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Residents living in tiny structures behind one New Haven home are one step closer to getting heat. People at the Amistad House have been pushing for electricity...

Mark Coleville, founder of the Rosette Village Neighborhood Collective, maintained that he would not comply with the city’s request.

Five new members were elected to the Alaska Support Industry Alliance board at their annual meeting on Oct. 12. The new members are: Roger Bock, Colville Inc.; Maria Bourne, Denali Universal Services; Udo Cassee, Nordic Calista; Chris Humphrey, EXP Energy Services Inc.; and Jessica Short, Brenntag P...

Energy and environment insiders are abuzz about who might succeed outgoing Deputy Secretary Tommy Beaudreau.

The deputy secretary was a key player in the department's most contentious issues.

At full capacity of 111 employers and many on a waitlist, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (LAS) will host the People to People career fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 26 in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union.  The Colleges of Human Sciences and Liberal Arts and Sciences co-host the...

Third Coast Percussion, a Chicago-based percussion quartet and composer collective, performs at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Windgate Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Central Arkansas.

Hundreds gathered at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre last week to pay their respects to Robert Dillon.

Western Suffolk BOCES District Superintendent April Poprilo has been named interim leader for the nearby Nassau BOCES after the death last month of its district superintendent, Robert Dillon, education officials said. 

With the death of Nassau BOCES District Superintendent Robert Dillon last month, people within the education community are exploring how to proceed in finding a permanent leader for the agency.