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RIC alumnus Melissa Medenciy ’06, whose authorial name is M.Z. Medenciy, was recently honored with the International Latino Book Award in the fantasy category for her novel “Island Eight.”  This award is the largest Latino literary and cultural award in the United States. It is designed to recognize the greatness in books by and about Latinos around the world – from established authors to those who are just beginning their writing career. An Ecuadorean American, Medenciy has been writi...

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WMU alum Cynthia Martinez will show her award-winning documentary “First Voice Generation” on Saturday, Oct. 7, in the WMU Student Center ballroom.

The finalists for the Maui County seat include: Lauren Akitake, a private practice attorney and per diem District Court Judge who taught business law at the University of Hawaiʻi Maui College; Sheri Daniels Chief Executive Officer at Papa Ola Lōkahi; and Beverly Stanich, retired longtime principal of Wailuku Elementary School on Maui.

Back to School Extravaganza helps Trenton kids start the school year off equipped

June 19, 1947 to Aug. 22, 2023, Margaret was born in Idabel, Oklahoma, to Herbert and Doris (Wilson) Melson. As an infant she traveled to Oregon with her parents. She

The Vermont State University-Lyndon Upward Bound program has begun their 43rd annual Summer Residential Program and recently welcomed the Lyndon Institute Upward Bound program for their first summer program. Fifty-four

Stormtracker 16 Meteorologist Jeremy Lewan visited students at East Stroudsburg University's Upward Bound Program.

Councilman Danny Choriki faces competition from longtime Billings leaders, former Yellowstone County Commissioner Bill Kennedy and businessman Charlie Loveridge, and political newcomers, Joyce Bonvillain, Magnolia West and Megan Foote.

The Juneteenth Celebration Committee has finalized plans for the 27th Celebration to be held in the City of Dunkirk. Celebration days for this year will be