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Museums have been hit hard over the past year during the pandemic, with a fall survey finding more than 30 percent remain closed and a third were at risk of permanently closing. But one museum on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon, has been bucking trends by being bold, gaining membership and financial support even as its doors remain closed. Special correspondent Cat Wise reports. Read the Full Transcript Judy Woodruff: Many museums, especially smaller ones, have been hit hard over the past year during the pandemic. A fall survey of museums around the country found more than 30 percent remain...

Whaley gained national attention for how she led Dayton after a 24-year-old gunman killed nine people and injured 27 others in a 32-second rampage through a crowded entertainment district on Aug. 4, 2019. Whaley enters a race that already includes Cincinnati mayor John Cranley, who is also running for the Democratic nomination. The winner would likely challenge incumbent governor, Mike DeWine.  Cranley told the Cincinnati Enquirer that he doesn’t expect the primary race to be ugly, saying “I have great respect for Nan…” Here are five things to know about the Dayton mayor. What is Na...

Timur Tezisler attempted an “inappropriate overtaking manoeuvre” in his Land Rover This led to a crash that left other road users hurt and vehicles damaged in Horsham Road, Five Oaks. The 47-year-old appeared at Crawley Magistrates where he admitted dangerous driving. It was revealed the incident happened on January 7 last year. The court heard that “alcohol was involved” in the incident. Tezisler, of Broomers Hill Lane, Pulborough, was given a 12-week suspended sentence and was ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid work. The court ordered him to pay a £122 surcharge ...

10 hrs ago SEVIERVILLE — Sevier County residents will not be able to get Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose vaccine for COVID-19 for an undetermined amount of time after the federal government recommended a “pause” in distribution of the vaccine. The Tennessee Department of Health announced Tuesday that it would follow federal recommendations to hold off on administering the vaccine while federal officials review reports of rare but dangerous blood clots in a handful of patients who have received the vaccine. State officials said they expect to be able to continue providing vaccinations ...

Developing Interests Developing Interests Architects who work as developers—owning, financing, designing and sometimes even acting as the builder for projects—take calculated risks to deliver rewarding projects for their communities and themselves. By Share “Show me a wealthy architect,” architect Lloyd Hunt once quipped to his class at the University of Waterloo School of Architecture, “and I’ll show you a developer.” The profits of developers can seemingly outstrip an architect’s fees on a project. But for architects, there’s a way to reap the financial rewards of develop...