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The first Earth Day took place in 1970 and it went global in 1990. Since then, millions of people have used the holiday to bring awareness to environmental issues.

Sheridan Center roundtable discussed legacy admission and the legal history of affirmative action.

Arizona cities, environmental advocates and businesses are teaming up to combat extreme heat by launching tree-planting initiatives.

While Savannah boasts nearly two dozen squares, there are six along the St. Patricks Day Parade route filled with legacy families and friends.

Liam Malloy and his daughter, Fenella, will portray the Cat in the Hat and Jojo, respectively. PHOTOS BY ANDREA VON HOHENLEITEN The vibrant, rhyming, wondrous world of Dr. Seuss will come alive in Jamestown during the month that celebrates the stories of the renowned children’s author and cartoonist. The Jamestown Community Theatre will present “Seussical”

Fifty years ago, the city decided that, no, the Trinity River should not be turned into a barge canal all the way to Galveston. Let’s celebrate that vote and Ned Fritz, the man who made it happen.

Speed limit reductions in area school zones and downtown core was approved this week by Strathroy-Caradoc Coun...

JOHN CONSTANTINE: HELLBLAZER Issues 84-128 plus Winters Edge 1: PAUL JENKINS, incorporating JAMIE DELANO and EDDIE CAMPBELL After a brief one-shot by r...

Memorials left along the 7-mile path ringing Salem Lake allow loved ones to honor lives lost with grace and dignity in one of the citys most serene spots.

MARLBORO — The Southern Vermont Museum of Natural History will hold a discussion of Rachel Carson’s landmark book "Silent Spring" at 4 p.m. on Jan. 28.