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Night here in urbana havana. It has been a historic day , the first us president and 80 years to step foot on cuban soil here key was greeted like a rock star here in havana. People were lining the streets. The streets blocked off and many young people also rejoicing. Many of them were American Flag tshirts. A lot of ceremony surrounding the. President s day but he also got down to some pretty Serious Business discussing the democracy and freedom in the same room with cuban leader raul castro. Tonight the president is attending a state dinner attended a state dinner hosted by royal khosrow rau...

Revolutionary palace behind joe jose martys memorial. This is the u. S. President walking into they rurungs ri palace in community u. S. Cuba, something many thought they uld never thrive see. Then the photo that is broadcast an ash the worm, president obamaand mr. Castro shaking hands on cuban soil, their countries and their governments longstanding years of animosity and acrimony dating back five decade but they shook hands today and sat next to each other. That is a picture we havent seen hins april of last year when both men met in panama at the summit of the americas. Now, president obama...

The King Eddy Forest Service Road area is a lot cleaner thanks to some local high flyers.

On May 15th at 7 pm EDT, the Boston Workers Circle chorus, “ A Besere Velt”, will perform a special online concert entitled “Singing for a Better World” with guest performers Polina Shepherd, Lorin Sklamberg, Anthony Russell, Daniel Kahn and Judy Bressler. “A Besere Velt” was founded in 1997 and is the largest Yiddish chorus in the world today, encompassing 90 members. The composer, Derek David, has served as conductor since 2018. The musical repertoire of the chorus expresses the ideals of the Workers Circle: social justice, mentshlekhkayt (humanity), and activism. The songs of ...

enough, those of you, you know who i'm talking to for letting me into your lives and havi the courage to share this story with the world. you wouldn't know it to look over here, but public education is our most pressing political, social and moral problem. everybody knows it, and positions are entrenched, and there's a lot of hot rhetoric on all sides. somehow we've gotten to a point where frustration has built to such a fever pitch, that we've turned on teachers as the villains and started shutting down schools all over the country. as a writer after a good story to tell, i went loo...