The 2026 INDY Pride Issue
“We can impose beauty on our future.” This is the grounding quote from Lorraine Hansberry that shaped an ancestral-themed check-in […]
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People, not shared profits, are capitalism’s driving force
Tim McIver lives in South Portland. The Aug. 14 letter “Capitalism only works when prosperity is shared” raises an important question:
Nearly 100 teachers could lose jobs in Orange County Public Schools
Credit: McKenna Schueler Just a few years ago, Florida’s public schools were facing massive teacher shortages — we’re talking thousands
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AG’s Office Brings Charges Against Williston ICE Facility Protestors
The Vermont Attorney General’s Office is bringing charges against protestors arrested during a July demonstration in the U.S. Immigration and
Disney to host $25K-per-head ‘family’ fundraiser for Uthmeier
Credit: Florida AG James Uthmeier/X Disney’s brief period of staying out of Florida politics in the fallout of its public
Historic Burlington-Winooski Bridge Posted on Craigslist — for Free
The Vermont Craigslist “free stuff” page is full of treasures. Recent listings include a piano, a set of studded snow
Preserving Queer History and Literature in Durham
Crowds in colorful attire fill the streets, holding balloons with the word “OUT!” spelled across them and rainbow signs championing
‘Life doesn’t wait for you to be ready’
Politics Ocasio-Cortez, 36, the youngest woman ever elected to Congress, is now in her eighth year representing parts of the
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State Board of Education Chair Resigns Abruptly
State Board of Education chair Jennifer Deck Samuelson has abruptly resigned, citing a constellation of personal reasons. Samuelson, a Manchester
Wake County Commissioners Green-light WakeMed-Atrium Merger
In a 5-2 vote Monday evening, the Wake County Board of Commissioners gave its blessing for a $2 billion merger