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GILFORD — One day after a rain, snow and sleet storm, Gunstock Mountain Resort General Manager Tom Day is making the rounds.

We look back at a moment in U.S. history when the federal government remade its relationship with the economy.

European settlers arriving in what today is North Dakota faced many challenges as they homesteaded or otherwise tried to obtain land. Some difficulties included working this unknown land, living in areas that could be isolated, and trying to persevere through difficult weather. On top of this, some also dealt with legal issues relating to the land.

For Schenectady painters and professors Laini Nemett and Walter Hatke, a long-running email correspondence helped them see a shift in their work, from more interior geometries to an exploration of exterior spaces.

a href= https://harvardartmuseums.org/ target= _blank The Harvard Art Museums /a today announced the gift of Medals for Dishonor, a critical early

Holiday open houses are planned this weekend by the George Washington Carver National Monument, the Shoal Creek Conservation Education Center, the Post Memorial Art Library, and the Joplin History &

On Dec. 4, 1969, Chicago police killed two members of the Black Panthers -- Mark Clark and Fred Hampton -- in what officials described as a gun fight.

TWO HARBORS, Minn. — Perched high on rugged cliffs overlooking Lake Superior, Split Rock Lighthouse dominates the shoreline. Visitors from across the country make the 113-year-old beacon one of the

Gov. Charles Haskell used the vote as the final step in a 20-year-long battle to relocate the Capitol from its original spot

Long-delayed renovations to the Pulliam Community Building will begin next month, after Loveland City Council voted to approve a construction contract to complete the final phase.