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SUNY Oswego technology students continued to shine in conference competitions, adding a half-dozen honors recently at the TEECA (Technology and Engineering Education Collegiate Association) East Conference in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Oswego students took first place in four competitions –- Manufacturing, Teaching Challenge, Arcade Design and Transportation –- and added second-place finishes in Robotics and Communications.…

Ryan Hoffman and Jessica Logan are veterans of the Seattle music scene, founding members of the Manouche Jazz/Chanson Francais inspired group Zazou. Ryan also played for nearly 10 years with NW favorites Pearl Django. Bobbi Nikles performs a broad …

One year ago almost to the day, I placed an order for 12 brand-new desks. They were an upgrade. The drawers in the five banged-up, 700-pound 1980s-era

Several families took advantage of the unseasonably warm weather Saturday to pick out their Christmas tree at 4 Es Trees in Mount Zion.

Whether it’s bundling up and tip-toeing through Christmas lights or enjoying cocoa in front of a crackling fire while you watch Christmas movies, we’re officially in that time of the year when cozy thoughts run through your head!

Whether it’s bundling up and tip-toeing through Christmas lights or enjoying cocoa in front of a crackling fire while you watch Christmas movies, we’re officially in that time of the year when cozy thoughts run through your head!

Whether it’s bundling up and tip-toeing through Christmas lights or enjoying cocoa in front of a crackling fire while you watch Christmas movies, we’re officially in that time of the year when cozy thoughts run through your head!

TOPEKA, Kan. — Kansas’ efforts to plug abandoned wells are back on track after delays in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to project coordinators.

The debate often pits parental rights and content concerns against censorship fears and allegations of intolerance.

The state’s efforts to plug abandoned wells are back on track after delays in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to project coordinators.