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Third annual RoundTable Reads features ‘The Hitch’ author Sara Levine and Rebecca Makkai
About 300 guests at Nichols Concert Hall Thursday evening heard Evanston novelist Sara Levine — author of The Hitch — in conversation with fellow author Rebecca Makkai as part of the third annual RoundTable Reads program. The program began with an introduction from RoundTable…
Post From Community: Latest investments bring Northwestern Mutual’s total giving to $75M to advance childhood cancer treatments and cures
Northwestern Mutual, through its Foundation, today announced a new commitment to support families affected by childhood cancer and strengthen the financial resilience of healthcare professionals who care for them. The post Post From Community: Latest investments bring…
How KATSEYE members are going “MIA” while still keeping girl groups relevant
The viral K-pop sensation KATSEYE currently has two members on hiatus despite their growing success. KATSEYE is a six-member girl group, heavily inspired by K-pop. They are known for their high-energy dances and have members from the United States, Switzerland, the Philippines…
All the way from Koshu, Japan
In “Where the Wild Things Are,” the main character, Max, finds himself in a new land filled with creatures and things he didn’t know. Yet, he found his way through the chaos. Ninth grade student Chihara Sakamoto from Koshu City, Japan, found herself drawn to the book, which she…
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Published 21 hours agoSOTD 9/25/26: Late Checkout by Karina Rykman
The WMNF Song of the Day for September 25, 2026 is “Late Checkout” by Karina Rykman! It was once written that “No one has more fun than Karina Rykman!” You can see it when she jumps around on stage with her bass and feel it when she shares new music. Her sophmore contribution…
Hundreds celebrate Chuseok at Edmonds Waterfront Center
An estimated 300 community members came together to enjoy performances, cultural activites and traditional Korean cuisine Thursday night, all to celebrate Chuseok, the Korean Harvest Moon Festival. It’s the fifth […]
‘The Thomas Paine Panther’ premieres at WKU
For many, a stage production isn’t just a stage production. For the cast of “The Thomas Paine Panther,” a production is a vehicle for expression and understanding. “The Thomas Paine Panther” is a one-act play performed and produced by WKU students for the Next Stage Series…
Community plans for a day of Dolly
The WKU and Bowling Green communities are preparing to celebrate the life and legacy of Dolly Parton from nine to five on Friday, Sept. 25 with a variety of activities, events and tributes. After Parton died on Aug. 25, Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal proclaimed…
League of Women Voters completes Constitution Week readings with Edmonds event
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County (LWVSC) finished its series of Constitution Day Community Readings with an event at Edmonds United Methodist Church Thursday. It was the last […]
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Published 22 hours agoArts Alive! podcast: freeFall Theatre’s ‘Glorious Feeling’
A chat with "Gene Kelly" and "Debbie Reynolds."
A beautiful and powerful movement against ICE
Danbury residents are demanding safety for everyone in their community. Danbury has the right to demand peace.
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Published 22 hours ago“The Power of One Heart” on Morning Energy
“The power of one, if fearless and focused, is formidable, but the power of many working together is better.” — Gloria Macapagal Arroyo International Day of Peace, also commonly referred to as World Peace Day, has been observed annually on September 21 since 1982, following its…