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As the Dodgers battle the Cubs one day after getting no-hit by Chicago, a look back at every previous game for the Los Angeles Dodgers after getting no-hit.

Education think tank gives Rhode Island failing grades on its standards for teaching U.S. History

On this day the Rangers hosted the San Francisco Giants in the first regular-season Interleague game in MLB history.

 

A plan to move the University of Maine School of Law and the University of Maine Graduate and Professional Center to a temporary home in downtown Portland got the official nod on Monday from University of Maine System trustees. The board vote paves the way for a temporary move to a leased space at 300 Fore St. until a new building goes up at the University of Southern Maine campus in Portland. Trustees also approved a host of capital projects but delayed final approval of the fiscal year 2022 ...

Clark County students ‘push their limit,’ transform crisis into opportunities Published: May 23, 2021, 6:02am Share: 12 Photos Mountain View High School senior Diego Inzunza pauses for a portrait outside the schools band room. Inzunza has been playing trombone with school bands for eight years. Photo Gallery Mountain View High School senior Diego Inzunza has played trombone with his school band since fifth grade. In his freshman and sophomore years, he watched upperclass leaders p...

The Prime Minister said the Government would be ‘continuously vigilant and emphatic’ in calling out anti-Semitism.

The Prime Minister said the Government would be ‘continuously vigilant and emphatic’ in calling out anti-Semitism.

Getty British Prime Minister Boris Johnson assured Jewish leaders that the government has its support. Johnson met in person with British Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and virtually with seven other Jewish leaders. Johnson said there is no place for anti-Semitism in the UK. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday condemned an "intolerable" surge in anti-Semitic violence in Britain linked to the Israeli-Palestinian unrest as he assured Jewish leaders of the governments support. At Downing Street, ...

An award-winning Cornish developer has started work on 125 new homes in the west Cornwall coastal town of Hayle. The two, three, and four-bedroomed houses are part of the new Copper Hills development being built by award-winning Cornish developer, Gilbert & Goode. The first two phases of the scheme will be a mix of 89 open market properties, and 36 homes for affordable rent and shared ownership. Pete Sadler, managing director of Gilbert & Goode, said: "It’s great to have started work ...