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The Western Illinois University 2023 Distinguished University Professor Peter Cole will deliver the Distinguished Faculty Lecture, The Chicago Race Riot of 1919 Commemoration Project (CRR19), at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 22 in the College of Fine Arts and Communication (COFAC) Recital Hall.

New Delhi [India], January 17 (ANI/PNN): The photographer turned director, Himesh Dosi, has yet again dropped a bomb with his 6th annual calendar launch in 2023. The creative prodigy and soon-to-be televised silver screen director, Himesh Dosi, has collaborated with multiple blossoming talents within the country. Including Anil Kadian, a Haryana-based para-athlete renowned for his wheelchair racing feat in the Asian Para Games of 2018 in Indonesia, won silver medal in 100m wheelchair race in Mar...

MALONE — Franklin Academy is offering a new course for college credits through SUNY Potsdam.

A record number of professionals from the public relations, marketing and advertising fields gathered on Nov. 4 for the combined Mid-Atlantic Marketing Summit, PR Summit DC and ADWKDC conference.

While support for the coalition Reform Party has fallen in recent weeks, the opposition Center Party is at its lowest since early 2019, according to a recent survey.

While support for Isamaa, one of the parties in the coalition-in-waiting which struck a deal last Friday, is the highest it has been since July 2019, support for most other parties remains unchanged over the past week, according to a recent survey.

This the third and last episode of “New Landlords”, the Cafébabel investigation on citizens reinvesting confiscated mafia assets. Across Italy, NGOs are now managing hundreds of reinvestments of former mafia assets. But activists, volunteers and NGOs regret a lack of support from public authorities.

"New Landlords: when Italian civil society moves in with the mafia" is the latest series from Cafébabel on citizens who are reinvesting goods confiscated from organised crime by the courts. How and why have projects been created for the common good in places which, in the past, have served the interests of the mafia? In the second part of this investigation, we explore the city of Genoa.

“New Landlords” is Cafébabel’s series about citizens who reinvest property from organised crime seized by the justice system. How and why do they create projects for the common good in these places which have, in the past, served the interests of the mafia? In this first part of our inquiry, we go to inland Naples.