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Its time to present another artifact from the Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum; we invite you to guess its use.

Tom Wall possesses documents that the Catholic religious order maintains he is not entitled to keep.

The portal, which provides climate projections and maps, won the 2023 Climate Leadership Award in the innovative partnership category. Argonne developed the portal in collaboration with AT&T and the Federal Emergency Management Agency

The Climate Risk and Resilience Portal received a 2023 Climate Leadership Award recognizing Argonne National Laboratory's collaboration with AT&T and the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The portal provides projections and maps to enhance U.S. preparedness for climate risks.

To honor Earth Day, Second Waves Mark Wedel interviewed a musical cactus. Well, not quite. But he interviewed a local musician who plays the cactus as an instrument – and another who plays music along with music-making aloe vera and even a giant Seq

Paulette Irene Lamb (Klassen), 61, passed away suddenly Thursday, November 24, at her home in Yakima, Washington. Mrs. Lamb died following a lengthy

Given the funding gaps and ever-extending deadlines for flood protection measures, is it better to be realistic about Manhattan’s future?

RALEIGH – Thomas Walls is on cloud nine today. Walls, who is the N.C. Department of Transportation’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Program training specialist, was awarded the Outstanding Government Service Award during today’s Governor’s Awards for Excellence.  “I am really humbled,” Walls said. “It’s a great honor, but I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for our…

Dozens of cannabis companies, groups, organizations and significant individuals are supporting the Michigan Cannabis Harvest Rally on October 11 at the steps of

If domestic bills are climbing, so too are those of schools, sheltered housing and museums. We speak to the people grappling with the soaring costs of keeping vital services running this winter