Jenny Layfield, Chief Executive Explore York Libraries and Archives, invites us all into the library for summer ...

The Adams administration has slammed the brakes on a highly-anticipated busway that the Department of Transportation was set to install on 34th Street in Midtown Manhattan this year, Streetsblog has ...

The School Choice Specialist will ensure that families will have timely and personalized guidance, O’Brien told the School ...

Matt DaSilva never really intended to be an actor. Sure, the North Providence native did a few shows with the high school’s drama department, and a few ...

Though Miracle on 34th Street is a beloved movie now, Wilson remembers it wasn’t well-received when it was released, in part, she thinks, because people didn’t accept remakes.

Miracle on 34th Street gets to the bottom of this question in a lovable and heartwarming way. The Christmas film was released in 1994. It's high time to find out what the actors are doing today.

Though Miracle on 34th Street is a beloved movie now, Wilson remembers it wasn’t well-received when it was released, in part, she thinks, because people didn’t accept remakes. “ So I don't think I ...

I’ve bought several books on the subject recently — again, I’ve got a whole stack of ‘em, but I’ve not had the time to get to ‘em yet. But “Miracle on 34th Street” has inspired me.

Farmville Community Arts Council will present “Miracle on 34th Street” at 7 p.m. today and 3 p.m. Sunday at Paramount Theater, 3723 N. Main St. Tickets are $20-$25, with a discount for members.

“Miracle on 34th Street” suggests that we must believe in order to see. The events of the film are, for the most part, so ordinary that in real life they might escape our notice.