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Toronto Public Library has extended through the end of June its exhibition of Seneca School’s developmentally disabled students’ abstract artwork at its accessible Richview branch.

Plus: Teenager arrested for Maple Grove Middle School bomb threat; Target's allyship during Pride; Mayo Clinic redeveloping downtown Rochester; and more.

Toronto Public Library has extended through the end of June its exhibition of Seneca School’s developmentally disabled students’ abstract artwork at its accessible Richview branch.

Boston University head swimming & diving coach Brad Smyth has announced his retirement after 18 years leading the program.

As of Thursday morning, more than $17 million had poured into nonprofit coffers.

Online and reputation experts see the benefit in brands taking a break from advertising on the platform while Twitters policies are worked out.

The evening, co-hosted by Alec Mapa and Melissa Peterman, raised more than $400,000 for Family Equality’s work on behalf of LGBTQ+ families.

40 years after George Banks killed 13 people in Wilkes-Barre in what was then Pa.'s worst mass murder, he remains in prison despite being sentenced to die.

People affected by abortion bans are likely to seek employment in states like Minnesota where abortion remains legal, workforce experts say.

Lots of people spent this Monday before Christmas at the Crossings Premium Outlets near Tannersville.