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On March 19, more than 80 demonstrators gathered outside Walker Library in Minneapolis’ Uptown neighborhood to protest ongoing U.S. military interventions abroad, from U.S. troops deployed in Syria to the continued funding and arming of troops in Ukraine. The protest was organized by the Minnesota Peace Action Coalition.

A new trail through downtown Tallahassee will give visitors a chance to venture into the city’s past at their own pace. The Downtown Heritage Trail features 13 historic sites, including museums, historic parks, cemeteries and buildings.

A new trail through downtown Tallahassee will give visitors a chance to venture into the city’s past at their own pace. The Downtown Heritage Trail features 13 historic sites, including museums, historic parks, cemeteries and buildings.

Celebrating history and getting the community together!

Middle Tennessee State University is one of five public four-year schools in the state to offer inclusive access programs through the Phillips Bookstore.

Laureen Bubniak (left), @Ridgefieldlib & Connie Marsala share in anticipation of the May 22 virtual Great Expectations Gala honoring the Walkers! Livestream tickets available =>

.@Ridgefieldlib #Gala Silent Auction of a few exclusive items including two Tours of the Walker Library of the History of Human Imagination -- one for Adults and one for Children/Young Adults, Seasons Tickets for 4 to the 2021-2022 Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra including lunch for 4 at Gallo Ristorante with Music Director Yuga Cohler, a summer Cape Cod vacation and a winter New Hampshire Ski vacation is now open for bids

Ridgefield Library Gala Online Auction Opens May 12 Written by Linda Berry Next The Ridgefield Library’s virtual Roaring 20s Great Expectations Gala takes place on Saturday, May 22, but online bidding for the exclusive auction items will begin May 12 and continue through May 23.To bid on any of the items, please go here .                      Up for auction is a rare opportunity for a private tour – one for children and one for adults - of the Walker Library...

Tue March 09, 2021 - Southeast Edition Murfreesboro Daily News Journal Demolition has started at Ezell-Abernathy Halls. The site will soon house the new building for MTSU School of Concrete and Construction Management. (MTSU Facebook photo) Demolition of Abernathy and Ezell halls on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) in Murfreesboro, Tenn., began in February, clearing the way for the new School of Concrete and Construction Management slated to open in fall 2022. By March 5,...

Demolition of Abernathy and Ezell halls on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro began in February, clearing the way for the new School of Concrete and Construction Management slated to open in fall 2022. So far about a quarter of Ezell Hall is demolished, with a giant chunk of gray concrete, rebar and bricks lying in a pile. "Were in the process of taking the Ezell building down ... and doing asbestos removal ... on the first floor of the Abernathy building," said Je...