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Rogue, um, is really not something i expect of my state government. Reporter tonight at its Board Meeting the San Francisco Unified School District plans to go rogue and issue its own remedy. Just grant the 107 diplomas to the San Francisco student without the exit exam in defiance of state law. There is a disproportionate negative effect on the students of color and english language lerner students. So one may say we are going to break the law tonight by doing this. Im saying were actually keep...

HUMBOLDT, TWP., MI- It is with great sadness that we announce that Debbie Sue Wiljanen, 71, of Humboldt Township, went to be with the Lord Friday evening, Janua

Don Conrad, 94, passed away peacefully on Father's Day, in Naples, Florida, where he had been living. He had a long battle with prostate cancer.Conrad was a long-time leader and entreprenuer in No

Valparaiso man launches online T-shirt business, Freedom-4-all.com, offering apparel with messages based on the U.S. Constitution.

Atlas could help to improve understanding of the genetic basis of cancer and other diseases caused by cellular malfunction, including aging.

HUNTINGTON — The Cabell-Huntington Board of Health discussed COVID-19 data from December and January during its meeting Wednesday.

“Public speaking is the biggest fear for most people,” Don Conrad says. “Toastmasters can help curb this fear.”

BELLA VISTA -- Bella Vista Courtesy Van driver Steve Skaggs says volunteering is actually a selfish thing to do.

SUUs mens basketball team will \

Mateo * Serían los comienzos del año 61, me invitaron los cuñados de mi hermano, Avelino y Eduardo, a pasar algunas semanas en su campo, llamado “la Positiva”, en la zona de Chapalcó, plena zona del caldenal. De paso iba a colaborar en tareas del campo, sobre todo, arando y sembrando con un tractor Someca, que también tenía nombre: “El Salvaje”. Me fascinaban las labores agrícolas, la vida en el campo, su paisaje, y la calidez de las familias chacareras, en este caso, además de ...