Por: Chicago Tribune Life September 22, 2022
Before noon on a recent Saturday, dozens of families were walking through University of Chicago’s science quad, enjoying the institution’s first South Side Science Festival. A sea of the baby blue T-shirts with the word scientist on the back, walked among those with yellow tees, indicating those helping with the event. Tents housed everything from 3D printouts of CT scans of Jurassic mammal teeth and jaws, to fun with lasers by way of... + full article
Associated Press USA Business September 21, 2022
Disgruntled Airbnb guests are taking to Twitter and TikTok to vent about everything from cleaning fees to misleading listings. But they aren’t the only ones with complaints: Airbnb hosts themselves have become increasingly disillusioned with the platform and its disrespectful... + más
Airbnb hosts are sick of Airbnb, too | ABC News
Short-term rental regulations OK'd by Planning Commission, but residents question enforcement | The Advocate
ABC News USA Life September 21, 2022
Disgruntled guests are taking to and TikTok to vent about everything from cleaning fees to misleading listings. But they aren’t the only ones with complaints: Airbnb hosts themselves have become increasingly disillusioned with the platform and its disrespectful guests.On... + más
Airbnb hosts are sick of Airbnb, too | Associated Press
The Boston Globe USA Nation September 21, 2022
In an attempt to catch learning disabilities at earlier ages, all Massachusetts school districts now will be required to assess a students’ reading ability and progress in literacy skills twice a year.The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education on Tuesday unanimously... + más
In a first, health panel calls for routine anxiety screening in adults | The Boston Globe
Problems with new data system hindering aid to Louisiana students with disabilities, group say | The Advocate
The Boston Globe USA Life September 19, 2022
This coming Sunday will mark the debut of New England BIPOC Fest, a New Hampshire event bringing together leading BIPOC chefs, musicians, and nonprofit organizers for a celebration of the region’s communities of color. The festival will be held on the patio and parking lot of... + más
After a two-year layoff, the Cambridge Jazz Festival returns with twice as much in store | The Boston Globe
Small but mighty Morgan City hosts Shrimp & Petroleum Festival Labor Day weekend | The Advocate
Violinist Chelsey Green and her band The Green Project play her virtuosic and accessible blend of R&B, classical, and jazz at festivals, clubs, and with symphonies around the country. State Department tours have taken her to the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Haiti. Yet... + más
Renowned jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis dies at 87 | 10 WBNS
A Samara Joy-ride at Scullers | The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe USA Tech September 19, 2022
It’s no secret that Boston’s tech scene has a long way to go when it comes to diversity. Ask Jody Rose and Jeff Bussgang, and they’ll say it isn’t because there’s a lack of qualified people of color looking for jobs. Instead, companies’ hiring practices have long... + más
Introducing the Globe’s Tech Power Players 50 — and how it came together | The Boston Globe
'This is on me': Interim coach Mickey Joseph shoulders blame for Nebraska Cornhuskers' loss | ABC News
The Advocate USA Life September 17, 2022
They used to call it Tiger Island, but these days it's Morgan City, a quintessential Cajun town surrounded by a variety of Louisiana waters — rivers, swamps and a large lake. The tiger lore dates back to the early 1800s when surveyors named the area for a particular kind... + más
La. Travels: Celebrate shrimp in Delcambre, geek out in Shreveport this month | The Advocate
Meth-packing duo arrested after netting more than a ton of illegal shrimp, authorities say | The Advocate
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