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- Switzerland Now Requires All Government Software to Be Open Source
- Apple Maps Launches on the Web to Challenge Google Maps
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- Genealogy and Local History Fair Returns to the Indiana State Library on Saturday October 26th
- The Overture Maps Foundation Launches Its First Open Map Datasets
- Arrest Made in Brutal 1982 Cold Case Murder and Rape of a 13-Year-Old Girl in Cloverdale, California, Thanks to DNA Genetic Genealogy
- 10 Million Names Project Working With Local Genealogists to Uncover Names of Enslaved Americans
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- Kamala Harris Is a Descendant of an Irish Slave Owner in Jamaica
- Todd Arrington Appointed Director of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum
- U.S. Opens Investigation Into Delta After Airline Cancels Thousands of Flights
- CrowdStrike Has a New Guidance Hub for Dealing With the Windows Outage
- BYU Library Resource Documents Latter-Day Saint Pioneers at Sea
- MyHeritage Announces New Collaboration with FamilyTreeDNA
- Belfast is Set to Host Northern Ireland's First Family History Show in Years
- Florida A&M University’s Meek-Eaton Black Archives Tours Cyberspace
- An Interview with Tony Burroughs about History and Genealogy
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- Black Artist Database and Moko Tottenham Are Hosting a Hurricane Beryl Fundraise
- Wyoming State Archives Launching Roving Archivist Program
- Black Archives in Kansas City Is Now Showing African Americans How to Uncover Their Roots
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