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TO'HAJIILEE, N.M. (AP) -- A school tucked into the sandstone cliffs and juniper-dotted mesas of central New Mexico is fortified on one side by a wall of

A school tucked into the sandstone cliffs and juniper-dotted mesas of central New Mexico is fortified on one side by a wall of sandbags and an earthen berm. On the other side, melting snow puddles along the edges of classrooms.

Navajo community wins fight to replace crumbling campus | 2023-02-25 03:23:36

Navajo students at a government school in New Mexico have been charged with dreaming big now that Congress has approved more than $90 million to replace the crumbling campus

Many Republican politicians like to extoll the virtues of “running a government like a business.” But we should not want government to be run like a business. There are several

Passaic Countys archaeological holdings currently contain more than 10,000 artifacts, some dating to pre-Colonial times.

The Milwaukee Public Museum isnt closing permanently, but its moving and will have new exhibits and a new name. Heres what we know so far.

We live in a state where outdoor recreation continues to grow in popularity and importance. Recreational attributes help us attract and retain talented people in Arkansas. That means that protecting and enhancing those attributes is key to future economic development.

I live in a one-bedroom apartment at the end of the 2/5, near Brooklyn College, on the outskirts of a neighborhood full of grand Victorian homes. Because I live within a certain radius of the college, I am considered a community member and allowed, for a small fee, an ID. I like to wander the campus, a project of the Works Progress Administration. I check out books from the

Supporters of Promontory Point can breathe a sigh of relief that the peninsula's much loved stair-step limestone wall is poised, finally, to become protected from attempts to replace it with concrete.