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February 9, 2023
The late-night/early-morning spot for Cubs fans asks you how many games David Bote will play for the Cubs this year
October 27, 2022
Police say the cyclist was brought to Brattleboro Memorial Hospital with serious injuries.
September 25, 2022
The Administration and Congress should make the necessary reformsin the NSR program that would encourage industry to invest inimprovements that increase efficiency and safety at theirfacilities while improving air quality--long the goal of the CleanAir Act.
June 21, 2022
Billy Wilder's cold-blooded yet sultry classic defines film noir
December 9, 2021
Rex Ingram: The clergyman’s son who became one of the biggest directors in Hollywood and discovered Rudolph Valentino.
December 8, 2021
At their summer meeting, board members of the Prentice Foundation pondered the good news from the markets. Since the beginning of the year, their endowment had grown by nearly one-third, to reach $44 million.
December 1, 2021
DeKALB – Within the NIU Foundation’s top 16 investments – worth $2 million or more – in its $95.6 million endowment fund, an estimated 13% is invested in fossil fuel stocks. The Foundation’s top investments, amounting to $52.6 million of the total endowment fund, were examined and showed that nearly $7 million – or 13%...
November 2, 2021
The worldwide divestment campaign has sought commitments from universities, corporations and other entities. Now, two of the biggest names in philanthropy — the Ford and MacArthur foundations — are reorienting their investments away from fossil fuels, a move that leaders of the divestment movement hope will prove to be a tipping point for the charitable world.
November 2, 2021
As a movement to divest from fossil fuel is gaining support among foundations, two of the biggest names in philanthropy — the Ford and MacArthur foundations — are reorienting their investments away from fossil fuels. Leaders of the divestment movement hope this will be a tipping point for the charitable world.
November 1, 2021
A movement to divest from fossil fuel is gaining support among foundations as activists push for funding to be shifted away from coal, oil and natural