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October 30, 2021
Roman ruins are a great attraction all over the world. This article covers some Roman theaters so well-preserved that people still use them.
October 29, 2021
World heritage sites in Canada, the U.S., Australia, and Russia are among those that have emitted more carbon than they absorbed since 2001.
October 26, 2021
The wreckage of one of the most storied vessels in American history has been found in Canadian waters northeast of Boston, almost 60 years after it sank while being towed to Philadelphia....
October 26, 2021
The wreck of a famous US naval ship that helped seize a Nazi spy vessel has been found. American scientists...
October 20, 2021
The City of Windsor will see a 2.3-million investment in the community’s arts, culture and heritage sector. The City is investing $1.8 million, with the
October 19, 2021
With help from the federal government the City of Windsor is investing $2.3 million into the local arts sector and commemorating the Capitol Theatre’s milestone anniversary.
October 10, 2021
Formerly known as the Heritage Program, Hunt Regional Behavioral Health (HROBH) has been offering therapy to people struggling with depression, anxiety, grief and other stressors for the past 15 years.
May 26, 2021
The Next Generation of Sephardi Scholars & Students.
May 5, 2021
Article content For the second straight year amid pandemic restrictions and lockdowns, the Whoop & Hollar Folk Festival is planning for a live event this summer—a weekend of top-notch music Portagers can look forward to. Just last week, the festival confirmed its 2021 dates for Friday, August 27th and Saturday, August 28th and announced it will be proceeding in a format that takes into effect all provincial public health orders at the time. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try...
May 5, 2021
The tiny Linville Caverns spider blends in well with the surrounding rock. Photo by Brian Bockhahn North Carolina state legislators could soon vote on a bill that would make the Linville Caverns spider an official symbol of the state, accompanying the cardinal, the Frasier fir and the dogwood. N.C. Sen. Ralph Hise (R) is the primary sponsor for the bill, S.B. 195. He first introduced the bill in 2017 and reintroduced it March 2021. The bill awaits a vote in the Senate Committee on Rules and Op...