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Boris is not shy, but he is a bit prickly. He enjoys being the center of attention and squeals with indignation if anyone tries to remove him from the limelight.

Horton is going to hear a Who at Netflix.

SYRACUSE — The Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology (MOST) last week announced National Grid as the naming sponsor of its new state-of-the-art planetarium and theater opening on

PITTSBURGH — Girls in traditional Ukrainian shirts sold blue beaded necklaces, jamming money into an overflowing cash box. Members of the school orchestra played “The Great Gate of Kiev” with

PITTSBURGH — Christian Hoffman swears his trip to the San Francisco Zoo to hang out with a bunch of red pandas wasn’t just for fun. Unlikely as it may seem,

MIZPAH, N.J. — Even if you’re prepared, making the turn into Funny Farm Animal Rescue, where the speed limit drops to 1 mile per hour, is like entering another, better,

As the senior director of a memory care community in Providence, Rhone Island, Doreen Putnam had a lot of exposure to dementia patients and their families. But in 2007, interactions

Maybe dystopian novels aren’t the answer for teens living in a dystopia. One of the hardest books to track down over the holidays this year was M.T. Anderson’s “Feed.”

PHILADELPHIA — Paige Starr remembers a day several years ago when she, her mother, and her youngest brother, Blake, then about 5, were in line at Walmart, waiting to pay,

What is better than the love of a cat? Pets provide some of our strongest and most meaningful relationships in life. They love us unconditionally and see us through our