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When we were thinking about a new museum devoted to one of the most beautiful and interesting things on our planet – ice – we had to think hard about how best to display and preserve this delicate substance. So welcome to the Museum of Ice, Michigan’s largest museum, open daily (weather permitting) between December and March. Just step outside anywhere in the state and you’re in the museum.

  By GRAYSON LEE MAXWELLRutherford County Schools Dr. Alexandria Jackson may have begun working at Roy Waldron Elementary just five months ago, but her previous experience with schools in Nashville has more than prepared her to take on a role of leadership at Roy Waldron Elementary School.   “I was in Metro for 16 years,” Jackson said. “ I started as a classroom teacher – then went on to be an instructional coach and ass...

Once rezoned, uses for the land could include research and development facilities, e-commerce and distribution centers, environmentally appropriate manufacturing, medical campuses, corporate headquarters and higher learning centers.

This week’s events around Metro Vancouver include Icelandic trio Kælan Mikla and a tribute to Gypsy Rose Lee.

The comedian brings his “I Feel Funny” tour to the Pabst Theater.

The meeting in Moscow positions the Emirates as a potential mediator in the conflict and as a transit point in East-West trade, while developing its presence in central Asia.

One man had paid bribes and kickbacks for improper sales of foreclosure properties, and another had engaged in ownership and wire fraud in a loan relief scheme, the courts determined.

Longeveron is a small clinical-stage biotech concern targeting multiple disease indications within its pipeline including Alzheimer's. Read more here.

Picks for Oct. 6-9 features the grand opening of Stone Horse Green as part of the Middleton Jazz Festival; Iceland darkwave trio Kælen Mikla at Crucible.