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During May 17--December 31, 2022, 125 probable or confirmed U.S. monkeypox (mpox) ([dagger]) cases were reported among patients aged During September 25--December 31, 2022, 17 children aged [less than or [...]

Byline: Charis Edmond Staff Writer on Nov 29, 2020 Alfonso Sibayan Jr., a junior social and behavioral sciences major, represented the Filipino League at Seton Hall in the Mr. Philippines [...]

Global measures to eradicate polio began in 1988; as of 2014, four of six World Health Organization (WHO) regions have been certified polio-free. Within the two endemic regions (African and [...]

On Aug. 21, 2013, a Damascus suburb called Ghouta was attacked with sarin gas, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of civilians. President Barack Obama had warned that the United [...]

Byline: EDMOND MULET On Aug. 21, 2013, a Damascus suburb called Ghouta was attacked with sarin gas, resulting in the deaths of hundreds of civilians. President Barack Obama had warned [...]

The New Zealand government has today announced the final design of its research and development (R&D) tax incentive scheme. The scheme provides for a 15% tax credit on R&D expenditure [...]

For nearly three decades, Malta has been skilfully and diligently developing its financial services sector. The result is that, today, Malta has firmly established itself as a renowned and stable [...]

The article discusses the challenges faced by children, adolescents, and youth during the summer months in Jamaica. These challenges include the loss of learning, high temperatures and unpredictable weather events, and diminished mental health. The author emphasizes the importance of providing low or no-cost learning opportunities for children during the summer to prevent the loss of learning. They also highlight the need to address the health risks associated with higher temperatures and the importance of supporting the mental health of adolescents and young people. Additionally, the article explores the issue of affordable housing in Jamaica and suggests government incentives and a communal approach as potential solutions. The author encourages individuals to change their mindset about homeownership and consider building smaller, more affordable homes. They also emphasize the importance of good design in reducing construction costs. [Extracted from the article]

Following the June 2016 decision of the UK voters to exit from the European Union, a number of players in London insurance market started querying the possible long-term effects of [...]

On May 29th and June 9th, 2015, the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) made the last amendments to the Bidding Guidelines for the First Invitation to Bid, and the final draft [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER WANAQUE -- Lakeland Regional High School trustees are trying to get a purchasing agreement with the state to upgrade the school's computer network, invest in [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER WANAQUE -- Lakeland Regional High School trustees are moving to upgrade the school's computer network capabilities, invest in a trial program of tablet computers, and [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER WANAQUE -- Officials and police are alerting the public that a property revaluation is under way -- a special effort to inform the public about [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER WANAQUE -- The Board of Education has hired a veteran North Haledon school administrator as the successor to retiring Superintendent Richard Weisenfeld. Donna Cardiello will [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITERWANAQUE -- A property revaluation will proceed this year now that preparatory issues have been settled, officials say. Borough Tax Assessor Brian Townsend reported to officials [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER RINGWOOD -- The borough government continues methodically clearing the debris and correcting the damage left behind by the double whammy of Hurricane Irene in late [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER WANAQUE -- Gordon Hauser has been a familiar figure in town all his life, and for years has helped coach children in recreation programs. Now, [...]

Byline: Teresa Edmond WANAQUE -- The borough stands to get about $18,000 in reimbursement from the federal government for snowstorm cleanup costs, the borough administrator said. The funds will come [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER RINGWOOD -- Plans for a borough dog park are in the works, with residents and local officials having exchanged views about setting one up, possibly [...]

Byline: Teresa Edmond WANAQUE -- The Borough Council has approved funds for the overhaul of Wanaque Avenue and Butler Place this year. The roads will be resurfaced, and a new [...]

Byline: Teresa Edmond WANAQUE -- The Borough Council has approved funds for the overhaul of Wanaque Avenue and Butler Place this year. The roads will be resurfaced, and a new [...]

On August 6th, 2014, Congress reached the approval of the reform minutes to the secondary legislation derived from the constitutional energy bill that came into force on December 21st, 2013. [...]

Key Points: Any declaration will stand as a public statement of the entity's conduct, or misconduct, and may have serious consequences for follow-on actions. Declarations are a form of relief [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER ***** CLARIFICATION: The term ǣreverse 911ǥ is a registered trademark of Airbus Defense & Space Communications. ***** RINGWOOD -- Borough voters will decide in the [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER RINGWOOD -- Environmentalists have urged a federal review board to thoroughly weigh the possible damage that a gas pipeline project could do to Highlands watersheds [...]

After nearly two decades of investigation, the mystery of who killed Denise Comeau may be near an end. A search for DNA evidence is prompting the exhumation of the body [...]

About 40,000 people gathered at the Hatch Memorial Shell yesterday to help fight breast cancer at the 18th annual American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancerwalk. Participants followed a [...]

Roslindale residents gathered to show their town pride yesterday during the 35th annual Roslindale Day Parade. About 10,000 people joined the celebrations to enjoy the spectacle of different floats moving [...]

While the pets stayed put, congregations unleashed blessings on pooches, cats and other domesticated animals yesterday during ceremonies held statewide. Among the churches showing off a barking order was Our [...]

Olympic skating sweetheart Nancy Kerrigan's widowed mother said yesterday she was never called to testify before the grand jury that indicted her son for killing her husband, but she will [...]

Scattered showers are expected today along with heavier rain tomorrow, a welcome relief to a very dry season. As of Saturday, the Boston area had accumulated just 1.08 inches of [...]

The Iraq National Rowing Team landed in Boston on Thursday and will be training alongside the U.S. National Team for six weeks in preparation for the 2010 Asian Games in [...]

Byline: Teresa Edmond WANAQUE -- Borough officials plan to launch a property revaluation in response to the many tax appeals that have flooded Borough Hall. Borough Administrator Tom Carroll said [...]

Byline: TERESA EDMOND, STAFF WRITER WANAQUE -- The Board of Education is considering three candidates to fill a board vacancy. The new appointee would replace Scott Ernest, who stepped down [...]

More than 450 participants gathered at Gillette Stadium's Field House in Foxboro yesterday for the first Yogathon, hosted by Yoga Reaches Out and Global Mala Boston. The all-day event - [...]

Medford's Jingle Bell Festival Committee hosted a dog show yesterday at the LoConte Skating Rink in Medford, where 65 dogs competed to earn the title of 'Top Dog.' The event [...]

National violent-crime numbers dropped in 2009 from 2008, but inched up in the Bay State, according to crime statistics released by the FBI. The number of murders in Massachusetts increased [...]

Go fly a kite! Bostonians can expect a glorious Labor Day holiday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s today. Tomorrow will bring better beach weather with a [...]

Boston police were hunting last night for a gunman who shot an 8-year-old Dorchester girl in the leg and grazed her grandmother. The shooter was aiming for two men who [...]

Hundreds of soon-to-be kindergarteners from Boston public schools enjoyed an afternoon of fun and games at the Boston Children's Museum's annual 'Countdown to Kindergarten Celebration' on Tuesday. 'Each year it [...]

Two North Chelmsford women remained hospitalized yesterday after suffering what police called 'serious injuries' Saturday night in a rollover crash with an alleged drunken driver on the Route 213 on-ramp [...]

Motor scooter experts yesterday defended the trendy vehicles while acknowledging their hazards on notoriously dangerous Hub streets in the wake of the tragic death of a scooter-riding doctor. 'Motor scooters [...]