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Don Luce wrote in a resignation letter: “We are finding it increasingly difficult to quietly pursue our main objective: helping the people of Vietnam. The war as it is presently being waged is self-defeating in approach.”

Monroe County Executive Adam Bello announced the opening of a new synthetic ice rink at Ontario Beach Park in Rochester on Friday. Synthetic ice looks and feels like real ice, is not dependent on weather, and is portable.

Don Luce evolved from a bystander in the Vietnam War to an influential activist who helped boost the antiwar movement back home in the U.S. in 1970 by showing members of a congressional team the horrific conditions inside a prison run by U.S.-ally South Vietnam.

His relentless campaign against the war and his exposure of South Vietnam’s “tiger cages” were instrumental in turning the American public and Congress against the war.

Birds figure in books about fungus, spiders, prairies and more.

Three books from the University of Minnesota Press serve varied interests.

This is the story of how coach Craig Ramsay — with Miroslav Šatan's help — reinvigorated hockey in Slovakia.

The book, like the museums new building, showcases visionaries long-held belief that science and public education — and entertainment — can go hand in hand.

Books to recognize the Earth’s seasons, beauty, darkness, living beings, past, and future.

Join Barbara Coffin and Don Luce for the launch of their new book, A NATURAL CURIOSITY, on Zoom with the Bell Museum on Wednesday, April 20.