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A human rights activist talks about her new documentary, "Shadows in the Dark," which highlights the plight of identity-less individuals around the world.

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ROME — A large number of city contracts were approved by the Board of Estimate and Contract at their Thursday morning meeting at City Hall, the final such meeting of

At the latest Rangeley Lakes Board of Selectmen meeting held on December 4th, the spotlight was on the Oquossoc Village Transportation Study Public Meeting, with many residents in attendance voicing their concerns. Town Manager Joe Roach provided a recap, emphasizing the town’s commitment to enhancing downtown elements like traffic flow, pedestrian systems, and aesthetics. Safety concerns, particularly […]

Freer markets and property rights protections can be more efficient means to deal with localized food shortages.

THE Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) has received farm equipment from the Japanese government amounting to 800 million yen or P300 million for distribution to Filipino sugarcane farmers.

Exploring the 5th annual Coast Film & Music Festival: A day-by-day schedule preview with a complete guide to film, music and special events.

The Coast Film Foundation unveils new ‘Coast Summit.’ The eco-sustainability symposium joins the Coast Film & Music Festival event lineup.

Leveraging its innovative Identity Verification platform, Entrust has derived Digital Travel Credentials (DTC), which are a digital representation of a traveler’s identity.

The resilience of Manono and Apolima islanders to tackle their own challenges has led to the Australian High Commission stepping forward to set up a solar light project for both islands.The A.H.C. has provided support through its Direct Aid Program (DAP) for a solar light project for both islands...