Students can explore science concepts through an activity that encourages them to record their observations in thoughtful ...

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Fairbanks science and nature writer Ned Rozell spent seven years writing out his 800-mile walk along the Alaska pipeline corridor from Valdez to Deadhorse in summer of 2017.

Thousands of book lovers attended the Boston Book Festival on Oct. 26, getting the chance to connect with fellow readers and ...

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