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Ariel Dorfman’s psychological thriller “Death and the Maiden” will be presented on the main stage at the Cotuit Center for the Arts from January 27 through February 13.

DUBAI: Saudi Arabia’s pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai brought together creative experts for the first session of the “Saudi Salon” late last week. Organizers brought together a panel of experts on Thursday to discuss the role of creative industries in facilitating cultural transformation. The discussion was held in the Palm Garden inside the Kingdom’s pavilion and moderated by

Some restaurateurs are hopeful the vaccine will have customers returning to dining out after many have endured almost a year of decreased business.

URL goes live when the embargo lifts Close adherence to low-dose aspirin regimen led to better pregnancy outcomes in women with previous pregnancy losses who were trying to conceive. The beneficial effect of aspirin was stronger if women began taking it before pregnancy and weaker if they started taking it after the 6th week of gestation. This per protocol analysis of a randomized controlled trial is published in Annals of Internal Medicine. In the EAGeR (Effects of Aspirin in Gestation and R...

Rabbi Dr. Elie Abadie hopes to establish a “fully-fledged community” with services, synagogues, lectures, weddings, schools, social services and a kashrut-certifying agency and more.

Local musicians can’t play live, but that hasn’t stopped those who typically organize benefit concerts at this time of year from helping neighbors in need. Both the Cape Cod Christmas Cavalcade and Yule for Fuel — featuring dozens of performers among them — are back in a virtual way this year. Online compilations of numbers from past shows are available to watch, with hopes that you’ll also donate to help people who are having trouble paying for housing and paying fuel bills. Watch f...