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“My mother always told me to remember who you are. Be proud of who you are. Be proud that you are Indian,” Aronica said.

You’ve heard it before — 3D printing enables the production of complex designs at a fraction of the cost of conventional means. The same is true for wheels, which we take a look at in the following.

Reem Acra handed out a little card at her Tuesday evening show at the Mercantile Annex on West 38th Street that read: "When you have the keys to the secret garden. Do you use it? Do you hide it?"

"To have that type of relationship with an element is why, I think, Lumber Society exists. It’s to establish those deep roots, those deep connections, and foster and cultivate those types of relationships with the elements that surround us. When you start decoding [our landscape], you learn, like, ‘Oh, this ash tree built my bow, it heals my psoriasis, it gives me opportunities to do these things,’ then there’s a relationship. Then you want to protect it. I think the more people who build relationships with nature, the more apt we are to say, ‘Hey, let’s not destroy all of this anymore and use it for terrible things. Let’s protect it.’"

County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis has secured $45,000 in funding from the state Attorney General’s Office to cover the salary in that amount for a full-time, non-union drug task force officer who would focus on combating the opioid epidemic and other narcotics-related offenses.

On multiple occasions over the years, I have heard Dr. Pat Leahy, the outgoing president of Wilkes University, say with great conviction that our community’s best days are still ahead of us. I believe him […]

Bronze statuette of a horse, designed and made by the artist Marja Smits, entitled ‘Beart 411′, limited edition 5 of 8

Pomicter, along with Roberta Cerra, said one of the biggest issues with circus performances is forcing animals to do things they wouldn’t do naturally.

Build the coalition We can’t solve the attainable housing crisis alone. I will be a leader in building a coalition to help us solve this critical challenge for our city. I will commit to:

These ornaments were inspired by the classic candy, but keep them away from pets and kids because they’re definitely not edible. Your Ribbon Candy Ornaments can be any colors you choose, from traditional holiday colors to bright, modern palettes.

When the muse inspired him, he’d do spontaneous “sean nos” — old-style improvisation — tapping away, according to Garvin: “Man, those feet could go.”

Designer Courtney encourages everyone to try this ornament, even if you don’t think you’re crafty. Add the year, a first or last name, initials, or even just a fun phrase like the "yay" Personalized Ornament pictured above.