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Residents in one Philly neighborhood say a rat problem is escalating and they are fed up.

Joan Eardley: Our enduring fascination with shy artist who made Catterline her home © SYSTEM Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Joan Eardley is adored in Scotland. As May 18 marks the centenary of her birth, Gayle Ritchie looks at the enduring fascination with the shy artist who made Catterline her home. A lone figure stood on the exposed shore, staring out at the raging sea as it whipped cotton wool foam up over jagge...

The Scottish painter Joan Eardley (1921–63) first visited the small Aberdeenshire fishing village of Catterline in 1950, shortly after graduating from art school; for the rest of her life, she divided her time between Glasgow and the North East. She was entranced both by the village and by the ‘vast seas, vast areas of cliff’ beyond it, which she depicted in her vivid, gestural landscapes – completed outdoors in habitually inclement conditions. This display at the recently reopened National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh (from 16 May) includes nine oil paintings and 13 works on pa...

Dozens of teachers and school children have paid an emotional tribute to a young boy who died after a long battle with a heart condition.

Bellows Falls First Baptist Church On Sunday, First Baptist Church of Bellows Falls will spend time looking at the road to Emmaus story. After His death and resurrection, Jesus meets with two disciples who are walking along the roadside. They do not readily understand that it is Jesus who is walking, talking and dining beside them. We wonder how this could be possible on so many levels. How could they not see that it was Jesus beside them? Why did Jesus wait so long to reveal Himself? Why fish again?! So many questions to unravel! The name of the sermon is “Now You See Me. Now You Donâ�...