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October 27, 2025

Forging a Path in Motion: Tina Finkelman Berkett on Leading BODYTRAFFIC

New York-born Tina Finkelman Berkett turned an unexpected path into a lifelong passion, creating BODYTRAFFIC to share world-class contemporary dance with Los Angeles and beyond.

By Amy Perrette

Front of Passage Theatre historic building, the Mill Hill Playhouse

October 23, 2025

40-Year-Old Trenton Theater Looks to the Future

Passage Theatre operates in the historic Mill Hill playhouse, built as a church in 1873. "We create bold plays that ask hard questions," its director says.

By Lara Becker

Lauren Groff stands in front of her bookstore with a mic in her hand and a red banner in front of her

October 20, 2025

“People are Banning Books Because They are Powerful”: Lauren Groff on Fighting Censorship in Florida

In 2024, the author set up a bookstore to counter Florida book bans and defend free expression everywhere.

By Rebecca Gleiberman

Idaho School, School Closure

October 18, 2025

Enrollment Decline Leads to School Closure in Southeastern Idaho

“I represent four generations of proud Washington Elementary learners,” said one resident. "Its future matters deeply to our family."

By Nida Mannan

Burdett Sisler, photographed at age 110, reflects on his wartime service and long life. “Treat others as you’d like to be treated,” he says. This motto has guided him for more than a century.

October 16, 2025

A Conversation with Canada’s Oldest Living Man – 110-year-old Burdett Sisler

Burdett Sisler, is believed to be Canadian's longest living person at 110 years old. The supercentenarian who has lived through more than a century of change including two world wars, two pandemics, and two solar eclipses.

By Benjamin Mack-Jackson

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