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U.S. President Joe Biden Calls Love For K-Pop 'Universal' Rebecca Davis, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail U.S. President Joe Biden had a lot to talk about Friday at the White House in his second in-person meeting with a foreign leader, Korean President Moon Jae-In. There was the volatile situation in North Korea and the denuclearization of the peninsula, collaboration on vaccinations to prevent the deadly spread of COVID-19, climate change, and the need to fortify alliances to potentially counter Beijing. More from Variety And then there was another matter: K-pop. “Our people, our people-t...

Franklin Regional School District officials next month will consider a 2021-’22 budget that raises property taxes to the state-designated limit for the fourth year in a row. The school board unanimously approved a proposed $63.9 million budget with a projected $437,000 deficit. The budget would raise local property taxes to

2021 Motorclassica cancelled Mike Ryan Australian international concours rescheduled to October 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic that forced the cancellation of last year’s Motorclassica has also impacted this year’s event, with the Australian International Concours d’Elegance officially postponed to 2022. In a press release from concours organisers, Exhibitions and Trade Fairs P/L (ETF) on 28 January, Motorclassica’s Event Director, Jon Perry, said the ongoing uncertainty over the pandemic makes it impossible to present a concours of the standard that public and participan...

Vanessa Castillo, business coach with the Arizona Western College Small Business Development Center, suggests using social media to let people know who and what the business is and the struggles it’s going through. It helps to keep the lines of communication open.

ERIE – A Western Pennsylvania energy provider is suing an Indiana County municipality in federal court for the second time, in order to reverse its law banning shale gas drilling waste injection wells. Pennsylvania General Energy Company (PGE) of Warren filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania on Dec. 9 versus Grant Township of Indiana County and the Grant Township Board of Supervisors, of Marion Center. In June 2014, Grant Township stopped being a Second Class Township under state law and adopted a Community Bill of Rights Ordinance (CBORO) that prohib...