“Federal Indian boarding school policies have touched every Indigenous person I know,” Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said Sunday.
Some residents aired concerns about unruly guests and lakeside parties, but rental hosts say they’re being unfairly judged.
Toni Kief, the city’s volunteer of the month, has picked up over 1,300 bags herself — a stat that leads the Litter League.
The Woods Creek Sustainability Center is hosting a Hydropower Appreciation Day for guests to see how hydroelectricity gets made.
Seniors sit shoulder to shoulder at the center on Soper Hill Road. The search is on to figure out the next step.
The new transition plan could cost $37 million and could take 23 years to complete.
The chains announced a $24.6 billion deal to merge in 2022. If it goes through, it could affect over 300 stores in Washington.
The cast of “Letters from Home” hopes to reach veterans, active military members and their families.
The initial work on Chapel Hill property brings dream of a new library closer to reality.