This morning’s start of the 2nd annual autism bike ride through St. Lawrence County. Departed Edwards ~8 a.m. ETA Massena ~2 p.m. Escorted by NY State Parks police More later for NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times

Treyanna Summerville's mother now faces murder, manslaughter charges. More for NNY360 & Watertown Daily Times nny360.com/news/stlawrenc…

"Lose my number, Keith." -- #ConneautLakePark owner Todd Joseph's response to Tribune inquiries regarding a recently filed lawsuit #LoseMyNumberKeith If only it were that easy! meadvilletribune.com/news/park-owne…

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Tomorrow’s news, today Malone Telegram

Ok here's a long thread (with many links!) about Florida student athletes being asked to report their menstrual history. Many national outlets have picked this up, so I want to bring you along on the ~journey~ that has been reporting this story. palmbeachpost.com/story/news/edu…

NEW: Davion Irvin, the man arrested in connection with a series of incidents at the Dallas Zoo, told police he plans to return to the zoo and steal again if released from jail. Lots of new details w/@KelliSmithNews for Dallas Morning News: dallasnews.com/news/crime/202…

You've heard of movie premieres and their red carpets, but have you seen the lush green lawn inside Meadville's abandoned Park Avenue Cinema? The theater that used to host horror film festivals has become the perfect setting for one

We believe DallasNews Corp. wants to avoid explaining this decision to the public, especially Spanish-speaking readers. That’s why we are issuing this statement. We are concerned about a loss of purpose and service to the newsroom for Al Día's journalists.

Al Día's print product will continue, as will its website. But its journalists will no longer create original content written in Spanish. This is a loss not only for Al Día and The News, but also for Dallas, for Texas and for the United States.

On Monday, the company notified us that the journalists who work at Al Día Dallas will no longer do Spanish-language journalism. We think this decision goes against the Sense of Purpose and Service that are so much praised in our organization. More here: dallasnewsguild.org/news/after-19-…

The world is on fire and you don’t know what to do. But then on some evenings, walking the streets of New Jersey, you meet a birthday girl:

He’s the planetarium guy, the earthquake guy, the geophysicist, “but he’s so much more.” SUNY Potsdam’s Frank Revetta, for the Watertown Daily Times nny360.com/communitynews/…

Ben Slote, Allegheny College English professor and co-founder of the Journalism in the Public Interest minor, gets a good-natured grilling from Journalism 💯 students on the occasion of his impending retirement

“The science of invisibility remains largely theoretical and abstract. It is in the literature that the field comes alive” and Gregory J. Gbur, writes our reviewer, “may be the world’s leading expert on invisibility fiction.” nyti.ms/3ojWXHG

“Now the skaters are waiting to see how far the ISU is prepared to go — and who, in turn, is really ready to embrace two figures like theirs under the competitive lights” slate.com/culture/2023/0…

Happy Earth Day nny360.com/communitynews/…

The #DanceYourPhD competition challenges scientists around the world to explain their research through the most jargon-free medium available: interpretive dance. 🏅 Check out this year's winners on #InternationalDanceDay: scim.ag/2q6