through in-person sessions or a new online tool, SaskPower spokesperson Scott McGregor explains. “So to keep our electricity reliable and cost effective, we’re going to be evaluating and developingRead More →
“Guatemala” by Eliana Miranda “Fronteriza,” which opens at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center on October 1, is a Dallas collaborative project Nuestra artists collective. The exhibition will feature nine female artists whose work explores concepts surrounding the US-Mexico border. “While some of the artists in the exhibit grew up inRead More →
By Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN Their daughter Mia was just three years old when Canadian couple Edith Lemay and Sébastien Pelletier first noticed she had vision problems. A few years after taking her to see a specialist for the first time, Mia, the eldest of their four children, was diagnosed withRead More →
Cowiche Canyon Conservancy’s Rocky Top Trails offer a unique combination of wildflowers, shrub-steppe, graded single-track mountain biking trails, and breathtaking views of the Yakima Valley. Frequent hikers and mountain bikers have seen this special environment change dramatically since DTG Recycle took over the nearby landfill and purchased a significant portionRead More →
Shawn M. Morey, 30, Carlee J. Kistler, 26, Artie J. Ray, 43, and Austin J. Cofrin, 40, are each charged with one count of second-degree misconduct involving a controlled substance . On Friday, Morey, Kistler and Ray were in custody. An arrest warrant was issued against Cofrin on Thursday. TheRead More →
A total of 86 grants of up to $500 each were distributed to public school teachers in Maui, Oahu and the island of Hawaii to help purchase much-needed school supplies and improve student programs. The Hawaii State Federal Credit Union has awarded more than $40,000 in grants toRead More →
Louisiana Poet Laureate Mona Lisa Saloy, known for exuberantly singing passages of her poetry at readings, will be a featured guest at the annual 100,000 Poets for Change reading at the Women’s Center for Healing and Transformation on October 1. in Abita Springs. The gathering of writers and poetry readersRead More →
The sixth edition of S’hail 2022 – Katara International Hunting & Falcons Exhibition, which was well attended, will end on Saturday. Qatar’s iconic falcon display, which highlights the importance of rich culture and heritage, kicked off on Monday with the participation of 180 companies specializing in hunting and falconry-related productsRead More →
SAULT STE. MARIE — The City of Sault Parks and Recreation Department is seeking public input on the development of a five-year master plan. Every few years, the Parks and Recreation Department adopts a “master plan” for improvements to the Sault area parks. Before implementing its new plan, the ministryRead More →
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The analysis by historians of life at parish and town level, together with long-forgotten names, forms the socially diverse and impressive slice of small books in the Maynooth Studies in Local History. In Rural tensions in 19th century Knock, County Mayo, Frank Mayes discusses the reasons for changes in demographics,Read More →
ALBANY — As Congress considers another round of federal funding for COVID-19 relief, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, on Wednesday called on congressional leaders to include at least $1 billion for officers community health providers in the next wave of potential COVID-19 aid funding. Appearing at a video news conferenceRead More →
Ithaca watercolor artist Regan Ralston is one of fifty artists chosen to produce creative work for Amazon Studios’ “Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” social media campaign. “I was lucky enough to be contacted by Think Jam, a company that was working with Prime Video to promote theirRead More →
Founded in 20212, Sunnova has one goal: to power energy independence so homeowners have the freedom to live their lives uninterrupted. To achieve this goal, it offers customers a one-stop-shop for purchasing renewable energy that includes rooftop solar, residential battery storage, and the software to manage a company’s entire energyRead More →
A library card is a passport to the imagination, carrying the mind through space and time on streams of divergent ideas that bring the world into focus. It’s quite an adventure – especially considering that the humble library card itself is, well, quite humble. The Huntingdon County Library is onRead More →
Until recent years, African representation was virtually non-existent in the world of comic book heroes – born in the West. South African artist Anathi Hadebe is among the artists changing that with an African approach to comics and animation. Hadebe, originally from KwaZulu-Natal, began studying fine art at Durban UniversityRead More →
