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Congrats to all those who competed last month and to the Cotter Schools speech team for placing second in a hard-fought battle with Cannon Falls. Cotter placed 18 speakers into

The final draft of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Strategic Planning Report is available online, and community members are invited to offer their perspective through March 30.

The threat of war with Russia has been with me all my life. In a nutshell: The Soviet Union was formed in 1922, the year my father was born. It sent missiles to Cuba in 1962, when I was 4, resulting in the Cuban Missile Crisis. We had community nuclear drills.

On Thursday, the Faculty Senate heard a report on the Hoover Institution and voted to approve a recommendation on grading.

TORRINGTON — Writer Patricia Mason-Martin of Torrington and a Darien native has had one...

KUALA LUMPUR: Two Malaysian students emerged winners of the second Bayan Award for Creative Expression in Arabic organised by the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (ICESCO) recently.

Nearly a year into military rule plagued by unlawful killings and mass detentions of protestors, Myanmar writers and artists remain determined to continue their creative work and use their voices to challenge the regime, according to a report by PEN America.

Nearly a year into military rule plagued by unlawful killings and mass detentions of protestors, Myanmar writers and artists remain determined to continue their creative work and use their voices to challenge the regime, according to a report by PEN America.

At last, Trick Dog is back open, serving up its excellent cocktails in the Mission District, after a long, 20-month closure. And the menu is appropriately about pandemics, the Fates, and "the string of time."

Screens, devices, and smartphones replaced the human touch and day-to-day interactions as COVID-19 protocols forced millions of people into harsh lockdowns and prolonged isolation.Screens, devices