Author highlights dark years of childhood abuse at Thurso home in new book
A Caithness-born man has just published a book that confronts his past demons born from the abuse he…
Team Black rides early lead to victory in Black and Gold Game
If the goal of an intersquad game is to be as close as possible, the team-makers for the…
Pictures of Life on a Christian Commune
Kate Riley’s ambitious début novel, “Ruth,” opens in 1963, the year that its protagonist, Ruth Scholl, is born…
News Headlines – Friday, August 29
If driving on Highway 10 through Forrest just north of Brandon is your regular route, you’ll notice the…
Community IX Expands to Northern Virginia With New Internet Exchange
CIX-NoVA launches with cost-competitive interconnection in the world’s largest data center market RESTON, Va., August 26, 2025–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Community…
Architecture and Agency: Rethinking Authorship Through Participatory Design
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Toxic Drug Alert issued by Interior Health
Another toxic drug alert for the Kamloops region has been issued by Interior Health (IH). Officials with Interior…
Local Communities Protecting Millions of Acres of Orangutan Habitat Beyond Nat. Park Boundaries
Orangutans by Getty Images for Unsplash+ On the island of Borneo, forest-dwelling communities have become key to ensuring…
LAGI 2025 Fiji Highlights Participatory Design in Renewable Infrastructure
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Olympic Neighborhood Square / Región Austral
© Luis Barandarián + 27 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1032926/olympic-neighborhood-square-region-austral Area Area of this…
Are you a Bookworms | Q Country 91.5FM
Bookworms will immerse themselves in 696 books over a lifetime – with crime and thrillers the most popular,…
Harman Center seeks authors for Book Fair
YAKIMA, Wash. — Written any good books lately? Then check out the Harman Center’s first-ever Local Authors Book…