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CITY COUNCILS CARLSBAD The Carlsbad City Council met Tuesday and introduced an ordinance changing the pay for the city clerk and city treasurer.

Join Asia Society Texas for a screening of 'Dragon Inn' as part of the "Wuxia Cinema: The Magic of Martial Arts" series. 'Dragon Inn' screens on Tuesday, October 18.

 

NASAs new mission that it hopes will lead humanity back to Mars will attempt to take off for the second time Saturday. Fuel tank concerns led to the original Monday launch being postponed. WMFEs space reporter Brendan Byrne is down at the launch site. And, Wil Burns, visiting professor at Northwestern Universitys Environmental Policy and Culture Program, explains why the climate bill might struggle to deliver on carbon capture.

Spettacoli-Eventi: Sabato 17 Settembre si terrà lo spettacolo "Gaber Scik" di Pierluigi Iorio

The Saskatoon Public Schools Board of Education has approved a revised operating budget, after the province announced some one-time funding, but its C...

Having a block of uninterrupted time to read a great book is one of the benefits of a long plane ride. A good book can also help to make a long wait a...

The Chicago Black Dance Legacy Project will present a free night of dance with standout companies including Muntu Dance Theatre, Red Clay and Deeply Rooted.

Georgetown's Water Conservation Team is looking to bring awareness to sustainable watering resources with its first annual Painted Rain Barrel Project.

On the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, Secretary Haaland announced the members of the Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names.