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Evan Stone is a corporate lawyer. He works as a partner with Foley Lardner's Dallas offices.

Evan Stone is a corporate lawyer. He works as a partner with Foley Lardner's Dallas offices.

KINGSTON, R.I. — Six local students have been named to the 2021 fall dean's list at the University of Rhode Island. They include Eljas Bergdahl of

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Agrellus, provider of long-term digital agri-business solutions for the community, is pleased to certify Small Man Ag into its expanding network of Retailers Share Article agrellus.farm "Agrellus has helped my business secure transaction payment more efficiently through the use of Agrellus Finance. I no longer have to send invoices and wait for payment. I receive payment from Agrellus within 24 hours," explains the owner of Small Man Ag, Craig Swinney. LUBBOCK,...

For young adults, getting a first apartment or other new digs is a major step toward independence.  For young adults who are on the autism spectrum, the move away from their family home isnt so easy. Some, in fact, cant thrive without support. They may need help with everyday activities including cooking and personal hygiene, as well as with finding friends and social opportunities due to their inability to communicate easily.   Jim and Nancy Richardson, of Doylestown Township, supp...

New York State Is Reusing Previous Years Questions On This Year’s Standardized Tests arrow The New York State Education Department confirmed it is reusing questions from previous exams on the English Language Arts standardized tests being given to students in grades 3 through 8.  Officials said they hoped to get permission from the federal government not to give the tests at all, as was the case last year. But when the Biden Administration said states must administer the exams, off...