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CHARLESTOWN — Town residents can discuss and amend a $6.7 million budget proposal this weekend at Charlestowns annual deliberative session.

Washington (CNN) — Wednesday’s emotional Senate Judiciary Committee hearing grilling tech CEOs focused on Silicon Valley’s failures to protect kids online. But it also spotlighted Congress’ own glaring — and

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NOLANVILLE — The Nolanvile City Council unanimously approved two programs for the SMART Museum totaling around $125,000 at Thursday’s meeting. Both items would be purchased using leftover American Rescue Plan

Exhibit openings play a pivotal role in the life of museums, transcending the traditional notion of a passive display of artifacts. Museums should no longer be just repositories of history.

CURRITUCK — County Board of Commissioners Chairman Bob White announced Thursday afternoon that County Manager Ike McRee’s contract has been renewed for another three years.

Cabell County Assessor teams up with Google technology to provide interactive panoramas from positions along numerous streets.

<p><strong>Peat bogs store twice as much CO<sub>2</sub> as all of the world's forests combined. A new research center at the University of Copenhagen will map Earth’s wetlands and provide important knowledge about the greenhouse gas budgets of these areas. The Global Wetland Center will teach us how to contain carbon from plants and trees in bogs and other wetlands – and preserve it as well as the ancient bog bodies also found there.</strong...

When BIPA became law in 2008, it was a novel concept meant to guard against technologies that, at the time, were still mostly the stuff of science fiction.

The inaugural Research event by Google took place in Bengaluru, gathering prominent AI practitioners and...