LIMA – Schools in Lima inducted eight alumni and a service group into its Alumni Hall of Fame on Thursday, bringing some of the school district’s most accomplished alumni back to the school to inspire students. Hall of Fame inductees, selected for their accomplishments and âliving exampleâ to the Lima …
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Le Pressoir: the Trinchero Foundation supports 10,000 Degrés | Wine
The time of dreams Register Personal San Rafael – The Roger Trinchero Family Foundation has awarded an annual grant of $ 100,000 over five years to support the organization’s college success program in Napa County. 10,000 Degrees is an organization dedicated to empowering students to enter and graduate from universities …
Read More »Minnesota Rent Assistance website not working for tenants or landlords – says someone who works with both
Kelley Martin spends a lot of time thinking about RentHelpMN, talk about RentHelpMN, talk To RentHelpMN – and wondered when it could be paid by RentHelpMN. RentHelpMN is what the state of Minnesota calls the program it quickly put in place to distribute over $ 600 million in federal dollars …
Read More »Be Smart at the 14th Annual Ashley Garrett Memorial Children’s Art Festival
The 14th Ashley Garrett Memorial Children’s Art Festival will be held on Saturday, October 9 from 10 am to 1 pm at Domann Park, 305 S. Elm in Auxvasse. At the free family event, hosted by the Auxvasse Creative Arts Program, kids can enjoy free arts and crafts activities, live …
Read More »Vaccination warrant leads thousands of New York health workers to get vaccinated
Officials touted the mandate’s success in increasing vaccination rates. When it was first announced by the government of the day. Andrew M. Cuomo As of August 16, only 70 percent of nursing home staff had received at least one dose of the vaccine and 77 percent of hospital staff were …
Read More »Regional group tackles Fredericksburg area homelessness at summit | Local News
âWhat can we do to fight homelessness once and for all? CoC Board Chairman Christian Zammas, who is also a business owner and former resident of Thurman Brisben Shelter, said in his opening remarks. âIn our region, everyone should have a safe place to call home. “We hope this summit …
Read More »Ottawa loses Federal Court challenge over public services for Indigenous children
The Federal Court has dismissed two Ottawa applications to review a human rights tribunal’s findings on compensation and admissibility for First Nations children. The ruling, released Wednesday afternoon, came after Ottawa filed applications for judicial review in Federal Court of two orders of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. The tribunal …
Read More »Starkville’s ARPA plan criticized for lack of homeless support, infrastructure Beatty hopes to overturn parks funding strategy
STARKVILLE – The city’s decision to spend $ 5.5 million of its American Rescue Plan Act funds on parks and recreation did not please many citizens. Homelessness and evictions, for example, are on the rise in the city, said Cate Van Hurdle, representative of the community action group Starkville Strong. …
Read More »Keeping the promise of health for all must include gender equality and SRHR
Civil society, COVID-19, Development and aid, Gender, Global, Headlines, Health, Human rights, Humanitarian emergencies, Inequality, Work, Poverty and SDGs, TerraViva United Nations, Women’s health Opinion Health workers are on the front lines in the fight against the novel Corona virus. Credit: John Njoroge NEW YORK, Sep 29, 2021 (IPS) – …
Read More »The new Altamont Pass wind farm aims to bring clean energy to residents and businesses | New
The name of the wind farm honors former Alameda County Supervisor Scott Haggerty, who represented District 1, which includes the Tri-Valley. Haggerty is also a long-time advocate for renewable energy who has been instrumental in the development of EBCE. Although Haggerty has moved to Tennessee since his retirement, he returned …
Read More »Ms. West Virginia presents checks to victim assistance agencies | New
CHARLESTON – The 2021 Ms. West Virginia America, Cydney Fields, recently presented checks to two West Virginia victim relief agencies to support the work of abuse survivors – the WV Child Advocacy Network and the WV Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Originally from Mingo County, Fields is a social worker who …
Read More »Shaker Heights Moves Forward with MetroHealth on Pilot Crisis Response Program
SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio – MetroHealth’s expansion into the heights will now continue in the field, after Shaker Heights city council on Monday, September 27 approved a pilot crisis response program that will add a social worker to full time at the police department. The new mental health intervention program is …
