February 2023

BUFFALO, NY – The Buffalo History Museum receives more than $ 144,000 thanks to the US bailout. The money will help protect jobs and support the museum’s programs. “I have had the opportunity to visit the Buffalo History Museum…

There was a fear of speaking to strangers, harassment from the FBI, public exposure and shame by the local media. William Dere, an activist from the San Francisco Bay Area, recalled how his family and many other Chinese Americans…

Staff at Heritage Hall Nursing Facility in Leesburg recently honored Director of Nursing Lynn Winemiller for 25 years of community service. Winemiller started working for the company in 1997, after his family moved to Leesburg from…

Participants of the Arctic Indigenous Peoples Summit, held November 2 in Moscow, discussed the latest approaches to preserving the languages ​​and cultural heritage of indigenous peoples of the Arctic, their traditional economy ,…

Nearly five years in the making, the Plaza of Honor at Fort Croghan Grounds and Museum is complete, except for approximately 200 bricks awaiting names. A brick honoring a family member, business, church, or…

By Randy Gonzales Special for Hays Daily News This is the home, sweet home of the Ellis County Historical Society. ECHS has its new business office since the beginning of the new year. After being forced to close its main campus at the…

Tom McKee was an 11th grader in rural Michigan when a “build your own” teacher training program sold him a career in education. Even so, McKee might not have imagined that he would one day go on to work as a superintendent, athletic…

Dilok Klaisataporn There are about ten thousand ways a business idea can go wrong. You don’t need to trade very long to seemingly encounter most of them on your first handful of trades! The goal, of course, is to manage behavior and…

Columbus Area Historical Society Reuben Damm, president, and Phyllis Callahan, secretary, announced that they would not be seeking re-election to the Columbus School Board. Damm has served the board of directors as president since the…

The 44 of the World Heritage Committeee The session opened today in Fuzhou (China) at the Fuzhou Strait Culture and Art Center, and continues online until July 31. During the session, the 21-member Committee will notably examine the…

MENOMONIE — The Greater Menomonie Area Chamber of Commerce recognized the Dunn County Historical Society as the 2021 Nonprofit of the Year at its 83rd annual banquet. DCHS shared the nomination with notable local organizations Big…

Princeton University Library (PUL) and Princeton Arts Council launched a public exhibit celebrating the history of the Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood of Princeton. Drawing inspiration from PUL’s Romus Broadway photography collection,…

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Paragonix Technologies, Inc., a leader in organ preservation technology and research, announced the release of a breakthrough organ transplant study in the Journal of the American Society for Artificial…

Kristopher King, executive director of the Preservation Society of Charleston, resigned his post last week. During his tenure he oversaw significant strategic and financial improvements and left on good terms, said board chair Betsy…

Global Dual Lens Diving Mask Industry: Growing CAGR in 2022-2027 New Research Report on Dual Lens Diving Masks Market which covers Market Overview, Future Economic Impact, Competition by Manufacturers, Supply (Production), and Consumption…

The latest report on the Biological Safety Cabinets Market provides a comprehensive overview of key industry issues characteristics, including production, market growth rate, industry share, consumption value and volumedemand for specific…

EARTH DAY: Residents of the Roosevelt neighborhood in Warren are hosting a Tree Party at 11 a.m. today at 682 Hall St., Warren, in honor of Earth Day. The event will include saplings for up to 100…

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Museum offering a Halloween event with a side of Southeast Texas heritage Posted at 12:24 a.m. on Tuesday, October 18, 2022 A Halloween-themed event in Port Arthur gives families a chance to get out and have fun in the fall, but also!-->…

America’s two greatest magicians: Harry Houdini, standing, and Harry Kellar, of Yonkers, seated By Mary Hoar, President Emeritus, Yonkers Historical Society, 2004 Key to History recipient and President of the Untermyer Performing Arts…

Join us for the annual celebration of Jewish heritage at Fenway Park! New this year, ticket holders who purchase through this special offer will receive a Jewish Red Sox heritage jersey with “Red Sox” written in Hebrew! The jerseys will…

TAMPA, Florida., June 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Heritage Insurance Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: HRTG) (“Heritage” or the “Company”), a superregional property and casualty insurance holding company, today announced that it has fully invested its…

TOWER – The Tower-Sudan Historical Society (TSHS) has just received a Minnesota Historical and Cultural Heritage grant of $ 285,618 for the rehabilitation of the exterior of the historic fire hall in the tower. The grant, provided…

COLUMBIA, September 21, 2022 – U.S. Highway 66, affectionately known as “Route 66” or “The Mother Road,” celebrates its centennial in 2026. To prepare for the iconic road’s 100th anniversary, the State Historical Society of Missouri is…

