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Make Waves and Greenhouse quietly closed this month after two years in operation.

A transformative project in West Sacramento aimed at addressing the needs of single-parent students in California is slated to open its doors by the end of next year.

As the Covid-19 pandemic subsides, there is mounting evidence of a shift in approach by regulatory enforcement agencies around the world. Industries that have historically been at lower...

"Mountaintop" opens at LCT, a historical reimagining of Dr. Martin Luther Kings last night.

The Green Ladle's free Adult Work Program in Lewiston runs for four weeks. The first session started on Sept. 28, and the second starts on Nov. 9.

The service was launched toward the end of 2020 and operates 12 hours a day, seven-days-a-week. Emily Ware, Georgina Swindle, Hannah Chamley, Elspeth Fox-McNabb, Kim Scott, are a new team of paediatric nurses working in A&E at West Cumberland Hospital. They will be joined by other nurses on the next rotation to the ward. Susan Mein, interim head of safeguarding, said: “Having the dedicated paediatric staff in A&E has meant the safeguarding team is able to link directly with those staf...

Stansbury girls fall to Cedar at Cancer Classic ♦ After the holiday break, along with a long bus trip to southern Utah, it would have been understandable for the girls basketball teams from Grantsville, Tooele and Stansbury high schools to look a little bit sluggish on Monday in their first games of the annual Steve Hodson Cancer Classic. Instead, the Cowboys, Buffaloes and Stallions all had standout performances, with Grantsville and Tooele coming away with wins. Stansbury lost its game on ...