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LA GRANDE — The number, even with a calculator in hand, is eye popping. La Grande High School’s class of 2021 has been offered a combined $830,000 in college scholarships and awards to a total of 55 students, according to information provided by La Grande High School. “This is a testament to the hard work of our students,” said LHS Assistant Principal Eric Freeman. The assistant principal also said the scholarship total is a credit to people in the community reaching out to young people. Freeman noted that a number of the scholarships are from local organizations. “Th...

increase font size Maine Voices: With city at a crossroads, Congress Square redesign a step in the right direction It will help Portland move toward a housing and transit future that supports all people and makes the heart of our downtown more vibrant. By Kara Wilbur and Eric FreemanSpecial to the Press Herald Share As Portland grows, we have an opportunity to choose a path toward a beautiful, equitable city. And to do that, we must recognize the connection between the design of our streets and public spaces, the cost of housing and our quality of life. The redesign of Congress Square, one ...

VYV, a residential complex in Jersey City, New Jersey, by Perkins Eastman, with interiors by Studios and Arrowstreet, reflects the area’s cultural rena...

nhawthorne@tribtoday.com Staff photo / R. Michael Semple Eric Freeman of Girard, left, with his wife, Skye, receives a Mahoning Valley Scrappers job application from Kendra Hoover, Scrappers production manager, as Anthony Marino, Scrappers production and merchandising manager, assists during the organization’s job fair Thursday afternoon at Eastwood Field. NILES — The Mahoning Valley Scrappers hosted a job fair Thursday in search of potential employees for the upcoming baseball season. “We are looking for a variety of game-day positions,” Assistant General Manager Heather Sahli sai...

Despite warnings, a flu season that wasn't Reid Wilson © Getty Despite warnings, a flu season that wasn't As the nation suffered through a devastating winter surge of coronavirus cases, the phones at Old Dominion Pediatrics in Virginia rang off the hook. Callers with infected family members sought advice on ways to quarantine at home so others would not become ill. But no one asked about the flu. And the test results Eric Freeman was seeing showed that dozens of his patients had the coronavirus, but almost none were testing positive for influenza. "COVID has just been the d...