SEATTLE — Seattle Fire Department (SFD) crews battled a fire that destroyed the roof of a building in Mount Baker Park Wednesday morning.

Following the announcement that Siena Heights University will close, Baker College has created a support pathway for affected students looking to continue their education without disruptions.

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COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (WXIA) — Families in College Park now have a compelling reason to show up and show out for the first week of the 2025-26 school year — and it could shave off a bit of an ...

By Alexis Derickson Click here for updates on this story COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (WXIA) — Families in College Park now have a compelling reason to show up and show out for the first week of the 2025 ...

Plumpton College has launched the UK’s first level 3 lead baker apprenticeship, training students in advanced baking, leadership, and innovation to prepare them for careers in commercial bakery ...

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During winter break, Mullooly returned home from college to Massapequa Park and went to get her knee checked out. She said doctors didn’t seem concerned at ...

Virginia was hoping to make a splash today when 2026 IOL Edward Baker made his commitment decision, but Bake is heading to the SEC instead. Baker announced today that he is going to play for ...

National Archives at College Park’s website warned visitors that the general public would lose access to the facility. It’s since been retracted but confusion remains.

Shirley Harper Robinson will be 85 in August. She has lived in her College Park home since 1979. However, she is on a fixed income and battling cancer and it’s become hard to keep up with rising ...

Some beloved green spaces in Orlando’s College Park neighborhood are about to see some big changes, including the removal of a popular oak tree.