Author W. Nikola-Lisa discusses a picture book icon.
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An inside look at how the team behind the most challenged book in America fought censorship and won.
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BRIDGEWATER, Mass. -- The fourth season in the history of Bridgewater State College football had reached its final game on Nov. 9, 1963.
Roberto Burle Marx is often celebrated as a pioneering figure in landscape architecture, particularly for his innovative approach to integrating nature within urban environments. His work, characterized by a deep respect for native flora and a commitment to ecological balance, offers valuable lessons for contemporary landscape architects. At a time when climate change and biodiversity loss are pressing global concerns, revisiting Burle Marx's principles provides insight into creating urban spaces... Читать дальше...
OXFORD United’s Championship home matches are selling out with more than 11,400 visitors travelling to the stadium, writes the Oxford United Supporters’ Panel.
DES Buckingham has outlined how the international break was used as a force for good by Oxford United.
DES Buckingham is ready for a reunion with a team where he knows just how impressive things are behind the scenes.
OXFORD United will be looking to maintain their impressive start to the Sky Bet Championship season when they host Stoke City this weekend.
Sam Noakes feels a world title shot is within reach after retaining his European lightweight crown.
It’s early days, but Canterbury head coach Matt Corker can already see defensive improvements taking shape.
Boss Ady Pennock hopes Dartford’s heavy defeat at Dover last weekend is a wake-up call for his squad.
Gillingham midfielder Ethan Coleman has described how tough it’s been to get back to full fitness after missing pre-season.
Gillingham are likely to find weekend opponents Tranmere Rovers a tough nut to crack.
New designs have finally been drawn up for the redevelopment of a now torn down shopping complex and multi-storey car park.
A furious dad blasted a bus company's timetable after his little girl's new school hours left her trudging more than a mile and waiting alone.
Prisoner releases, cuts to OAP energy allowances and problems with a major Kent route are among the topics on this week’s Kent Politics Podcast.
The family of a popular 18-year-old say his death in a tragic accident has “ripped an unfillable hole in our hearts”.
Villagers fear they are at risk of being “swallowed up" by huge developments as plans have emerged for 625 homes behind a football stadium.
A cadet group campus that was once a Royal Navy base has been given a revamp after costly plans for a new look base were put on hold.