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Nearly twice the size of Africa, the North Pacific seems to be endless. But somewhere in that vast ocean, 30 eastern North Pacific right whales (Eubalaena japonica) live their lives, mostly out of the view of human observers. These remaining leviathans are the survivors of past Yankee whaling – in Herman Melville’s famous words “so […]

Admittedly, Oliver! is one of those musicals that instantly takes me back to my formative years, as I fondly remember watching the 1968 film version at school and at home. It would have taken a total disaster for the Spotlight Theatre to leave me disappointed. Luckily for everyone, though, director Sara Tubbs’s production is a sensory delight: it looked and sounded terrific.

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The steam sternwheel towboat Destrehan was built in 1922 by the Charles Ward Engineering Works for Pan American Petroleum Company.

Around 8:30 a.m., officers were sent to an apartment near 27th and P Streets on a report of a disturbance between neighbors. 

The penalty called on Kansas City’s Chris Jones was questionable, but the effect it had on the team was obvious.

LA GRANDE — The annual celebration of everything that makes La Grande ‘grand’ was the creation of two public officials in 1995.

Groups of people have been spotted at intersections asking for donations to supposedly help children with life-threatening illnesses. Some of their signage appears to match signs used by groups in South Carolina that authorities have labeled as scammers.

A tractor trailer got stuck after striking the beam to an Amtrak bridge in Delaware County, now known as the local trouble spot for vehicles that can't make the clearance.

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