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Organizers are hoping to repeat the magic of last year’s sell-out show which raised $8,000 for House of Hope.

Organizers are hoping to repeat the magic of last year’s sell-out show, which raises funds for Hawkeye Harvest Food Bank.

Greenpeace Nordic and Young Friends of the Earth Norway are asking an Oslo court to stop development of three North Sea oil and gas fields.

SIR – You report (November 22) that councils that neglect roads may miss out on the £8 billion pothole fund.

SIR – Are Britain’s staggering legal immigration numbers (“Net migration to UK hits record high”, report, telegraph.co.uk, November 23) a result of deliberate – but covert – government policy, or just sheer incompetence? It would be useful to know before the general election. Either way, it does not look good for the Conservatives. James Thacker Tanworth-in-Arden, Warwickshire

An independent consultant brought in by the P.E.I. government has found North Rustico’s new rink has cost twice as much as expected, coming in at more than $22 million — and some major suppliers still have not been paid.

The Henderson American Legion Post 60 held its semi-annual chicken plate sale on Nov. 3. The cool clear November morning found the legion post 60 lawn lined with more than

The Baton Rouge story of Reymonds Department Store is bigger than its selection of purple and gold ribbon, though thats the part of the story most important to LSU fans.

New Daredevil: Born Again directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead shared an update on the series that leaves me with mixed feelings.

The White River National Forest’s Christmas tree cutting season begins Nov. 16. Permits are now available online and at local vendors, with district office sales starting Nov. 15. Tree enthusiasts can purchase a permit for...