Making quite the name for themselves' ↗
The upcoming meat raffle at the Fitchburg British American Club (BAC) will raise money to provide warm winter accessories including hats, mittens, scarves, and socks to those in need.
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A Southern Arkansas University biology professor has won an honorable mention in the Nikon Small World in Motion competition for a video showing sea urchin embryos developing under a microscope.
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Russia targets emergency workers in Ukraine ↗
ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine -- A Russian drone struck emergency workers on rescue missions in southern Ukraine on Sunday, hitting a former school and nearby shelter that had been earlier blasted by multiple Russian guided bombs as residents waited for humanitarian aid, authorities said.
Houthi rebels say at least 44 killed in airstrike near Yemeni capital ↗
The death toll from airstrikes near Yemen's capital has increased to 44, most of them women and children, health authorities from the Iran-backed Houthi rebels said overnight. Separately, Iran's foreign ministry Monday dismissed comments by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Iranian demands for ending the war have been "ridiculous."
Bend motorcycle adventurer begins his journey north through Africa 8 MIN READ ↗
Editor’s note: Bend’s Elijah Callan embarked on a two-year, 70,000-mile-plus motorcycle journey around the world on Aug. 31. He is sending The Bulletin stories and photos from the road, which […]
Summit girls, Mountain View boys win water polo state titles 1 MIN READ ↗
The Summit girls and the Mountain View boys each claimed Class 5A/4A state titles on Saturday at the Oregon high school water polo state championships at the Tualatin Hills Aquatic […]
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Book Scene: A hauntingly beautiful tale of love and loss: “The Warm Hands of Ghosts” ↗
A Canadian nurse searches for her missing brother amid the devastation of World War I in Katherine Arden’s “The Warm Hands of Ghosts,” a haunting novel exploring grief, memory and
Pet Shop Boys pay tribute to computer pioneer Alan Turing ↗
LONDON — In the summer of 2014, the Pet Shop Boys took to the stage at the Royal Albert Hall. But instead of playing hits like “West End Girls,” “Suburbia” or “Go West,” the British pop duo presented
Boeing will cut 5% of its commercial airplane workforce ↗
Boeing is trimming its workforce by about 5 percent and slowing its commercial airplane production ramp up, the head of Boeing Commercial Airplanes Stephanie Pope told employees Monday.
Clark County history: Early La Center depended on the East Fork Lewis River ↗
Just 3 miles up the East Fork Lewis River sits La Center, Clark County’s only port not on the Columbia River. European settlers established the town.
Ukraine peace talks restart after lull ↗
KYIV, Ukraine — After a nine-month lull, talks to end the war in Ukraine are set to resume in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday.
Russian-born artist brings ambient, indie-pop sounds to Wenatchee ↗
Combining indie-pop and ambient music, Galina Bosaya will take the stage at the Riverside Playhouse in Wenatchee on Nov. 14.
Australia aprueba sitio en lecho marino en el que empresa japonesa almacenará emisiones de carbono ↗
Australia asignó un sitio en el lecho marino de su costa norte para una empresa japonesa que planea almacenar cantidades enormes de emisiones de carbono, valiéndose de una tecnología que