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Entertainment executive Martin Starger is dead at 92.

Jack L. Easterling of Falmouth, a retired educator and longtime nonprofit volunteer, died unexpectedly on May 25. He was 84.

Dr. Davitt will serve as a liaison between administration and medical staff, engaging physicians and advanced practice providers in initiatives to improve clinical quality, safety, and financial results.

Dr. Merle Eugene Riley of Albuquerque, New Mexico, passed away peacefully on Jan. 7, 2024 in the presence of his family after being diagnosed with cancer. He

Paul Besozzi Telecommunications Attorney Squire Patton Boggs Washington DC focusing on regulatory, transactional, legislative, litigation matters, wireless, broadban

“Most people run from the fire of war. Robert Reuben ran towards it,” says UNL professor Barney McCoy, who produced, directed and narrated a new documentary of Reuben covering World

Thirty-five years ago, Harvard Law Prof. Alan Dershowitz prepared an introduction to a reprint edition of a “true crime” book that was even then sixty-five years-old. Dershowitz began by stating, “It was called ‘the murder of the century.’ The defense attorney was ‘the lawyer of the century.’ And this would be ‘the trial of the […]

Dr. Davitt will serve as a liaison between administration and medical staff, engaging physicians and advanced practice providers in initiatives to improve clinical quality, safety, and financial results.

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Three NAU students have been recognized for their outstanding achievements as 2024 recipients of the Udall Scholarship for Native American Initiatives.

Employees at Bowditch & Dewey, Leominster Credit Union, and JNP Coffee are making upward moves.