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State lawmakers give temporary fix to Florida Board of Education rule that would have cost thousands of seniors their high school diplomas

BURLINGTON — On May 26 at the Burlington School, senior Keegan Wynter Lee was awarded the James R. Copland Jr. and Lillian G. Copland Scholarship, a full-tuition scholarship to attend

From the blog of David Poratta at The Times of Israel

Waldports Pat Boone Inn: Oregon Coast Finance Wreck That Reached Ocean Shores, Washington - An odd bit of history for the Oregon and Washington coast involving a celebrity

The top-down push to groom children and inculcate them with gender delusions is nothing new, but Twix's latest commercial has brought it to the forefront.

Being Everton, A Personal Perspective & This Season Danny O’Neill 25/05/2021 Jump to last Firstly, outside of football, it’s been a difficult year, both from the obvious perspective but also personally, so it’s been great talking to each and every one of you. ToffeeWeb has been a great outlet on which to exchange views. It always has been but this year more than ever for me. Sometimes in agreement; sometimes not so much, but always as Evertonians. Respect to all sid...

May 13, 2021 8:28 PM How to avoid scams Claremont Senior Program hosts a free virtual town hall for seniors to fight fraud and scams Thursday, May 20 at 1:30 p.m.  The event will be hosted by California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and Micki Nozaki, director of the Senior Medicare Patrol Project. The aim is to provide Californians tools to fight back against fraud and scams.   Global Issues Series focuses on Burma The United Nations Association of Pomona Valley and the Pomona College ...

Library of Congress Builds New Collections Documenting COVID-19 Pandemic Collections Include Photographs of Community Impact, Web Archiving of Public Health Data and Artist Responses to the Health Crisis As the world marks the one-year anniversary of the global COVID-19 pandemic, the Library of Congress has been collecting materials and documenting this time in history through a variety of initiatives. The Library’s rapid-response collecting since the start of lockdowns and socia...

Share Gen. Crosbie Saint on what may well have been a terrain walk, taken while he was the U.S Army Europe commander right at the end of the Cold War. Credit: U.S. Army The COVID-19 pandemic has accustomed us to living in the virtual world and hearing speculation about the ways in which our actual lives may never resume as before. Microsoft founder Bill Gates recently said he believes “over 50% of business travel and over 30% of days in the office will go away.” Explaining why the pa...