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Famous for her infectious laugh, Marian James Johnson, 92, passed away on March 22nd in Kodiak where she lived since 1955. Born to Lloyd and Isabelle James on October 29,

WINCHESTER - The Planning Board is ready to move forward with new zoning to comply with the state’s new MBTA Communities zoning that requires cities and towns considered MBTA communities,

Colorado State University professor and autism advocate Temple Grandin spoke Thursday as part of Disability Advocacy Week. The presentation touched on the existence of different kinds of thinkers in relevance

A team from Oklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation and the University of Oklahoma-University of Tulsa School of Community Medicine studied how teens who self-reported

Caitlin Clark is capping off her illustrious college career with another record breaking season. The NCAA Division I career scoring leader set numerous records helping Iowa reach the Final Four

In whats become a rite of spring, Clean Ocean Action released its annual beach report Thursday, giving a look at the trash found along the Jersey Shore during two volunteer cleanups.

Originally published via Midwest City Beacon

CHESTERTOWN — On Monday, Jim Bogden, chair of the Chestertown Recreation Commission briefed Mayor David Foster and the council on their plans concerning the various parks.

The Napa council approved new designs for a hotel proposed for Soscol Avenue and First Street, which has been a subject of community debate.

Academic outcomes for Montana students are relatively consistent year-over-year, new statewide data shows. Attendance continues to be a serious challenge.