On Saturday March 8, over 100 attendees gathered at the National Coal Mining Museum to celebrate International Women’s Day.

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Wade. Patricia Gillen, of Port Jefferson, cheers during the International Women's Day rally held in Port Jefferson Station on Saturday. Credit: Newsday / Steve Pfost “I grew up with bodily ...

It’s set to be a busy couple of weeks for our players on the international stage. UEFA Women’s Nations League is once again on the agenda for those representing European countries, while there are ...

Faulty LED streetlights have been turning purple for years across America. As the lights fail, many are replaced. That has led to years of purple streetlights that seemingly appear and then ...

Shardul Thakur made yet another comeback in his cricketing career as he not only filled in ably for LSG pacer Mohsin Khan, but also now holds the coveted Purple ... just one bad day in the auction ...

This year, the World Bank Thailand honors three remarkable women whose expertise and dedication are shaping Thailand’s future. Through a special Q&A feature on our website, we highlight their stories, ...

The day is marked by people wearing purple, the international color for epilepsy awareness. You can participate by wearing purple clothing, hosting or attending fundraising events, sharing ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – On March 26, people across the world will participate in Purple Day. It’s a grassroots ... can cause recurring seizures. For women, the diagnosis and treatment ...

Purple Day is observed every year on March 26 to raise awareness about epilepsy. On this day, countries across the globe are invited to host events that help to raise awareness about the condition.

The main symptom of epilepsy is recurring seizures. (Image Credits: Freepik) World Purple Day 2025: Every year March 26 is marked as World Purple Day 2025 to increase worldwide awareness of ...

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Today marks Purple Day, a national initiative to raise awareness about epilepsy. Charlene Kirk from the Epilepsy Foundation of Arkansas shared insights into the condition ...