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FAIRMONT — With public schools beginning a new school year this week, the Marion County Board of Education is finalizing a wide slate of programming and service contracts at its

CHILDREN from a Workington nursery have visited their local recycling centre to learn more about recycling and the environment.

A WORKINGTON nursery are delighted after receiving a Good report from Ofsted- dedicating their grade to the staff who are amazing at the centre.

A NURSERY in Workington has been encouraging their children to be kind from a young age- through a rather quirky initiative to bring happiness into…

Sequoia Nagamatsu’s ambitious debut novel mirrors books like David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas and Anthony Doerr’s Cloud Cuckoo Land in its linked story structure. But its far-reaching sci-fi story about a virus that mutates human organs is more for fans of Station 11. In this wry sample from the story "City of Laughter," an aimless young man works at an oppressive Disney theme park designed to euthanize sick children.

A WORKINGTON nursery celebrates 17 years of its on-going and brilliant service to the community.

This year’s hybrid edition of the festival focuses on ‘(un)learning’ architecture through a range of talks, exhibitions and activities Scotland’s independent architecture festival the Architecture Fringe has now opened, with events taking place both in person across Scotland, and online. With this year’s theme of ‘(Un)Learning’, the festival invites people to explore, interrogate and rethink the world of architecture and what it could be. The free festival, running 4 to 20 June 20...

She said they didn’t know who had left the chocolates, but thought they were “from the fairies”. “Look, there are more over there! Easter eggs!” Seba Cacciavillani​ exclaimed when he saw the eggs hanging in the tree. “We need to make a fairy sign to say thank you.” Martin De Ruyter/Stuff Learning Land teacher Sophie Barnett with Easter eggs left hanging from a tree anonymously at the Nelson pre-school. The kids were jumping up and down beneath the tree and opening the eggs, ...

READERS throughout the region took part in Christmas Jumper Day. The News & Star asked people to send in their snaps wearing their festive offerings and you did so your droves for the event on Friday. From staff in The Cumberland building society branches of Langholm, High Street and Longtown, English Street, workers at Eden District Council, employees at Carlisle telecommunications company SMS Speedway, to people working, or having a lazy day, at home. Many people took part to raise mo...