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<strong>Other lives</strong>: Long-serving archivist who oversaw expansion of the University of Birmingham’s special collections

The three-vehicle crash north of London, Ont., sent 10 people to hospital, including four with life-threatening injuries. Two of those four have since died, police say.

The interest of students in studying abroad continues to be very high.

Consumer prices nationwide are 3.1% higher than they were one year ago, a figure that sent stocks tumbling, but those costs have not climbed quite as fast…

SIR – Margaret Scaldwell, who was put in a coma after she was hit by an e-bike (report, February 4), calls for controls on them and e-scooters. Having been forced off the pavement by a scooter recently, I agree with her. In a misguided attempt at reducing carbon emissions, many councils have designated parts of their pavements as cycle paths. This is despite the fact that cycling on the pavement is still illegal. E-scooters, unless part of council trial schemes, are classed as motor vehic...

The Tewksbury High wrestling team pinned down the Division 3 North Sectional championship for the second year in a row Saturday.

Family Connects NJ has been launched in five counties that will allow parents of newborns to receive in-home nurse visits within the first two weeks of birth.

SIR – After the extraordinary events of the past four years, the significance of the United States to the world remains beyond doubt. We need a well-led America to look up to.

It operated under different names over the last 35 years, but what was most recently the Cooper Standard plant is now being shuttered.

EAST MONTPELIER — Will voters in Berlin, Calais, East Montpelier, Middlesex and Worcester be asked to approve a school budget on the first Tuesday in March?