Colleges see need for change
CHICAGO — Alicia Mendoza was working two part-time jobs when she transferred into Northeastern Illinois University. Swamped with work, school...
Cantor's visit packed with activity
Cantor Michal Gray-Schaffer of B'nai Abraham Synagogue, 519 N. Main St., enjoyed her trip to Israel last fall, despite enduring pushin...
Hospital screens end-of-life film
Butler Health System, in partnership with Good Samaritan Hospice, will have a free community screening of the documentary “Being Mo...
NEW YORK — Proposing marriage still means going down on one knee for most. Only now, more are choosing a special destination to do the asking.
In line with the popularit...
Having opened its doors at the Holly Pointe Building, 220 S. Main St., in July, the Dress for Success program has already helped more than 100 women, empowering them to ...
Friends and family members gathered at the next-door homes of Debbie Reynolds and daughter Carrie Fisher on a gloomy Thursday in the Hollywood Hills for an intimate memo...
LONDON — Letters sent by Britain’s late Princess Diana — including one in which she described a young Prince Harry as being “constantly in trouble” while at boarding sch...
BUTLER TWP — Friday is the deadline to submit an application to attend the 2017 Butler Township Police Department’s Citizens Police Academy.
The department will run the ...
Today
Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter 1674 weigh-in at 4:30 p.m., meeting at 5 p.m., Concordia Visiting Nurses, 613 N. Pike Road, Cabot. For more information, call ...
But share of public declines
WASHINGTON — The share of U.S. adults who describe themselves as Christians has been declining for decades, but today’s Congress is about as ...
