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BATAVIA — Bob Knipe was a longtime member of the Books Sandwiched In committee and a friend to Richmond Memorial Library. He made his first presentation in the long-running book

The Arthur Ross Gallery’s new exhibition features 17th-century Dutch genre paintings paired with rare books from the Penn Libraries collection. On display until July 25, “An Inner World” focuses on contemplation.

By Jim Measel Jun 9, 2021 | 12:46 PM COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – Branch County officials were generally pleased with testing this week at J and K Communications in Columbia City, Indiana on the new equipment which will be part of the county’s $9.3 million 911 Communications Project. Factory Acceptance Tests were conducted on future consoles that will be installed at county facilities. Sheriff John Pollack reported during Wednesday’s 911 Communications Board meeting that things went well.

May 30—Tucked in a garage on East Pacific Avenue, just a few blocks from busy downtown Spokane, Tzena Scarborough flips down her protective face shield and, with a determined look, digs a tool into the wood she's turning. Shavings begin to fly, and Scarborough's face changes from one of determination to excitement as the feeling her teacher Doug Eaton was describing finally clicks. The shop is ...

How historic eviction bans, activist organizing and billions in rental relief kept tens of millions of people in their homes during the pandemic CNBC 5 hrs ago Alicia Adamczyk © Provided by CNBC Tenant rights activists hold a demonstration to protest what they claim to be inadequate legislative relief for renters during the COVID-19 pandemic, February 28, 2021 in the East Village neighborhood of New York City. From the onset of the Covid-19 economic recession in the United States last spring, housing organizers and advocates warned about the possibility of a coming evicti...