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( Carnegie Mellon University ) Replaying recent events in the area of the brain called the hippocampus may have less to do with creating long-term memories, as scientists have suspected, than with an active decision-making process, suggests a new study by

Niagara’s regional government has unanimously endorsed a new culture plan that supporters say will play a big part in the region’s economic future that will help trumpet Niagara’s heritage, arts, people and landscapes to the rest of the world.

TodayPhillip Sipiora, professor of film studies at the University of Florida, will present a lecture and discussion on the films of Alfred Hitchcock at 2 p.m. at Clearwater Main Library, 100 N Osceola Ave. Free. No registration required. Call (727) 562-49

By The Western News The past will come alive this coming Tuesday in Troy through an evening of “Living History” with author Jack Nisbet and historian/entertainer Richard Baker.

Teachers and students from schools of all levels are fanned across the state today as part of a "day of action" that started with discussions at University of California-Berkeley and spread across the country.