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Director of the john f. Kennedy president ial library and museum. On behalf of all of my library and foundation colleagues, i thank you for coming this evening, and id like to extend a warm welcome to those who are joining us online as well. I would also like to acknowledge the support of our underwriters for the Kennedy Library forums. The lead sponsor is, bank of america, the Lowell Institute and our media sponsors, the boston globe, xfinity and wbur. Richard aldous has kindly agreed to sign books after tonights forlumbar. Our bookstore has forum. Our bookstore has Copies Available for purch...

Vengeance. Vengeance. Went from what felt like like summer temperatures ands a conditions to just down right fall. I know. At this time of year thoseme cold fronts o mean business anda we had record high temperatures this week, a week, string of days in the 80s and0d as we take a live look outside i still dark at this hour. Ou i know. Really, wow. Its light out at this timets isnt it when we take a livee look. Lo it is but i guess in the gue past week we have been losing ls daylight pretty significantly. Sunrise a that makes a big differencefenc between where we were thisere ts aek and now. Th...

Jerry Brekke ran the Mayer Theatre projectors as a high school student, never suspecting he would someday buy the old theater and, along with his sister, turn it into a western North Dakota gem.

PITTSTON TWP. — A large group of ambassadors was honored on Thursday by the Bi-County Airport Board at the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport.

But the stature, even now, of Orson Welles' 1941 classic is indicated by the fact that "Mank," the drama about the writing of "Citizen Kane" that led this year's pack of Oscar nominees —  10 nods, including best picture (the awards telecast is 8 p.m. Sunday  on ABC) — isn't even the first movie made about the making of "Citizen Kane." It isn't even the second. "The Battle Over Citizen Kane," a 1996 documentary, and  "RKO 281," a 1999 HBO film, both covered this ground earlier. Pretty thoroughly, you might think. But it wasn't enough. It didn't curb the appetite for more about "bo...