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A new facial reconstruction depicts a Neanderthal whose skeleton was found by priests in a French cave.

We shared the news that the family of retired Hexham doctor Dr Mihir paid tribute to his life after he passed away in August.

Thousands in the region remained without power Saturday evening and train service from Haverhill was disrupted by downed wires in Lawrence, but public works crews and National Grid teams worked

Applications are now open for the fall session of Andover’s Leadership Academy.

HAVERHILL — UMass Lowell’s iHub in Haverhill welcomes author, UMass Lowell professor and Haverhill native Andre Dubus III for a book reading and signing of his latest work, “Such Kindness,”

HAVERHILL — Voters with questions about the citys upcoming change from an all at-large based system to both a ward and at-large based system of city councilors and school committee

Libraries across the Houston area are making is easy to keep learning and continue your education with free resources.

With extreme heat in the forecast for the remainder of the week, St. Mary’s County Government is announcing the availability of cooling centers for the public. Residents that need to take refuge in a cool place, can go to one of the following locations:

The Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature is about to become more accessible than ever.

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