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The young actors from the Acting Up program at the Community Players will be taking the stage this weekend preforming “Einstein’s Brains.”

The Chariho district is faced with an important decision regarding the school construction bond vote on May 7.

Tanya Storer had a donation lead of more than 4-to-1 over District 43 opponent Tony Tangwall, while District 47 candidate Paul Strommen held a comfortable lead over Larry Bolinger.

The former administrator at one of Iowa’s most troubled nursing homes has agreed to surrender her license.

The Biden administration recently stopped a plan to ban the sale of menthol cigarettes. The excellent arguments for why they are dangerous were overcome by good arguments for why making

Spring time usually means cleaning up the house and sprucing up the yard.

Then and now-what a difference. It is the cry of the older generation. Always has been, always will. Time is the magician who, with the wave of its wand, can

California electric vehicle sales started strong this year, a sign of a healthy market for low and zero-emissions cars despite last year’s drop in sales, concerns about public charging and

UVa alumnus Mike Albo will read from his latest work at New Dominion Bookshop.

But Hudbay Minerals says its mine south of Tucson, with six open pits, will comply with all environmental laws and meet all industry standards.