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Article - Navigating the Maze: The Challenges Hoteliers Encounter in Acquiring Cutting-Edge Technology - By Alan Young - INDIE Cultivate on July 11th - 12th in New York helps hoteliers explore what matters most when it comes to the complex hospitality tech space

A new exhibit at the Morristown Gateway Museum explores the rich history of farming, fishing and tourism on Black Lake. The exhibit, "The Small Fish: Life and Leisure on Black Lake" opens today.

An international team of researchers discovered a small and new species of fish living without light in Southern India. The discovery became successful with cooperation and teamwork from local communities. Read here.

Is this new movie funny? Oh absolutely (my wife and I actually had to stop the screener at one point during a "terrible rap" that the characters were doing, because we were laughing so hard). So if you're looking for laughs and laughs alone, this one might be for you.

Curiously clever and deceptively smart, Chip ‘n Dale’s newest film is a good nut. But it still has some problems that might be hard to crack.

A new family festival is hitting Thurles this weekend. The Tangle Around Festival is a Music & Arts Festival in Thurles Town Park which has been organised to promote both the park and local talent. There are artists creating art installations from today, with a craft fair, food stalls, and two performance stages also planned. […]

Get ready for dinner on picnic tables, lots of napkins, and quality time outside on a beautiful night.

Rising childrens author-illustrator Paula Cohen, whose debut solo picture book Big Dreams, Small Fish was published on March 1, died suddenly on February 24; she was 57.

A number of events are planned for March and early April, including live concerts, a Jewish film festival and a Carnaval celebration at the Houston Zoo.

Check out our comprehensive A-to-Z listings of publishers’ spring offerings for kids and teens, and more, in our Spring Announcements issue.