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Changes are taking place inside an institution that has often been resistant to change

When Pope Francis met more than 850 religious sisters attending the International Union of Superiors General plenary meeting in Rome in 2019, ...

Celista A. Page, 87, of Gardiner Road, Wiscasset, known by many as ‘Citta,’ died peacefully with her family and caregivers by her side on Monday, March 28 at Gray Birch Rehabilitation. Citta was born, Jan. 7, 1935 in Bath, Maine, the third daughter...

Now a mother of two young girls and the producer of one of the nation’s most popular morning drive programs, Heather Hunter explains how she balances it all

Residents claim it’s mostly happening on a stretch of McCue Rd., near Richmond Ave.

A few weeks after Jonathan Spence, the celebrated historian of China, died at Christmas, ChinaFile began collecting reminiscences from his classmates, doctoral students, and colleagues spanning the five decades of his extraordinary career as a scholar, teacher, and author.

When I began teaching Chinese history at Harvard in 1936 my first students turned out to be the brightest I would ever have—Theodore White as an undergraduate and Mary Clabaugh as a Ph.D. candidate. Mary Clabaugh was a Vassar graduate from Tuscaloosa who came to study international history but turned to China when she heard about it. She married another Harvard graduate

Theresa Caputo will be at Wind Creek Center for two appearances.

Bethlehem's Touchstone Theatre has two shows lined up for February. We have the details.

"The first column of a new year and here we are, in the middle of a seemingly never-ending cold snap in the midst of a certainly never-ending pandemic! We feel the need to shake off the doldrums, how about you?"