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This past year has taught us important lessons about the positive impact of teamwork during challenging times. The Center for Excellence in

The Cape Photo Collective will present the show “Liminal Space” October 14 through November 13 at Woodruff’s Art Center in Mashpee Commons. An opening reception for the show is planned

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The town that broke Canada’s heat record has burned to the ground By at 10:04 pm Extreme heat has sparked forest fires throughout central British Columbia, the region that broke Canada’s all-time temperature record three days in a row: 116, then 118, then, on Tuesday, 121 degrees Fahrenheit. Satellite images showed smoke from those fires heading away from Washington, but the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency forecasts that some smoke could reach the Puget Sound region, probably...

Two new VSU Board of Visitors members appointed The Progress-Index On Friday, June 11, Gov. Ralph Northam appointed two new members to Virginia State Universitys Board of Visitors.  The first appointee is Edward Owens, from South Boston, VA. Owen holds a degree in psychology from Hampden-Sydney University where is a member of their athletic Hall of Fame for his athletic talents in basketball. Owens owns his own finance and insurance agency that was started in 1985 and is currently serving as ...

Tuesday, 15 June 2021, 10:13 am Northport is to invest $8m in infrastructure needed to support the growth of container traffic through the port. It is buying container-handling equipment and a simulator module to train staff in its operation, expanding its container storage area and upgrading its lighting to enhance safety during 24-hour operations. The company is forecasting a 15 percent year-on-year increase in the volume of container traffic for this financial year to the end of June. It has...

Heat transfer manufacturer Supacolor has created what could be the industry’s first ASMR video as part of a promo campaign.

Florida's manatees are dying at unusually high rates, and experts are warning that the sustained loss of seagrass is severely threatening the marine mammals.

Florida's manatees are dying at unusually high rates, and experts are warning that the sustained loss of seagrass is severely threatening the marine mammals.

20/20 Hearing Care Network, a vision and hearing benefits administrator, is notifying nearly 3.3 million individuals that their personal and health information