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HYTE will open up the industrial halls of Funkhaus for the first time in two years with its most turbulent lineup to date to celebrate THE NEW AGE.

What do scriptures teach about living in an age of conflict? How are Latter-day Saints called to be peacemakers? We sat down with scholar Patrick Q. Mason to discuss what his latest book, "Proclaim Peace," says about these questions.

Curt Bench, an independent bookstore owner who specialized in collecting and dealing rare Latter-day books and who was an associate of Mark Hofmann early in his career, died Wednesday, Aug. 18, in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was 68.

Reflections on Sunday’s tragedy from London and across Canada

Thursday, June 10: On the London, Ont. killings; and on residential schools. Write to us at letters@ottawacitizen.com

There might be something creepy under the sheets, so be careful when you go to bed tonight... Check out this excellent little micro-horror short Shroud

Man jailed for betting shop attack on man and his wife He repeatedly punched the 59-year-old and left a woman with a fractured shoulder Updated A man has been jailed for assaulting a couple in a slot machine centre. Drunken Martin Newton, 31, repeatedly punched a 59-year-old man during the incident at Cashino in Fore Street. He also assaulted the mans 51-year-old wife who suffered a fractured shoulder. The defendant, of Hawthorn Close in Bridgwater, pleaded guilty to two offences of assault and...

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WFSU Local Routes Thursday, May 20, 2021, was the 156th anniversary of the reading of the Emancipation Proclamation in Florida. Announcing the end of slavery for the first time in the state, Union officers stood on the steps of the Knott House in Tallahassee to share the document following the end of the Civil War. The date has grown in recognition, with celebrations held around Florida’s capital and in other areas. On this year’s anniversary, WFSU premiered a new documenta...

  Just two weeks ago, Gonzalez filed the complaint suing the city alleging, like Suniga and Raya, that the city did not do enough to protect her from being sexually harassed by Licon. Gonzalez complaint alleges harassment – quid pro quo, hostile work environment, and failure of the city to take all reasonable steps necessary to prevent harassment. Suniga and Raya’s complaint alleges the same, but then spells out the covert actions of city employees to keep Licon’s harassment secret, “P...