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After hosting more than 50 chess events this year at suburban schools, community centers, and temples, Aditya Gupta is working on taking his game to the next level. The senior at Fremd High School in Palatine recently received a Chessable Research Award for applying machine learning techniques to chess.

We reached out to three nonprofit leaders in new roles to talk about how they made their entry into important nonprofits.

Looking for a recommendation of something to try at the fair this year? Here are some taste-test approved must-haves!

A walk through the store reveals a lot of blouses, dresses and pants with differing vibrant colors and patterns.

Grants to 10 organizations from the Maine Community Foundation aim to help strengthen nonprofit organizations and projects in Oxford County. The Oxford County Committee awarded $68,610 through MaineCF’s Community Building Grant Program, according to a news release from the foundation. The 2023 Grants from the Oxford County Committee: • Bethel Area District Exchange and Food […]

With such offerings as lutefisk, pickles and hamloaf, there's something for everyone in the Minnesota State Fair's new 2023 foods. We've tried many of the new foods and have ranked them from the tastiest to the most skippable.

TOWANDA — The Annual Square and Round Dance was held Saturday evening at the Progress Center parking lot. McNett Country Band performed many musical numbers that served as the beat

Cheese curds, Lutefisk steam buns and everything pickle are coming to St. Paul this summer.

From a Crispy Lutefisk Steam Bun to a Dill Pickle Cheese Curd Taco and Dill Pickle Lemonade, here's a look at the official new foods for the 2023 Minnesota State Fair.

From a Crispy Lutefisk Steam Bun to a Dill Pickle Cheese Curd Taco and Dill Pickle Lemonade, here's a look at the official new foods for the 2023 Minnesota State Fair.