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Sam Battle, aka Look Mum No Computer, ingeniously programmed a 1989 Game Boy to play a century-old church organ, fusing vintage and modern tech for a mind-blowing musical creation.

James Larkin, the Irish labor organizer, is perhaps most known for his involvement with the famous Dublin Lockout of 1913. But did you know that when Larkin was jailed in Sing Sing, New York in 1920, he was visited by none other than comedic genius Charlie Chaplin? 

For more than a quarter century, Carson City’s own Silver and Snowflake Festival of Lights has rung in the holiday season for residents and visitors of the Nevada state capital.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.—The labor movement must embrace its “willingness to lose,” while challenging capitalism and its exploitation of workers head-on, says University of Colorado law professor Ahmed White. White brought that thesis to the 37th annual Mother Jones Dinner in Springfield, Ill.

Come out on Election Night for an evening of big-band music with vocalist Jakki Ford at Comma Coffee on Tuesday, November 8, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Comma Coffee, 312 S. Carson Street, is across the street from the state legislature building in Carson City. General admission is $5 at the door; free for age 18 and under.

With the holidays getting closer, the Sidney Chamber of Commerce has decided to hold a Holiday Gala Saturday, Nov. 25, in an effort to up the

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, prohibits political campaigns and regulated industry advertisers from using generative AI advertising tools to prevent misinformation.

A near decade-old craft brewery in East Vancouver is being sold, again, and its current owners says B.C.’s “archaic” regulatory framework is partially to blame.