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May 16, 2024
Looking to float your troubles away? The Tuna Valley Trail Association’s annual We Gotta Regatta returns for its 12th year at 1 p.m. Saturday at Crook Farm.
February 21, 2024
Skiers will swap their poles and bindings for hiking boots and have a blast anyway at the 45th annual Tony Dolan Family Memorial Ski for Cancer this weekend.
December 30, 2023
First Night Bradford, a spectacular arts and performance event, takes place throughout the downtown area of Bradford on New Year’s Eve with a crescendo of fireworks and live music on
December 30, 2023
The Tony Dolan Family Memorial Ski for Cancer benefit, returning to Westline in 2024 for its 45th year, had been the American Cancer Society’s longest-running Pennsylvania fundraiser.
December 21, 2023
Are you still planning what to do on New Year’s Eve? First Night Bradford is a family friendly celebration of the arts that takes place throughout the downtown area. It
August 16, 2023
California R-I made a slew of safety upgrades throughout the district during the summer.
October 5, 2021
Sourdough, seeds, shovels and other basic survival needs made a comeback
February 22, 2021
Photo by Lauren Greenfield โ87 When Noah Evers โ22 ran into problems with his final project for Psychology 15 (โSocial Psychologyโ) during the spring 2020 semester, he went not to his professor for advice, but to his grandmother.ย It wasnโt a bad idea. Psychologist Patricia Marks Greenfield โ62, Ph.D. โ66, who frequently babysat him as a child, holds the title Distinguished Professor at UCLA, where she has taught since 1974. Evers asked if she knew of any theories that could help...
February 21, 2021
New York, Feb 20 : The use of the words like sacrifice, share and help more than doubled on Twitter and Google from before the pandemic to the period
February 19, 2021
American values, attitudes, and activities have changed dramatically during COVID-19, according to a new study of online behavior.