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Chemicals and materials manufacturer 3M tops a list of brands that lead the way in robust IP protection, according to a new report.

The first thing to know about the green crab is that it isn’t necessarily green. Fresh out of the ocean in southwestern Nova Scotia, it can appear brown, or red, or yellow. What is distinctive is its spiked shell that tapers at the top into 13 spines, like a crown worn by the leader of an invading army—which is appropriate enough, since the second thing you need to know about the green crab is that it’s one of the planet’s most aggressive invasive species. In its path toward world domination, the European green crab—which, as the name suggests, originally hails from Europe, as well ...

Author of the article: Ryan Pyette  •  The London Free Press Publishing date: May 03, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Taya Currie, a goaltender with the AAA U16 Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs, has a chance next month to become the first female player chosen in an Ontario Hockey League draft. She was photographed in her family's barn in Parkhill on May 2. Mike Hensen/Postmedia Network Article content Taya Currie will be following the OHL draft in early June to see how many of her Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs teammates are selected. And there is a chance her name pops up on ...

‘The greatest equalizer’: Massachusetts educators pitch early college expansion as lawmakers review post-pandemic life Updated 6:49 AM; Today 6:49 AM Manny Cruz, advocacy director of Latinos for Education in Massachusetts and a Salem School Committee member, testifies before lawmakers in a virtual hearing.Screenshot Facebook Share Massachusetts education officials on Wednesday pitched an expansion of the early college high school program, praising the programs as an “innovative” approach to counter widening racial disparities among college education rates. Education experts who test...

POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Former Natick selectman says post office mural must come down Daily News Staff and News Services Former Natick Selectman John Moran has nothing against art. But he sure does frown when it comes to a certain mural inside the Natick Center Post office. Created as part of the Works Progress Administration, an employment and infrastructure program created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, it depicts Puritan missionary John Eliot standing beside three Native Americans, scantily dressed, each in chains. “It’s upsetting me even more,” he said of the 1937 mural on displa...