Read More »Tri-County Health to provide health services in Douglas County until 2022 – CBS Denver
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colorado (CBS4) – The Tri-County Health Department has announced that it will provide public health services to Douglas County until the end of 2022. The two entities agreed and signed a contract on September 28 after more than a year of conflict. Douglas County has announced plans to …
Read More »Over $ 270 million available for utility bill assistance
ST. LOUIS – Ameren Missouri is partnering with St. Louis Community Action Agencies to offer clients the option of energy assistance. Missouri received $ 324 million in rental and utility assistance from the state’s housing assistance program. Less than 20% of this fund has been distributed. So far, the Missouri …
Read More »Why social work might be the right job for you
The response I received to my last column, where I presented the story of one of our social workers, was so positive that I thought I would share another story from the front line of adult social care. . This time, Amy Bloomfield, a social worker from our Ipswich and …
Read More »CancerCare Donates Lung Cancer URL to LUNGevity Foundation to Connect More People Affected by Lung Cancer to the Resources They Need
WASHINGTON, September 28, 2021 / PRNewswire / – LUNGevity Foundation, the country’s leading nonprofit focused on lung cancer, announced that as of September 28, 2021, all website traffic to CancerCareUrl of lungcancer.org will now be redirected to the LUNGevity homepage. This URL donation and transfer of ownership represent extraordinary recognition …
Read More »The government shutdown talks are back. Have we learned anything from the latter?
It is never a good sign when, seven days before the next government shutdown deadline, the Office of Management and Budget very calmly tells agencies that “prudent management” requires them to plan for a possible disruption in funding. . We have taken this route before. No one wants to see …
Read More »Fight against vaccine hesitation through art | New
New Hampshire has hit a vaccination plateau, with 54.3% of state residents receiving COVID-19 inoculation, a statistic from New Hampshire Health and Human Services that hasn’t changed much in recent months . While the decision to vaccinate or not is often characterized in partisan political terms, there is a group …
Read More »Mary Modlin Obituary (2021) – New Castle, IN
Reverend Mary Jane Modlin, 92, of New Castle, a member of the Foursquare Gospel Church, returned home to be with the Lord on Friday, September 24, 2021 at the Stonebrooke Rehabilitation Center in New Castle. She was born on May 9, 1929 in New Castle, Indiana, daughter of Fannie Winslow …
Read More »CRMC opens a new outpatient clinic for the elderly | Local News
MOULTRIE, GA – Colquitt Regional recently opened its new outpatient clinic for seniors with mental health issues. This new Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) was developed in partnership with UltraGroup Healthcare to help close the gap in the treatment of behavioral health services specifically for the underserved older population. âIn 2020, …
Read More »New saint shows importance of human dignity
Bishop Robert Brennan | Special for The Columbus Dispatch The recent canonization of Saint Margaret of Castello is a time of hope and inspiration for people around the world, but it has local significance here in Columbus, where the parish of Saint Patrick has long housed the shrine of Saint …
Read More »Free minibus service to replace public off-road buses today – The Royal Gazette
Updated: Sep 26, 2021 10:00 PM A free minibus service will replace public buses tomorrow, the government revealed tonight. Stop: A deserted Hamilton bus terminal (file photo) Lawrence Scott, the Minister of Transport, has confirmed that the government has implemented its contingency plan after public transport workers withdraw from their …
Read More »Tunisians protest president’s takeover as opposition escalates
TUNIS, September 26 (Reuters) – Around 3,000 demonstrators gathered in Tunis on Sunday under a heavy police presence to protest against Tunisian President Kais Saied’s takeover in July and called on him to step down. Saied this week dismissed much of the 2014 constitution, giving himself the power to rule …
Read More »Princeton Community Hospital CEO Focuses on Way Forward | State and region
princeton – A new path is being charted at Princeton Community Hospital, and its new leader is focused on providing the services the area needs. Karen Bowling is now CEO of PCH, which is a subsidiary of WVUMedicine, and the hospital’s connection with the University of West Virginia has brought …
