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As the nation prepares for Mondays total solar eclipse, students and teachers in the Decatur area are taking advantage of an event that will not occur again in the contiguous

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SUNY Plattsburgh Department of Theatre presents this is how we walk on the moon, April 4-6, at the Black Box Studio Theatre, John Myers Building.

Over the millennia, nearly every culture in the world has tried to explain the otherworldly phenomena of solar eclipses.

We are cold out the door with temperatures in the 30s and feel-like temperatures in the 20s. We are slightly warming today as our warming trend continues. 70s return by

On May 31, 1983, a U.S. Navy research ship was conducting hydrographic surveys in the Makassar Strait in Indonesia. The crew and civilian personnel on the USNS Chauvenet — including

MOSCOW — The University of Idaho has received a $550,000 grant toward equipping a planned deep-soil research facility with advanced technology capable of capturing the “molecular fingerprint” of soil.

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MENDHAM TWP. – Because of renovations at town hall, the library remains temporarily relocated at the Brookside Community Church, 6 E. Main St., Brookside.

Spring is here.