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Photographs of the Lakewood "Local Food" mural in Detroit, Michigan are presented.

Byline: Nick Curtis KATE Winslet and Sam Mendes always looked like the most solid, decent and besotted of showbiz couples. That their seven-year marriage has ended is desperately sad. Even [...]

Byline: nick curtis KATE WINSLET clearly saves her histrionics for acceptance speeches. Her performance as a thwarted Fifties housewife in Revolutionary Road is a masterpiece of understatement. She fully deserves [...]

The article offers tips on caring for dogs' ears, including a weekly or bi-weekly check for presence of wax build-up, parasites or blisters, and ear flushing.

The article reports on support of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to educational initiatives in the U.S.

The article reports on the Lakewood Local Food public art project in Detroit, Michigan, which is headed by 7 local artists including Nivek Monet, Wayne Curtis and Kate Devlin.

The article reports on the proposed Republican bill in Detroit, Michigan which would give Governor Rick Snyder to appoint and reappoint emergency managers who have dictatorial powers over local units of government in receivership.

The article reports on the opening of the Eastern Market office of the Detroit Works Project in Detroit, Michigan.

The article reports on the plan of the Detroit Emergency Manager to demolish old school buildings in the city.

The article reports on the questionable effectiveness and leadership of the Michigan Democratic Party (MDP) in the midst of the 2012 presidential election.

The article announces that high school senior students Meagan Broadfield and Rebecca Vandalabene received scholarships from the Saint Charles Branch of the American Association of Unversity Women (AAUW) in Missouri.

The article offers information on the exhibition, "Trees in Motion," showcasing Adam Long's figure sculptures created from natural and recycled materials, which will be held at Gallery 501 in the Art Glass Array in St. Charles, Missouri in June 2012.

The article announces that Meagan Broadfield of Fort Zumwalt South and Rebecca Vandalabene of Francis Howell Central have received 500 U.S. dollars scholarships from St. Charles Branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW).

The article reports on the reopening of the Monteith Branch Public Library in Detroit, Michigan, after community activists protested on the branches closure.

2023 SEP 8 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Researchers detail new data in Central Nervous System Diseases and Conditions - Traumatic [...]

2020 MAY 22 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- A new study on health and medicine is now available. According to news [...]

SPRINGFIELD--Lincoln Land Community College conferred more than 1,950 certificates and degrees at the college's commencement ceremony Friday, May 12 at the Prairie Capital Convention Center in Springfield. The following students [...]

India, Sept. 17 -- On 24th September, Delhi will see an exhilarating performance by Raghu Dixit at a one-off 'Light the way' event at Purana Quila. He will join thousands [...]

Byline: Max Sullivan The UNH women's hockey team (9-18-2, 4-11-2 WHEA) lost any hope of hosting a game in the Hockey East Tournament with its loss last Sunday to Connecticut. [...]

Artists will create spectacular works of art in the blink of an eye during the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center's annual ArtBLINK Gala 2014 at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, in [...]

Following Bill Nighy's suggestion this week that Britain take up the so-called Robin Hood tax on bank transactions, what other potential new fiscal policies might lie out there, waiting to [...]

80 must-own albums for '80s fans, part 2: Duran Duran to Men at Work The official Stuck in the '80s list of 80 Albums Every '80s Fan Should Own continues [...]

Byline: JESSICA MUNDIE Warmly dressed spectators rang Belgian cowbells as Florida's fastest cyclocross racers made their way around the wooded wet course in Largo on Sunday. The UCI World Cyclocross [...]

Let's be honest. There is something that makes the heart sink about a bunch of fading stars, desperate to revive their careers and to salve their consciences publicly with a [...]

Byline: DANIEL GEWERTZ The fall may be fast upon us, but folk festival season lingers on. And the Boston Folk Festival, occurring again at the University of Massachusetts at Boston, […]

(From Bristol Evening Post) The Evening Post faces stiff competition from school pupils who have been bitten by the newspaper bug. Three youngsters from South Street Primary, in Bedminster, decided [...]

Often neglected, or at least not fully appreciated, is the role of television as the equivalent of an all-star repertory theater. The point is vividly illustrated this week on Bravo's […]