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By Mark Starling Explosives Found In Brevard (Brevard, NC) -- Federal agents are helping Brevard police investigate the discovery of suspected explosive devices in downtown. Officers found several small undetonated devices near the First Baptist Church and the Transylvania County Community Services building on Sunday morning. Area businesses were evacuated as field agents investigated the scene. No one was hurt, and the search for those responsible continues. Vaccine Eligibility Expands Again This Week (Raleigh, NC) -- COVID vaccine eligibility is expanding statewide in two days. A...

Dive into the world of theatre this spring at Studio 52 with a four-week mini-mester of Virtual Theatre Classes for artists ages 5- Adult! Studio 52 offers a variety of classes led by professional and supportive instructors and the best-possible learning environment during times of social distancing. Join a class to build confidence, connect with like-minded peers, explore your creative side, and have fun! Class offerings include Acting, Broadway Dance, Spoken-Word Poetry, Acting for the Camera, Theatre Design, and Directing. Returning instructors include Marlane Barnes, Tania Battista, Lisa ...

Reply When Kimeang Chhay first arrived to the United States from Takhmao, Cambodia in 2018, she was enrolled in Dracut High School as a senior because of her age. Without being fluent in English, Chhay passed her Math and English MCAS exams, but struggled with the Biology test. Without it, she was unable to graduate from high school on time. Chhay was already accepted at Middlesex Community College but needed her diploma in order to start taking classes for her associate degree. Through Middlesex's GED program, Chhay was able to improve her MCAS score to pass the test, earn her diploma and st...

Reply Middlesex Community College alumna Sarah Crow wants people to know that dental hygienists do more than just clean teeth. Having been awarded Dental Hygienist of the Year at the 2021 Yankee Dental Conference and as the President-Elect for the American Dental Hygienists Association (ADHA) in Massachusetts, Crow believes it her mission to spread awareness of the value of her profession. Referring to her nomination as dental hygienist of the year as a "dream," Crow appreciated the outreach and support she received from her professors and the dental community as a whole. As President of the ...