Refugee women depict their countries, cultures, feelings in art on display at Otis Library in Norwich
Asked to create an artwork that depicted her feelings about leaving Afghanistan, refugee Malalai Ibrahinni made a small doll showing the back of a woman with long hair and a flowing, glittery gown.
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Reagan: The ending days of Biden’s presidency
Michael Reagan criticizes Joe Biden's presidency, comparing his actions to symptoms of "Trump Derangement Syndrome." He also ...
Cody Fisher, of Brentwood, charged in crash that critically injured Suffolk officer, taunted him before speeding off, DA Ray Tierney says
"He sped up and revved his engine, and took off," Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said. "So the facts would ...
‘I Just Want to See My Mom and Dad.’ An Afghan Teen in the U.S. Yearns For Reunion
The uncertainty is a new point of stress. One night, Samir cried out in his sleep. In a dream, his mother had died. Four in ...
Bare souls, boundless spirit: decoding the Naga Sadhus
As Naga Sadhus captivate the masses at the Maha Kumbh, Deepak Kumar Sen’s book unveils their origins, their significance, and ...
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Global Village highlights Season 29 with vibrant shopping experiences and exceptional offerings of the world’s finest products
Global Village highlights Season 29 with vibrant shopping experiences and exceptional offerings of the world’s finest ...