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Those dealing with financial stress, grief and loneliness may require extra support during the festive season.

More than 500 children and families gathered at Pope John Paul II Park in Neponset on Oct. 26 for the annual Halloween Pumpkin Parade, formerly the Pumpkin Float, for a night of music, games, costumes, and – of course – candy by the handful. The event had been cancelled due to the pandemic for a couple of years but returned last year with good results.

Hundreds of goblins, werewolves and superheroes populated Pope John Paul II Park on Thursday night, Oct. 17 for the annual Pumpkin Parade, which has been ongoing for many years (previously it was the Pumpkin Float). Coordinators Maria and Julia Lyons joined the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), the Neponset River Greenway Council and the Neponset River Watershed

Seventh grader Sarah Jager is excited to learn about the relationship between Israel and the United States throughout history.

From fake relics to fake princesses to medical fraud involving goat testicles, history is rife with con jobs that managed to fool unsuspecting marks.

Health officials are urging virtual participation while businesses are relying on the race. Written By: Danielle Kaeding / Wisconsin Public Radio | 10:00 am, Feb. 11, 2021 × Niklas Dyrhaug, of Trondheim, Norway, checks the competition after crossing the finish line first in the 50-kilometer skate race at the 46th American Birkebeiner ski marathon in Hayward in 2020. Thousands of people are planning to participate in the annual event in Hayward, despite officials urging them to compe...