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Let’s all chip in to make the library a reality. We deserve it now and future citizens will benefit from our foresight and generosity.

In this holiday season I ask you to reflect on your own journey. Think about the good you do and be thankful you are able to do it. But also look for ways you can do better.

In many ways, this column is a reminder to myself to do two things — think about what I want in my remaining days while planning for some big things, but also embrace the beauty of the small things that happen everyday because we live among the small things.

Cruising started again in a rolling sequence across Asia Pacific from July 2020 (with some pauses) what lies ahead for Asia source markets?

Mayor Schwartzman hopes to make Galesburg greener GALESBURG — In fall 2018, then-alderman Peter Schwartzman wrote a column for The Register-Mail outlining ways that Galesburg could respond to climate change. Written after United Nations grim predictions of climate change, Schwartzmans column laid out multiple ways Galesburg could both reduce its carbon footprint and benefit in the process.  Two and a half years later, Schwartzman became Galesburg’s mayor. The Knox College environmental s...

Business mini-survey launched June 1, 2021 at 1:22 pm Orkney businesses are being invited to take part in a mini survey aimed at exploring how the local business community is feeling about the future following an incredibly challenging last several months. Run by Business Gateway and the Orkney Islands Council’s economic development team, the survey is aimed at teasing out where businesses feel additional support could be developed, and where there may have been gaps in funding during the COV...

Developing multiple vaccines within a year of the emergence of the virus is a triumph. There were missteps along the way, but they were corrected as we learned more. We need to apply the same effort and resources to reducing the effects of climate change.

Surrogate baby stays with aunt and uncle in Brazos Valley throughout the pandemic and last updated 2021-05-03 19:26:32-04 BRAZOS COUNTY, TX — More than a year of sacrifice will pay off this week as a mother will get to meet her baby for the first time. The two were separated by 7,000 miles due to the pandemic. 13-month-old, Eli is a surrogate baby who was born in Texas at the start of the pandemic and his mom lives all the way in China. Eli has been living here with his aunt and uncle in C...

The 26,000sqm venue, located in Newport, opened in September 2019 with the UK Space Conference, but was forced to close along with everything else in March 2020 as the UK entered lockdown. The undisclosed seven-figure funding package has been provided by NatWest and joint shareholders Celtic Manor and the Welsh Government. Mark Colcomb, vice-president, finance and support at ICC Wales, told the website that 2020 had been a “devastating time” for the entire meetings industry. “ICC Wales...