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endIndex: (CNN) — Nearly a billion years ago, two of the most extreme objects in the universe came together in a death spiral, and one of them didn't make it out alive. For the first time ever, astronomers have detected two separate instances of black holes swallowing dense neutron stars -- and it played out like Pac-Man in space. The gravitational waves caused by these two events reached Earth in January 2020, allowing astronomers to retrace the ripples in space-time back to when they occurred in distant galaxies 900 million light-years and a billion light-years away. The study, involving...

MASSENA — The Massena Central School District is seeking input from the community on how federal funding should be used.

  Medal of Honor recipient and board member makes compelling case for new national monument before U.S. House of Representatives [ Editor’s Note: The pool of living Medal of Honor people continues to dwindle, and so does the number of events they can do each year where they can press the flesh of America’s school kids so they can have the memory of having met one of them, to tell their kids some day. While there seems to be military monuments galore for all things conceivable I had assumed there was one for the Medal of Honor somewhere. I was wrong. But I am happy to report that as these...

MASSENA — The Massena Central School District hopes to begin bringing students back to the classroom starting next week for in-person learning under revised state Department of Health guidelines. But some of the challenges they face are transportation and the number of students in the cafeteria. Superintendent Patrick Brady and school principals outlined their plans during a virtual reopening meeting on Monday, and one of the topics was a reduction in physical distancing for students from 6 feet to 3 feet in classrooms. “The requirement for social distancing on buses did not change ...

MASSENA — It may be easier to bring elementary students back to the classroom in the Massena Central School District, but high school Principal Alan Oliver said it’s going to be more of a challenge for his building. Mr. Oliver was one of the speakers during a Monday virtual meeting to discuss the district’s reopening plan under revised state Department of Health guidelines. “The sad reality of it is at the high school, many of the components of the guidance really preclude us from being able to change much from what we’re doing right now,” he said. One of the cha...