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The team at Kimpton Gray Hotel, a luxury Chicago Loop hotel located in one of the citys most historic structures, is proud to announce a new addition to the food and beverage leadership team: Aaron Munson, Executive Chef for the hotel and Boleo.

NETL representatives recently attended a groundbreaking ceremony at the City Water, Light and Power (CWLP) plant in Springfield, Illinois, to celebrate the advancement of a large pilot carbon dioxide (CO2) capture project made possible with funding and project management support from the Lab.

Artist Tammy Salzl reveals the origins of Emerald Queendom, her 'post-human' miniature fantasy universe. Find it at Harcourt House through Feb. 17.

To prepare students for the transition back to school on Monday, Aaron Munson provided some tips for families.

Albertan experimental composer Jonathan Kawchuk's new album Everywhen is out today via Paper Bag Records, and to celebrate its release, the...

The seven-year-old pup spends two days each week at Butler Lab School 55, making friends and fans everywhere she goes.

Indiana Elementary School Counselor of the Year Aaron Munson, who has been in education for over 15 years, noticed more children struggling with anxiety and depression during the coronavirus pandemic.

Amy Loewan : At a time when we’re experiencing a years-long uptick of tremendous challenge and uncertainty, Loewan’s show House Illuminates is intended as a…

Snow Warrior documents a bike courier carving a path in the Edmonton core Premiering with the National Film Board, this short doc is an impressionistic glimpse into the reality of our downtown bike couriers and a historic record of our current times. Author of the article: Fish Griwkowsky Publishing date: Mar 17, 2021  •  4 days ago  •  4 minute read  •  Mariah Hoy is the subject of Snow Warrior, on nfb.ca starting Thursday. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and prod...

An Ellensburg man wanted to build more than 60 desks for students who have to take classes remotely, so that’s exactly what he did. The Daily Record’s own Richard Dalton has already built over 30 desks and given away 20 of them. Dalton got the idea to build desks after seeing an instruction video through social media. He heard stories of students who have to take their classes on the kitchen table, or even on the floor, so he wanted to give them a workspace, something they could call ...