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The festival is always the first weekend in May, bringing thousands of visitors to the community for family friendly springtime fun, not to mention the sheer awe of watching hundreds of butterflies being released. Volunteering is open to individuals, families, … Continue reading →

If you live in either California or Oklahoma, your tax dollars have recently been used in attempt to ban “violent video games”. Here’s the latest tax wasting, first amendment violating, laws that have tried to been passed in the respective … Continue reading →

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 3, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ – NTC welcomes two members to its full-time staff, David Ferguson and Maureen Kvam. They bring a wealth of knowledge to NTC and will form the basis of an entirely new department, the Business Development Team. This … Continue reading →

LONDON — The head of the BBC on Friday accused Iran of intimidating staff members of its Persian service through slander, snooping and the arrest of their relatives. BBC director-general Mark Thompson said “a campaign of bullying and harassment” against … Continue reading →

Note: This is the second part in a series about enrollment at Rosemont High School and Albert Einstein Middle School. Click here to read part one. For many parents, one of the main attractions of a small high school just … Continue reading →

KALISPELL, Mont., Feb. 1, 2012 — /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Yesterday, Liberty Institute on behalf of its client the Knights of Columbus of Kalispell claimed victory when the U.S. Forest Service renewed a 10-year land permit to allow the Jesus statue, a … Continue reading →

While most eyes are on Mitt Romney’s tax returns or Facebook’s IPO, a month-old legislative session under downtown Sacramento’s Capitol dome is currently churning out brand-new bills every day—hundreds since session began on January 4—in addition to making over old … Continue reading →

Bullying has been in the news a lot lately, particularly when something tragic happens to the child being tormented. Students, parents, and educators are wondering what laws are available to help prevent bullying and what can be done to stop … Continue reading →

SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., Feb. 1, 2012 — Four Young Women to Join Julie Foudy and McDonald’s at London 2012 Olympic Games as Youth Ambassadors for McDonald’s Champions of Play Program Voting Opens Today – February 1, National Girls Women in … Continue reading →