Read More »96-year-old Indian fan has wishlist to attend accomplished home game
CLEVELAND – This is the last weekend that the Cleveland Major League Baseball team will play against the Cleveland Indians. Seeing the team play under the name one last time at home was on the to-do list for a 96-year-old woman from Lakewood, who has been a lifelong Indian fan. …
Read More »The incubator helps charities start a good job
The past year has been arguably the most difficult for the nonprofit sector, which has not only faced the same challenges as businesses, but also experienced increased demand for services. But, as the economy recovers, a new nonprofit incubator, GoodWork, is looking to help. Located in Portsmouth and established by …
Read More »OK’s Bailey Road business park board preliminary flat | New
Acting on a recommendation from the Sun Prairie Plan Commission, Sun Prairie City Council on September 21 approved an application from Bailey Business Park, LLC for approval of extraterritorial jurisdiction Preliminary dish for “Bailey Business Park”, containing eight Commercial lots on 39.86 acres located on Bailey Road, West of South …
Read More »Governor Hochul announces 11 new climate-smart certified communities
NYSERDA Program for Clean Energy Communities Communities that perform four or more high impact actions identified by NYSERDA are designated clean energy communities and are eligible for grants to help deploy low carbon strategies. Grant opportunities include adopting the NYStretchEnergy code, running one or more community clean energy campaigns, and …
Read More »Reviews | Should the United States Extend the Social Safety Net?
Mr. Mankiw said that we would need to raise taxes to have a social safety net comparable to that of Western Europe. We have another option. We can shift our priorities to provide more aid to our people and less aid to powerful corporations. Jerry wallingfordSan Diego For the publisher: …
Read More »Floods prompt declaration of emergency in Center County | News, Sports, Jobs
BELLEFONTE – Heavy rains on Wednesday prompted the Central County Council of Commissioners to approve a county-wide disaster emergency declaration due to flooding in the Central region. The statement came during an emergency session Thursday afternoon. “Heavy rains and flooding have endangered the health, safety and well-being of a significant …
Read More »New social worker at IM Counseling Center | News, Sports, Jobs
JIM GRILL IRON MOUNTAIN – The Iron Mountain Consultation Center has added the services of Jim Grider. Grider is a master’s level clinical social worker who specializes in working with veterans and people with post-traumatic stress disorder and severe mental illness. He holds an Associate’s Degree from Bay College, a …
Read More »Community Memories – Sep 25, 2021 | Community
CAPCA LiHEAP program closure notice The Community Action Program for Central Arkansas will close the LiHEAP Regular Summer, Crisis and Extended Winter Assistance Programs effective Thursday. For more information in White County, contact Ashlee Dobbs, Community Services Coordinator, at (501) 279-2015 or visit 1132 Benton St. in Searcy. Road closure …
Read More »Norwex Foundation Donates $ 10,000 to Fostering Hope | KSNF / KODE
JOPLIN, Mo. – A Joplin organization that helps foster families has received special recognition – as well as financial assistance. Fostering Hope today received a check from the Norwex Foundation in the amount of $ 10,000. âNorwexâ is a global company that sells environmentally friendly household cleaning products. Melisha Meredith …
Read More »Vaccination requirements for the public sector begin October 18
A new public health decree will come into force on October 18 for designated frontline officials who are not fully vaccinated. Health and Seniors Care Minister Audrey Gordon made the announcement on Friday afternoon. On August 24, the Manitoba government announced COVID-19 testing or vaccination requirements for designated frontline officials. …
Read More »New Opioid Treatment Program En route to Grand Forks
Community Medical Services plans to open its 49th clinic later this fall in the Turning Point Health and Wellness building on 32nd Avenue. The for-profit company’s clinics aim to help people eliminate opioid addictions in part by administering relatively low doses of methadone, a synthetic opioid that can satisfy the …
Read More »Gang-rape of Dombivli: the timing of the FIR allowed rapid and maximum arrests, according to the cops | Bombay News
