October 2, 2026
(Feature Impact) Economic uncertainty, fueled by persistent inflation, stagnant wages and a cooling job market, has led many Americans to feel like they're falling behind, even when they're doing many of the "right" things financially. This expert guidance can help you be more intentional with the choices you make so your spending reflects your priorities.
(NewsUSA) - Many parents think kindergarten readiness starts with learning letters, numbers and how to write a name. Those skills matter, but educators know that the social-emotional and executive …
(Novartis) - Dr. Koo, EVP and CMO at Prostate Cancer Foundation, and Bill, who is living with prostate cancer, answer some frequently asked questions about PSMA testing. Talk to your doctor and visit …
(Gilead and Kite Oncology) - Vanessa had a plan. As a travel nurse from Memphis, Tennessee, she was working across the country, building her career and saving up to buy a home. She had mapped out her …
It’s coming! The Annual Fall Bazaar! October 17, 2026 at Francis Hall, 27 Francis Farm Rd, Rehoboth, MA, 9 AM to 3 PM. Our September meeting will be on September 17th in the Arcade Bldg. at …
At precisely the age when young people are still figuring out who they are, an algorithm optimized for engagement should not be shaping the possibilities.
Before the start of the 2026 school year, EPHS Principal William Black had sent out a notice welcoming the incoming Townie Class of 2030 . Mr. Black wrote: “The start of the EPHS school year is …
The Motley Fool reports on the largest IPOs, highlighting SpaceX's record $75 billion raise in 2026 and Anthropic’s potential to surpass it.
The Motley Fool reports on the largest IPOs, highlighting SpaceX's record $75 billion raise in 2026 and Anthropic’s potential to surpass it.
Knowable Magazine reports that the new dietary trend of "fibermaxxing" emphasizes increasing fiber intake, crucial for gut health and disease prevention.
Two campus police dispatchers were on duty at Brown University when reports of gunfire first emerged at 4:04 p.m. on Dec. 13, 2025. Within minutes, they were overwhelmed. The flood of incoming calls and radio chatter that stunned dispatchers is one of the communication breakdowns described in an independent review of the mass shooting at […]
(BPT) - Power outages are no longer the kind of rare inconvenience homeowners can afford to shrug off. From heat waves to overloaded grids, it's no longer a matter of if the power will go out. …
(BPT) - Power outages are no longer the kind of rare inconvenience homeowners can afford to shrug off. From heat waves to overloaded grids, it's no longer a matter of if the power will go out. …
Massachusetts is "facing a behavioral health access crisis," says a May report from the Health Policy Commission's Behavioral Health Workforce Center.
MarketWise reports that retail investors remain skeptical despite market calm following U.S.-Iran de-escalation, with many fearing future geopolitical risks.
Chalk it up to the high-profile and contentious primaries for state general offices and Providence mayor. Or maybe increased awareness around more convenient ballot-casting methods. Either way, over three times as many voters cast ballots at in-person polling places in the first eight days of early voting, compared to the same time frame in the […]
The Points Guy reports that a survey reveals many Americans believe airplane etiquette is declining, mainly blaming fellow passengers.
The first day of classes for the students of the Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School District will be Wednesday, September 2. Staff members will be returning on August 31. “Our kindergarten …
The town has received a $160,000 donation from a local developer after the Planning Board agreed to waive certain requirements. The funds will be put toward road maintenance. Selectman Lenny …
The 2026-2027 Seekonk school year began on Wednesday for Grades 1 through 12. The first day of kindergarten is September 3. Superintendent Rebecca Kidwell has announced new staff additions, …
Brex reports on structuring AP departments as company size grows, so to avoid bottlenecks, prioritize process and controls over headcount.
Brex reports on structuring AP departments as company size grows, so to avoid bottlenecks, prioritize process and controls over headcount.
(BPT) - As families shift priorities and back-to-school season kicks off, the laid-back vibe of summer gives way to busier schedules and accommodating new plans. During the seasonal shuffle, stress …
OnTheClock reports over 800 hourly workers admit to time theft, with 25% engaging in buddy punching and 43% misreporting hours worked, despite awareness of policies.
Hone Health reports that people are increasingly ordering blood tests out of curiosity, raising concerns over misinterpretation of "normal" lab results, which may mask health issues.