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Conservative Party announced on Monday that Liz Truss, the country’s current foreign minister, has been elected the party’s new leader and thus Britain’s new prime minister. Truss, 47, beat former Treasury chief Rishi Sunak after a leadership race in which only about 170,000 paying-paying members ofRead More →
With a privileged location on the seafront of the paradise beach of Palma Novathe modern hotel is designed to let you flow and make the most of your lifestyle, while bringing local culture to the area. At the end of August, the second edition of the summer market took placeRead More →
Mike Wolanin | The Republic A view of the Little Library outside East Columbus United Methodist Church in Columbus, Indiana on Monday, August 29, 2022. The Little Library was built and placed by Tom Hadley and Ed Niespodziani. Local community members and a church in East Columbus are partnering withRead More →
A strong upper level high pressure system will continue to produce warm temperatures in the inland valleys and warm temperatures in the coastal valleys and even along some of the beaches as mild to moderate Santa Lucia (offshore) winds (8 to 18 mph) develop during the morning. These winds willRead More →
BY CAROLYN R. WILSON SPECIAL TO THE BRISTOL HERALD COURIER ABINGDON, Va. — The American dream is alive and well for an Abingdon business owner who has won the opportunity to expand her footprint in a brick-and-mortar space outside of town. Cassie Rowe, who owns and operates Abingdon Gifting CompanyRead More →
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PHILADELPHIA — (AP) — President Joe Biden charged in a primetime speech that the “extreme ideology” of Donald Trump and his supporters “threatens the very foundation of our republic,” as he convened Americans of all persuasions to help counter what he sketched as dark forces within the Republican Party tryingRead More →
Last year, some school systems in Massachusetts were so short of bus drivers that Governor Charlie Baker had to call in the National Guard to help students get to class. The situation has never reached such dire conditions in the Attleboro area, and school officials report they are in prettyRead More →
Portland’s warm climate makes this city an oasis in Oregon. She is proud that what makes the city effervescent is not only its urban attractions but also its destinations where residents and tourists can disconnect, while being perched in the heart of modernity. For starters, it’s packed with must-see gardensRead More →
By Dipo Olowookere The local stock market remained in bearish territory on Tuesday as it depreciated 0.07% at the close of business due to selling pressure in the banking sector. The loss recorded by the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited was influenced by the 0.13% depreciation suffered by bank shares. TheRead More →
A proposed life sciences project in the Redwood Shores neighborhood of Redwood City hit a roadblock this week after planning staff deemed the application incomplete a month after it was submitted. IQHQ, the developer behind the proposal, is seeking to demolish an existing five-story office building at 10 Twin DolphinRead More →
From Port Shepstone’s Maritime Cultural Museum to the Ntelezi Msani Heritage Center in Mthwalume, there are a number of cultural sites to explore on the South Coast in September. As Heritage Month approaches, CEO of South Coast Tourism and Investment and Enterprise (SCTIE) – Phelisa Mangcu said it was importantRead More →
By Joseph Hennessy Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) — A new Missouri law applying to public and private schools makes it a crime for educators to give minors books containing sexually explicit material. The Missouri Library Association argued that the law violates educational andRead More →
Tesla China is poised to focus its vehicle production on the domestic market, with recent drone overflights at Shanghai’s southern port terminal showing the electric vehicle maker exporting what appears to be one last batch of cars. Considering the date of the overflights, it seems that Giga Shanghai’s exports forRead More →
More than half of Ohio’s 88 counties – including Ashtabula – are red or designated as having high transmission of COVID-19 on the latest map from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. People in red counties with high transmission are advised to wear masks indoors, keep up toRead More →
BRATTLEBORO — A contentious exchange over coming into executive session was addressed by Windham Southeast School District Board President Kelly Young, who called on the board to better understand the rules of procedure and address a potential violation of open meeting law by raising an issue in public. As aRead More →
When I was young, I found it very strange to see women in public breastfeeding their babies. I now think back to my ignorance and wish I had received a better education regarding the benefits of breastfeeding and the importance of breastfeeding for the development of babies. During my firstRead More →