The timing of the First Information Report (FIR) recorded by Dombivli’s sexual abuse victim helped police apprehend the majority of the accused in a single night. The victim, who is staying with his family in Dombivli (East), was reportedly blackmailed and sexually assaulted by 33 defendants from January to September …
Read More »Social worker III – Foster family and adoptions
Position: Social workers III – Foster family and adoptionsdepartment: Department of Social ServicesWage scale: $ 39,380.49 – $ 55,643.60Opening date: September 24, 2021Closing Date: October 8, 2021 Responsibilities:An employee in this class is responsible for managing a childcare workload and post-adoption cases. The majority of cases will include a primary …
Read More »Dive into digital from practice, Huawei launches 11 scenario-based solutions
[Shenzhen, China, September 24, 2021] On the second day of HUAWEI CONNECT 2021, Mr. Peng Zhongyang, Huawei Board Member, Chairman of the Enterprise Group, gave a keynote address on âDiving into Digital for a Better Futureâ offering three areas of focus. ‘intervention: scenarios, models and ecosystem concerning the vision and …
Read More »Bill to reshape and revive the Family Food Box program introduced by the powerful House Democrat
The Fresh Produce Procurement Reform Act, a law to increase the USDA’s purchases of fresh fruit and vegetables, is brought to Congress to the industry’s delight by one of the most powerful Democrats in the House of United States. House Credit Committee Chair Rosa DeLauro, D-CT, introduced the bill that …
Read More »Northampton mayoral candidates share their strategies on climate change
NORTHAMPTON – The four mayoral candidates pledged to treat climate change as an emergency and shared their strategies for increasing citizen engagement with the government, in a final forum on Thursday ahead of Tuesday’s preliminary elections. The 7 p.m. virtual forum hosted by Climate Action Now featured the remaining candidates: …
Read More »Nonprofit alliance launches urgent fundraising appeal, state asks for patience
Nonprofits that serve people with behavioral and developmental health disorders are begging the state government to release funding increases. They say the delay is now having an impact on their ability to adequately serve their clients. Some of these suppliers, which are part of the CT Nonprofit Alliance, expressed their …
Read More »Schools, roads, hospitals…: Public services contracted out also affect the finances of public enterprises (official)
(Business in Cameroon) – In Cameroon, in addition to the enormous debt and expenditure as well as the lack of innovation and competitiveness, the performance of state-owned enterprises is also affected by the public service missions they perform. This is the explanation provided by a document attached to the 2021 …
Read More »Gilbert fund to pay off 5K Detroiters tax debt, hires community director
Detroit – The Gilbert Family Foundation announced Thursday that it plans to pay off 5,000 residents’ property taxes by the end of the year through its Detroit Tax Relief Fund and has hired a Detroit resident to help with oversee the program. The Detroit Tax Relief Fund was formed in …
Read More »man from Altoona challenges the delinquent label | News, Sports, Jobs
HOLLIDAYSBURG – An Altoona man who has completed sex offender treatment opposes the state’s demand that he be identified as a sexually violent predator. Travis Michael McMaster, 36, has a low risk of reoffending, registered social worker Melissa Hale told Blair County Judge Daniel J. Milliron in a hearing Tuesday. …
Read More »Health care workers hired by Lower 48 to help Alaska’s COVID crisis
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy on Wednesday announced new legislation to expand healthcare capacity by hiring Lower 48 healthcare professionals to help Alaska’s COVID-19 frontline workers. It comes as Alaska reported the highest number of COVID cases per capita in the country this week, reaching 117 per 100,000 people on Wednesday, …
Read More »Governor Lamont and Commissioner Rovella announce the passing of former Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Commissioner Reuben Bradford
Press Releases 22/09/2021 Governor Lamont and Commissioner Rovella announce the passing of former Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Commissioner Reuben Bradford (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Commissioner James C. Rovella today mourn the loss of Reuben Bradford, former Commissioner …
Read More »Hillsborough Community College offers vaccine incentives for students
