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It’s warm. It’s sunny. It’s dry, and the birds are splashing around in the bird-bath. My Circadian rhythm is going out of whack!

The mythical Greek land of Hyperborea and where it’s located have fascinated ancient historians and poets, like Herodotus, Pliny the Elder and Pindar, for ages.

Well, now for something completely different. The charming country sounds of Spencer Burton obviously have some country and folk influences, but on the making of his latest record, North Wind, Spencer found his biggest inspiration was nature. Secluded in northern Ontario, Burton tapped into the world around him and created a stunning album of elegant wonder.

In the 1890s, The Globe’s editor and Liberal leader Wilfrid Laurier were close allies who loved to argue – and that helped English and French Canada defuse a national unity crisis

MARQUETTE, Mich. (WJMN) – Marquette celebrated Festival of the Sled Dog on Friday night in downtown Marquette. “Unfortunately, we could not have the sled dog races but I think this is a pretty good alternative,” said Ross Anthony, UP 200 Board Member. ” Hopefully we will bring this back next year and the dogs will […]

On their fifth album, the UK band enlist Nigel Godrich and Kenny Beats for a smoother, softer rock record that still fires its love songs from a canon.

President Yoon Suk Yeol said Wednesday that North Korea is expected to stage a number of provocations to sway South Korean voter sentiment in the upcoming general elections scheduled for April 10. In response, he called on the military to enhance defense readiness.

President Yoon Suk-yeol says the North has a history of carrying out ‘provocations’ before important polls in South Korea.

CHITOSE, Japan — U.S. soldiers from a division that specializes in extreme cold-weather operations are putting their skills to the test alongside Japanese troops on the northern island of Hokkaido

The votes are in, and here are the eight new snowplow names for MnDOT vehicles.