Book bans continue to be an obsession for conservatives, especially when it comes to LGBTQ+ content, but the latest library challenge has reached a whole new level of absurdity. A Texas woman sent the cops after Katy Independent School District (Katy ISD) for stockpiling a queer YA graphic novel. TheRead More →
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Despite the slowdown in inflation in the United States in July, the Federal Reserve (Fed) confirmed this morning that the American economy will need a tougher monetary policy “for a little longer”. The news has a negative impact on emerging markets, as investors take refuge in safer assets, which explainsRead More →
Homeless LGBTQ people being disadvantaged when finding resources to help them stay safe is not a new story in Austin. Queertopiaa local LGBTQ-led homelessness group, is doing all it can to help those lost in the current dysfunctional system, but as president of the organization Danielle Reichmann said, there isRead More →
By RICK BROWN Yard Light Media KEARNEY — Organizing an event like Family Fun Fest takes a lot of effort from many people, but the benefits of coming together to celebrate arts and culture can have lasting effects. “I think the most important thing Family Fun Fest does is bringRead More →
SATURDAY AUGUST 27 ANDOVER: Farmer’s Market Saturday until October 15 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 41 Central Street MONDAY, AUGUST 29 ANDOVER: Senior programs Mondays Quilting Group, 9 a.m.; Sunrise Singers, 9 a.m.; Rhythm Aires, 10:15 a.m.; Matinees Monday, 1 p.m.; Short Tales, 1 p.m.; Table tennis, 2 p.m. RobbRead More →
Much has been written about the evolution of the streaming industry in 2022. Subscribers are going offline. Market share is down. For some observers, this change represents a natural pendulum swing after years of growth due to the pandemic. For others, declining subscriber growth for streaming market leaders is aRead More →
Area students interested in learning more about Hardin County Teen Court have the opportunity to do so this Thursday. At 6:30 p.m., the court will hold an open house at the Hardin County Justice Center at 120 E. Dixie Ave., Elizabethtown. Hardin District Judge Kimberly Shumate, who oversees the court,Read More →
Much has been written about the evolution of the streaming industry in 2022. Subscribers are going offline. Market share is down. For some observers, this change represents a natural pendulum swing after years of growth due to the pandemic. For others, declining subscriber growth for streaming market leaders is aRead More →
A local strike is unlikely, but multiple factors are making educators unhappy with their jobs, Toledo Federation of Teachers President Kevin Dalton said. TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo Teachers’ Federation President Kevin Dalton said that while a teacher strike in Toledo is highly unlikely, that doesn’t necessarily mean teachers are happyRead More →
Face of the COVID-19 era and regular source of controversy, Anthony Fauci announced on Monday that he was stepping down as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), head of the immunoregulation laboratory of the NIAID, and Chief Medical Advisor to President Joe Biden. In aRead More →
With a score that reflects exemplary performance, Rockwall ISD earned an A grade on the TEA Report Card in the latest state accountability scores released this week. Districts score an A (90-100) when they serve most students well, encouraging high academic achievement and/or appropriate academic growth for nearly all students.Read More →
Nearly 15 years ago, tourism officials in Brainerd started a way to promote the Lake District by commissioning colorfully painted ox statues from different groups. The 30 statues of “Babe” oxen are still visible throughout the region. Some have been repainted and moved, notably last year when Babe the WaabigwanRead More →
TURBOTVILLE — Safety in schools, mass gatherings and more were among the things attendees were asked to think about at a trade show of safety products and people with the expertise to use them. The exhibit, at noon Friday on the campus of the Warrior Run School District, was presentedRead More →
By Makayla Steede Journalism student at the University of Mississippi Mississippi has a long literary history claiming a multitude of authors, such as William Faulkner, Eudora Welty, Richard Wright, Jesmyn Ward, Kiese Laymon, Angie Thomas, John Grisham and many more. However, not only are the many authors who call MississippiRead More →
A local oil mill opens for public tours Posted 10:22 a.m. Thursday, August 18, 2022 By: Kathryn Crockett More than 250 visitors gathered on Saturday for a rare opportunity to tour one of the region’s newest agricultural businesses and processing facilities. Slightly centrally located between Bainbridge and Colquitt, Ga. CookRead More →
