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By: Mike Davis
Set in a historically Black neighborhood in West Chester, Pennsylvania, the Remy Bumppo production tells the story of two generations of sisters navigating their own opposing personalities and ideologies, while maintaining ownership of a home passed down from their foremothers.
Robert Shea II was charged with distributing child sexual abuse material. He was first appointed as the Jackson planning board's attorney in 2023.
By: Mike Davis
Precision agriculture is driven by data, lots and lots of data. But questions have arisen as to who owns that data. A number of states have taken up the subject, and one state has now enacted the first law to provide some definition. On January 1, 2027, LB 525 will take effect in Nebraska declaring that the farmer owns and controls the data generated on his or her farm. Reed Freeman, a data privacy attorney with the law firm ArentFox Schiff, explains what this means.
Published on min read Share Follow Us What's up, South End? We've been talking about the potential changes to bus Route 7 for a few weeks now.
The verdict exposed how DEI-driven 'cultural change' at elite institutions derailed one of America's top molecular biologists
The OCVTS district argued that its officials werenβt responsible for actions of teachers at the Performing Arts Academy, like Doug Bollinger.
Asbury Park Press Updated Oct. 26, 2026, 5:06 a.m. ET TOMS RIVER β The county's vocational school district and its administrators
By: Mike Davis
βA Strange Loopβ has been a big draw this fall in Chicago. The trippy, βInceptionβ-like musical has just extended three more weeks and released a new batch of tickets after a sold-out run. WBEZ's Theater Club was there opening weekend.
Asbury Park Press Updated Oct. 28, 2026, 5:18 a.m. ET TOMS RIVER - The county's vocational school board on Tuesday addressed for
The OCVTS school board addressed the allegations in two former Performing Arts Academy students' explosive lawsuits for the first time.
