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One dead after exchange of gunfire with Phoenix officers near 15th and Southern avenues
A man is dead after reportedly firing shots at officers during an incident in Phoenix early Wednesday morning.
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How the Irish language has made its mark on our street signs
One of the most distinctive things about the streets in the towns and villages of Ireland is the bilingual signage one ...
15th century medieval coin discovery made in the Scottish Borders
Keith Young and Lisa Stephenson made the discovery of thirty gold and silver coins in the Cappercleuch area of the. | ITV ...
The Nuno Espirito Santo you don’t see: Horse riding and padel help relax a demanding manager
Nuno Espirito Santo has also had a particular press-conference routine, from day one of taking over as Forest head coach. To ...
How Gin Become 'a Problem' According to a Very Famous Author
Kingsley Amis wrote a deep dive story in Food & Wine about the history of gin, how to drink gin, why writers love gin, and why gin may have once been slightly poisonous. Kingsley Amis is one of the ...
People used to buy homes through catalogs. Could that idea help Altadena?
As residents continue to imagine what Altadena’s future could look like after the Eaton fire, dreamers have begun mapping ...
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Tanzania’s education reforms: A bold vision for vocational skills, early English coaching
Since English serves as the medium of instruction at secondary and tertiary levels, building a strong foundation early is crucial. Drawing insights from educational models in Asia, Mutashobya says ...
Secrets of 17th-century church found in Hampton
Archaeologists have uncovered “conclusive physical evidence” of the first church site, circa 1610, in Hampton in what is the ...
Nearly half of Green Bay Schools' K-3 students are 'at risk' of not meeting reading goals, district says
New required reading "screeners" help districts understand where students struggle. In GBAPS, nearly half score low enough to put them "at risk." ...
The Truth and the Fiction of Black English
Everett pulls off a masterly linguistic confection, in which enslaved people use Black English only as a wary affectation.
‘Awards Chatter’ Pod — Ralph Fiennes on His Oscar-Nominated Performance in ‘Conclave,’ His Unusual Name and Why He May Never Direct Again
In front of an audience at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, the revered English stage and screen actor reflects on how an early love of Shakespeare led him to acting, lessons learned ...