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NEWBURYPORT — The days of not having a full-time special education director will end July 1 when Bradley Brooks begins work as the school district’s new director of pupil services.

With the recent launch of the revamped federal application to receive aid for college, financial aid counselors are urging college hopefuls in Texas to fill out the form as soon

CAMBRIDGE — The Cambridge City Council and city staff looked both back into the past and forward into the future at a Council retreat Feb. 5.

Congress is frozen. It can’t even pass a budget, the fundamental task of governments. The long-term thinking is: How do we get to next week? World leaders wonder what has

ALBANY — Governor Kathleen C. Hochul is holding the proverbial carrot out to local communities to become “pro-housing” jurisdictions this year, and on Wednesday she shook the bait a little

QUINCY — Iles first-graders Elizabeth Oroman-Escobar and Kayden Wakefield learned a thing or two about pigs — all from reading a book in Tara Stutheit’s classroom.

The Wisconsin DNR on Feb. 1 announced that the department has awarded brownfield assessment services to the Village of Clinton in Rock County to assist with the investigation of environmental

Elon will be the only university offering a law program in the Queen City when its new program launches in the fall. Officials hope the expansion will help to create

RIDGWAY – Grow Rural PA, an Elk County-based nonprofit, has announced that it has been awarded a $100,000 grant from the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and

Attendees at the Lake Sara Polar Plunge help support Special Olympic Illinois athletes across the state, helping to provide them with life-changing programing.