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Officials will surely dissect this first year in the offseason. That’s their chance to fix the playoffs. They can start by making a bigger deal of the Cup games and giving the finalists extra time … more
As a Henderson resident, I had the opportunity to witness the benefits of our community’s work in passing Henderson Ballot Question 1. more
Political scientist Seth Masket’s new book explains how history and party mechanics made Donald Trump’s ascent inevitable. The party may never recover. The post How Trump and MAGA Captured … more
Plus: BJC breaks from some Anthem, Aetna insurance plans more
Last week it was Medicare, now let’s turn to benefit enrollment for everyone else. Roughly 154 million Americans are covered through workplace plans, and according to the Kaiser Family Foundation … more
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Sweet Lightning, the honey-peach soda introduced as a permanent KFC exclusive in 2019, will be gone from menus at year's end. more
After more than 30 years working with young children and families, I have had more conversations with parents than I can count.  more
Mayors of three of South Carolina’s largest cities threw their joint support behind the upcoming Charleston County Transportation Sales Tax referendum on Oct. 20. more
More food delivery robots are headed to Philly. The autonomous vehicle startup Avride, which already provides robots for Uber Eats, is expanding to Grubhub's platform and will start by delivering for … more
The 63-year-old Marion S. Hanckel Kindergarten building once housed The Confederate Museum but has been abandoned for years. Now, it may be transformed into a single-family home. more
Una invitación de calendario que circula en las redes sociales convoca a los seguidores del equipo de fútbol americano de Basic Academy al “campeonato estatal de escuelas públicas” contra … more
Parents, students and community members gathered inside the Frederick Law Olmsted School to voice their concerns over the proposed closures. more
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ROCKPORT — The second phase of restoration work to maintain the iconic South Tower lighthouse on Thacher Island is expected to start in spring 2029. more
Rising health care prices along with the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits at the end of 2025 has meant that the cost of coverage has jumped, writes Jill Schlesinger. (Felipe Caparros … more
Headlines from the Oct. 21, 1926, front page include: 58 die, 2,100 hurt, 400 seriously, in storm in Havana more
Shelonda Stokes tells Sloane Brown how the city of Baltimore is not only in her blood, but how it’s her inspiration on the job as president of the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore. The post … more
Rough seas and gusty winds are expected for coastal southern New England. more
Fantasy President Career puts a new spin on political simulation games with a Madden-like career concept that can take players to the White House. more
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