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The myriads of microbes in our gut, collectively termed the microbiome, are considered important to our health, but they can also harbor bacteria that contribute to inflammatory bowel disease or... | August 5, 2022

One day this spring, Nantucket high schoolers were sent home early after a “coordinated attack” clogged the plumbing. And a counselor in Falmouth says the number of students receiving care for mental health crises has risen tremendously. Those are just two examples of what educators say is a widespread concern.

WATERTOWN — The annual Run for Recovery, benefitting the Urban Mission Bridge Program, will return to the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds Sept. 10.

For thousands of children living in institutional care in orphanages and shelter homes, 18 is an age when they have to leave their childcare institution, the only homes they have known. These young care leavers struggle to find their feet in a world

Family members confirmed on Facebook Wednesday that Spearman, 71, died Tuesday. Spearman, a former substance abuse counselor and president of the N.C. Council of Churches, is a current member of

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Incoming STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) freshmen at Kentucky have the opportunity to par...

There is extensive damage at New Milford High School after a fire and several programs will be moved to other locations, according to school officials. New...

NMPS Superintendent DiCorpo provides general update on yesterday’s fire at New Milford High School, as well as more specific information regarding summer programs.

Planning for growth is costing towns more than in past years.