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(Shenandoah) -- Efforts are underway to memorize a legendary educator at Shenandoah High School.

Whittier College students Ian Hyland and Olivia Esparza designed an award-winning business proposal and logo design for the campus coffee brand -- Greenleaf Coffee.

Whittier College students Ian Hyland and Olivia Esparza designed an award-winning business proposal and logo design for the campus coffee brand -- Greenleaf Coffee.

A look back at America’s first “auto train” operated by the Alaska Railroad as the Whittier Shuttle.

Extremely thick smoke from massive Canadian forest fires turned skies to dusk in the middle of the day in New England in 1780. A similar situation occurred in 1950. The

The Haverhill City Council agreed Tuesday to look into the possibility of a truck exclusion for the Poet’s Bridge on Whittier Road. Councilors Thomas J. Sullivan and Melissa E. Barrett said, while recently attending an event at the Whittier Birthplace, they were approached by residents of the area expressing concern about the number of 18 […]

Chorale director and orchestra conductor John Finney built up a long-lasting and prestigious reputation throughout his career at Boston College.

A discussion of slavery and the early efforts of the Anti-Slavery Society in Haverhill are the focus of a Buttonwoods Museum exploration tomorrow night. Speakers are researcher Damon DiMauro, who will talk about his paper “Slavery in East Haverhill,” and Kaleigh Pare Shaughnessy, executive director of the John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace, who will speak on […]

One of California's oldest liberal arts colleges, and the alma mater of President Nixon, faces turmoil as some critics question its viability.

While efforts to end slavery continue, it is important to remember what motivated the abolition movement in Western Civilization.