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March was Literacy Month and both preschool and elementary students in Chanute had the opportunity to read and take home a book written by a local author called “Little Chicks

Editors note: This is the second in a two-part series. The first part can be found at www.state-journal.com.

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The recent accidental death of aid workers in Gaza has rightly received significant media attention around the world. Israel has admitted that this was a mistake. There are now demands

This article was originally published in the April 12, 2019 edition of the Whig.

STATE COLLEGE — For the first time in six years, Penn State has made internal data on misconduct complaints publicly accessible, fulfilling a commitment by the university to improve the

Books

Finger Lakes Times reporter Mike Hibbard interviewed Geneva Police Department Sgt. Jay Bucklin, who was appointed to lead the department’s new community engagement team. Here is what Bucklin had to

The Jacobs family and Delaware North’s longtime commitment to the East Side and decades-long relationship with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo on the East Side has been admirably