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Available . Well ask dr. Anthony fauci in a live interview. Split decisions, while more states forge ahead with reopening, the countrys largest pumps the brakes, california now planning to close all beaches and parks, fearing a weekend repeat of scenes like this. Honoring a hero. The family of an emergency room doctor who fought on the front lines speaks to us in their first interview to remember her legacy. I just would want people to know how much she gave to the world in her time here. The Im...

Steven kent mirrassou believes it can be again. Behind the label, meet a vintner with a past deeply rooted in californias wine history, yet focused on the future of Livermore Valley wines. My familys actually the oldest winemaking family in north america. Growing grapes and making wine is in 6th generation vintner steven kent mirrassous blood. The mirrassou family, has been making wine since 1854. 6th generation, yes. 152 years weve been doing this. Today, he makes wine under the steven kent lab...

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Dr Brendan O’Shea urges doctors to realise the benefits of being involved in the Irish Network for Global Health. It might, at least, keep you mind off

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights opened federal investigations into four universities this week in response to filed complaints.

The Adams County Arts Council announced the recipients for the 2023 S.T.A.R. (Serving the Arts Regionally) Grant awards cycle, according to an arts council release.

Taking place at the Thailand Cultural Center, the festival returns this year in full swing for what will be its 24th edition

The Park City Institute’s Student Outreach Program is transforming the lives of Park City students, by exposing them to experiential learning opportunities that support STEM, acceptance, diverse voices, and world-class performance opportunities.

With the help of an AMA grant, medical students at the University of Central Florida give needed aid to Haiti after a devastating earthquake.

The Gettysburg Community Concert Association (GCCA) presented pianist Joel Fan at the Bermudian Springs High School for a Student Outreach Program on Sept. 22, sponsored in part by the Adams