While going out with her dog, “Persi”, Pam Holen decided to take a walk in the grounds of the Flavel House Museum. The master gardener, agitated by months of cabin fever during the coronavirus pandemic, was overwhelmed by the…

By DANNY McARTHUR, Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal PONTOTOC, Mississippi (AP) — Hours before the scheduled start time, people arrive in their vehicles at a Pontotoc lot for the second most revered Sunday tradition after church: the…

La Brea Tar Pits. Photo via https://live.staticflickr.com/5046/5301040950_d9cd069576_b.jpg It may look like nothing more than a big oil slick or a river of mud, but La Brea Tar Pits has been selected as one of the most important…

Many citizens of the Gaza Strip have recently moved to Turkey in search of job opportunities and better living standards amid deteriorating economic conditions in the besieged enclave. The facilities offered to obtain a Turkish visa and…

More than 120 people visited the Pulaski Theater on January 14 for the sold-out “Story of The New River Celebration” red carpet. The celebration, hosted by the Pulaski Theater and Pulaski County Tourism, commemorated Blue Ridge PBS’s…

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Connie’s Mexico Cafe has been part of the Air Capitol landscape for over 50 years. Cici Garcia said his family’s restaurant is in the heart of the north and it all started with an unexpected suggestion. “My…

POUND — Three weeks after beginning fundraising, the Pound Historical Society has doubled its goal for the construction of a wall featuring the facade of the old Pound High School. “It will be a wall,” Historical Society President…

The American melting pot was something you often heard about when I was young. We heard about how America is made up of many different people from a wide range of cultural backgrounds. The idea is…

SAULT STE. MARY — For the past 40 years, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society has sought to teach Michigan residents about the history of the lakes around them. The society was founded in the 1970s with the goal of telling the…

Washington State History Museum press release. lost in the world, Asahel Curtis photographer, 1909, photographic print. Two climbers (identified as Jack and Miss Nettleton) sit on rocks with their arms around each other and their backs…

This is the second in a two-part series about a key figure in East Lyme history. Celeste Bush, an East Lyme native who spent three years in Virginia building an educational facility during the post-Civil War era, spent much of the rest of!-->…

Happy Tuesday, Bedford! Here is what is happening in our region today. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: A bit of sun today and a colder breeze. High: 40 Low: 26. Congratulations to our first local sponsor: Have…

The 150th anniversary exhibit was unveiled on Friday, September 24 when the establishment reopened during Brainerd History Week, an event that has lasted for 150 years. RELATED: Paul Bunyan Flapjack Festival Ended (Not) Easy “I was…

President Cathy Jo Littleton Wahl opened the Jacksonville Rotary Club’s December 10 meeting at noon at Hamilton’s home.The pledge of allegiance was recited. The group sang “America”. Cathy Jo Littleton Wahl gave the Reflection. The…

Mondial Software has forged a new partnership with Pilot Solutions, which manages channel activation programs for SAP Business One ISVs and VARs. With the release of Mondial’s Real-Time Integration Connector for SAP Business One last…

This is the fifth and final article in a series recounting the history of Lake Lanier and the Buford Dam and coinciding with a special exhibit on Lake Lanier presented by the Sugar Hill Historic Preservation Society at the city. The…

MBS live recap: another attempt at consolidation. Is this time different? 2 Hours, 56 Mins ago Another blow to consolidation. Is this time different? Last Friday had a fairly classic “stabilization” vibe when…

by Dave Baker Crickets… the most common sound heard today on what was once owned by the Smoky Hollow Coal Company. Unless it’s evening, in which case the silence is punctuated by the hum of late-season cicadas. The sounds of William…

Guest column by John V. Smith Carter G. Woodson is known today as “the father of black history” and is credited with laying the foundation for the widespread adoption of black studies in American schools. When Woodson founded the…

Mayor John T. Ryan and the Township of Lawrence Council celebrated longtime Lawrence Township volunteer Janet Bickal with a proclamation. Lawrence Township Councilman Christopher Bobbitt read the proclamation at a September 20 meeting.…

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Despite hints of a possible recession on the horizon, hiring in some Connecticut employment sectors remains strong. Donald Klepper Smith. an economist at DataCore Partners, said the reason companies are hiring with the possibility of an…

About 100 people gathered at the grounds of the old stables on St. Simons Island on Wednesday for the dedication of the Ibo Landing historic marker, an occasion marked by emotional speeches from key players in the making of the plaque.…

Looking for something to do this week? Check out these events. Here are some of the events taking place in the Mahoning Valley this week. For more events, check out our events calendar and sign up here for our Weekend Matters…

The 36th annual Sunrise Kiwanis Manteca Pumpkin Fair which takes place downtown on Saturday and Sunday is more than just a street fair. The event – started nearly half a century ago by growers in the area to draw attention to the…