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The House with Chicken Legs is still one of the most intriguing and original children’s productions on the London stage this season and well worth checking out.

Letters: <strong>Bernard Clarke</strong> tries to imagine a better education system, while <strong>Rosalind Harrison</strong> reveals how Ofsted impacts apprenticeship providers. Plus letters from <strong>Dan Willis</strong> and <strong>Simon Clements</strong>

Danny Tenaglia is auctioning his collection of records, gear and memorabilia. Get the details.

The show is funny, thought-provoking and full of life

The dock was a fixture on the shores of Battery Creek. But piling by piling, it’s being removed in favor of a modern dock with a better design

Retirement usually means slowing down. Most retirees don’t take up a completely new second career. But that was the choice the Rev. Paul and Mulva Smith made as they launched

Graphic novels rely heavily on art to help tell a story. Their popularity has increased during the past several years among teen and pre-teen readers.

Officer John Cochran says he has faced discrimination and retaliation during his 28 years in the department.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 Tuesday to approve a resolution calling for the immediate resignation of Supervisor Nathan Fletcher before his scheduled resignation on May 15. Then, a longtime San Diego police officer tells our partner inewsource, that he’s faced discrimination and retaliation during his 28 years in the department. Plus, how delays in federal funding are impacting local child care providers.

Legendary rock band Journey, Women's History Month events,  the women's hockey championship at University Park and a Pi Day Open Mic Night are among the cultural highlights across Penn State over the next two weeks.