MOUNT LOOKOUT, Ohio (WKRC) - After more than a century of service, Vin Acco Time Repair, a beloved clock repair shop in Mount Lookout, is closing its doors. Michael Accurso, the owner, has been ...

A unique requirement of the program is the responsibility for STEM Scholars to share lessons learned with colleagues in their home schools, districts or states, magnifying impact over multiple ...

Khan Suri, an Indian citizen, came to the U.S. in 2022 through a J-1 visa, working at Georgetown as a visiting scholar and postdoctoral fellow. He and Saleh have three children: a 9-year-old son ...

Induction ceremonies for new members will take place in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in October 2025. [Editor’s note: The original notification to the University from the American Academy of Arts and ...

S D Clock Repairs can be contacted on 07407310856 or sdclockrepairs@gmail.com. Stephen offers a door-to-door service for longcase and large mantle clocks, as they often need to be set up correctly ...

The cramped 10 x 10 shop is covered wall-to-wall with vintage mechanical clocks, some of them over 120 years old. Aseef Ismail, the owner, is seated by his worktable inside, surrounded by boxes ...

With scholars like Kalena Holeman leading the way, UH is proving that Houston’s talent is making waves worldwide—and we can’t wait to see what’s next. Please note: This content carries a ...

Pa's Capitol holds a treasure: 273 antique clocks that were part of its original design. Every week, clock winders roam the halls — ensuring the century-plus-old timekeepers keep ticking.

Rogues and Scholars: Boom and Bust in the London Art Market, 1945-2000 by James StourtonHead of Zeus Stourton is not sure there's a distinct demarcation. "They’re not rogues OR scholars.

Stourton is not sure there's a distinct demarcation. "They’re not rogues OR scholars. What's fascinating is how rogues were often scholars and scholars were often rogues. "Some of the cleverest people ...

In the New Year, we are looking forward to being reunited with a mantle clock that our newspaper has not seen in 120 years, when it was presented to Edward A Brophy in Ipswich in 1905. His great ...