Courtesy-in.gov INDIANAPOLIS — State Auditor Tera Klutz, CPA, confirmed Wednesday that all 1.7 million Automatic Taxpayer Reimbursement (ATR) checks are being printed and the first batch of checks are expected to arrive in mailboxes. later this week. How taxpayers will receive their $125 and $200 refunds will depend on howRead More →
Thursday, August 18, 2022, 1:20 p.m.Press release: Hastings District Council Four months later, construction of Flaxmere’s new skate plaza is well underway, with the facility set to feature unique features including art design elements representing the area. RICH Landscapes owner Richard Smith and his team designed this skating plaza, addingRead More →
By Dale Will Not so long ago, many predicted the end of agriculture in our valley. Rising real estate values were seen as the death knell for our local ability to produce food. Fortunately, we are now in the midst of a real renaissance in public concern about local foodRead More →
In 1962, Psi Iota Xi, a philanthropic group focused on art, music, and literature, sponsored the first Book Ball to raise funds for Zionsville’s private library and summer reading program. Community members still remember dressing up for the popular event, buying or making a special dress, live music and aRead More →
Boston’s Orange Line will be closed in days for major construction, and local mayors and city managers still lack ‘clear answers’ from MBTA on logistics, shuttles, traffic, service delays and more, said a mayor on Greater Boston. Medford Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn said that while the beleaguered Orange Line needs toRead More →
The Young Readers Book Sale is held Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Clara B. Mounce Public Library, 201 E. 26th St. in Bryan. Books for babies up to 12 will be on sale, including hardbacks, chapter books, graphic novels and science fiction books. Also educational materialsRead More →
Vacationers seek to connect with the culture and history of their destinations and Regent Seven Seas has the answer. Cruise lines are addressing demand from cruise passengers for more in-depth experiences ashore. In the high end, the luxury range Regent seven seas revamped its shore excursions, introducing two new concepts:Read More →
Some like to relax on the sand with a book or a cocktail in hand for a week. For others, boredom sets in quickly. It can be difficult to find a beach that appeals to different travel styles, but around the world there are destinations that offer ocean time andRead More →
Courtesy of SIFF On August 14, the SIFF Cinema Uptown theater hosted a screening of the 2019 documentary, “Our Bodies Our Doctors.” In addition to the screening of the film, the theater hosted a panel discussion with the film’s director, as well as two of the featured doctors. The documentary,Read More →
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Dave Estep was at the famous Indianapolis blues bar Slippery Noodle Inn on Friday and at the Joliet Blues Festival on Saturday. “The music brought me here,” said Estep, a self-described music and blues resident of New Lenox, as he waited for the first act to begin. “I go toRead More →
An Acadiana man was diagnosed with diabetes almost 40 years ago. He was one of the first to receive a procedure three years into his trials – we now know it relieves almost 90% of diabetic pain or foot pain called painful diabetic neuropathy. He is now speaking out aboutRead More →
Students aren’t the only ones who have benefited from the summer holidays — having a time to relax and refresh before embarking on a new school year. We know that teachers have enjoyed spending time with families, taking vacations, and reading books that are not related to school or teaching.Read More →
A location has been determined for a book locker coming to Radcliff. Serving as an extension of services to the main branch of the Hardin County Public Library in Elizabethtown, the book locker will be housed in the Emergency Services Building in Radcliff off Rogersville Road off the Joe PratherRead More →
LAKE BOTTOM, Wis. (WFRV) – If you head towards the Fond du Lac area, you might run into royalty. Eight-year-old Hailey Hopper won the Little Miss Galaxy International pageant in McAllen, Texas. She was previously Little Miss Wisconsin Galaxy and competed against girls around the world for her new title.Read More →
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – The next generation of groundbreaking scientists are making their debut at the Idaho National Lab. Idaho National Lab interns spent the summer working side-by-side with scientists and experts in their fields of interest. They presented the results of their studies on Thursday at the INLRead More →
The Dallas City Council yesterday approved a resolution aimed at reducing the local impact of the upcoming state abortion ban. It was among the long list of items to be discussed at the Board’s first meeting after the body’s vacation in July. Councilman Adam Bazaldua drafted the resolution, which directsRead More →