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General election will soon be cast. A handful of states are scheduled to mail out Absentee Ballots in the coming days. North carolina was supposed to be the first state to send out Ballots Yesterday, but that was delayed last minute due to a lawsuit filed by Robert F Kennedy junior who dropped out of the president ial race two weeks ago, but now he wants his name removed from the ballot to prevent spoiling the candidacy of Donald Trump. More than 130,000 voters registered in North Carolina have ...

Mambo, rumba, salsa, cha, cha, cha and more Latin dance styles have given rhythm to Cuban culture for decades. But as new dance trends become popular on the island, traditional styles are slowly disappearing. "Proyecto Espejo" teaches children traditionnal latin dance styles to save the culture.

An homage to the late Chicago artist and Weekly contributor, Roderick Chancellor Sawyer.

Editors note: This story was originally published by the South Side Weekly.

At the conclusion of the University's six-year fundraising effort, “A Greater Penn State for 21st Century Excellence,” Penn State Behrend had much to celebrate: The college had raised more than $75 million — an amount well above the original Behrend campaign goal of $52 million.

School resource officers ‘the gatekeepers’ of Juvenile Court diversion Sgt. Anthony DeLuca, a school resource officer at Rochester Middle School. Courtesy Sgt. Anthony DeLuca, a school resource officer at Rochester Middle School. —Courtesy Published: 4/19/2021 10:19:46 AM Nicole E. Rodler, chairwoman of the New Hampshire Juvenile Court Diversion Network, calls school resource officers (SROs) “the gatekeepers” of the juvenile diversion system. While their exact roles vary by school dis...

February 17, 2021TUFTONBORO — Officer Thomas LaFavre received a letter of commendation and a lifesaving medal (his second) from Chief Andy Shagoury on Jan. 29 for taking prompt action on Jan. 2, in administering naloxone and reversing the effects of the opioid in a young man who overdosed. "Due to the efforts of you and other first responders, a young mans life was saved. Hopefully it will provide him the future opportunity to engage in recovery," wrote Shagoury. The commendation c...

Change may be coming in how police are deployed in schools Published: 2/8/2021 7:43:48 PM When it comes to the question of armed and uniformed police officers as a permanent presence in the public school system, emotions run high on both sides of the argument. Debate over school resource officers, as they are known, has for years been a regular feature of New Hampshire town meetings and school board deliberations. Local officials will soon have new guidance on the issue, thanks to the work of t...

comments Improving racial diversity at the FBI is not just a question of optics (how the bureau looks) or doing the "right thing" for the sake of inclusivity. There is a clear functional argument in the sense that racial diversity makes the FBI smarter. But thats not something that the FBI has yet admitted publicly. It is time to push them to say it. So far, the institution has taken the "unique" and "unique perspectives" approach, which is a claim that people of color are recognized for th...

Email address: Leave this field empty if youre human: From left, pictured in this 2019 file photo former Manchester Police Chief Carlo Capano; School Resource Officer Kevin Bernard; West High School Principal Rick Dichard; and Manchester Police Lt. Matt Larochelle, during Blue Knights Foundation award ceremony. Bernard was recognized for his contribution to the betterment of students at West High School. File Photo When it comes to the question of armed and uniformed police officers as a perm...