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Florida – Some Tampa Bay area schools are getting creative in the way they get people vaccinated against COVID-19, even offering cash to students. Hillsborough Community College has implemented a new incentive program that gives its COVID-19 vaccinated students opportunities to earn money. “It’s a great incentive, especially …
Read More »Ontario and Canada Issue Proof of Immunization Status Guidelines for Restaurant Customers and Other Selected Businesses and Organizations | Small
On September 14, 2021, Ontario posted Regulation 645/21 and a guidance document, which support companies and organizations in the implementation of their vaccination requirements, which will begin on September 22, 2021. Regulation 645/21 amended Ontario Schedule 1 Regulation 364/20 under the Ontario Reopening Act, 2020 (a flexible response to COVID-19) …
Read More »‘We’re Trying to Survive’: Workers Face Cutbacks as US Public Sector Slows to Recover | US News
Mop, sweep, wax floors, remove garbage, disinfect, scrub bathrooms and clean student apartments. For $ 10.65 an hour, Nelly Nunez and Pamala Greathouse worked as janitors at the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque during the pandemic as essential workers, faced with additional workloads, a lack of staff and security …
Read More »Elicker says more than 64.7% of eligible residents are fully immunized
The city has partnered with several community outreach organizations to promote vaccine education and provide access to all New Haven residents. Vaccination rates are increasing, but there are still many hesitant residents. Maria korolik 11:43 PM, Sep 21, 2021 Contributing journalist Yale News Eighteen months after the pandemic first hit …
Read More »Duluth School Board holds final meeting at Historic Old Central High School
The Duluth School Board has been meeting in the historic Old Town since the 1970s. Ahead of the meeting on Tuesday evening, board members, seated at socially distant tables, took a photo together to mark the occasion. The boardroom, officially the auditorium, has seen many memorable meetings, including calls for …
Read More »‘Coffee with Corey’ talks about impacts of COVID-19 in Peabody
You have 0 free items left this month. âI think a lot of people got a reprieve and started taking off the masks, started to feel safer doing a lot of things, but in our programs it never really changed from March 2020 until now. Jackson said in Tuesday’s episode. …
Read More »Is a government shutdown coming?
The timing and tactics of government spending – past, present, and future – will converge into a string of hard and loose deadlines and massive partisan deadlock over the next month, and the end result could be any combination of: We just don’t know how it’s going to play out. …
Read More »5 ways to be a better step-grandparent
Step-grandparents are important John Reed, 66, of Little Rock, Arkansas, lives in a four-generation household that includes his 90-year-old mother and wife, plus his wife’s daughter and daughter’s son Roman, 9 . Reed, known to his step-grandson as “Poppy”, becomes part of Roman’s life soon after he is born. Although …
Read More »X4i.org Tech Directory Introduces 1,500 Solutions to the US $ 2.9 Million Social Impact Market | New
KIRKLAND, Washington., September 21, 2021 / PRNewswire / – X4Impact, the market intelligence platform for social innovation, celebrates a milestone with 1,500 technological products and services in its online directory on the occasion of its first anniversary. This announcement takes place during the 76th United Nations General Assembly and in …
Read More »CHRONICLE OF JAY AMBROSE: Save a million children in Afghanistan | Columns
Does President Joe Biden Kill a Million Children in Afghanistan? No, certainly not directly, but he and various other officials paved the way for the overly swift, careless and incompetent American withdrawal that put the Taliban in charge of the place. The political leaders of the Taliban and the terrorist …
Read More »4-H Achievement helps young people strive for excellence | Community
4-H encourages young people to set themselves and achieve their goals. To that end, Kentucky 4-H created the Achievement Program to reward ambitious and accomplished young people statewide. In the highly competitive program, young people receive recognition and awards for their accomplishments in 4-H and their community. Recognition is given …
Read More »How Gabby Petito’s case captivated the internet
The demographics of the industry are a big factor, Mr. Reynolds said. “Our newsrooms do not reflect the diversity of the country, and the people in editing positions are even less diverse,” said Reynolds, whose organization works with journalists of color. “Until journalism corrects this, we will continue to be …
Read More »Janet J. Long, 88, from Watertown
Janet J. Long, 88, of Watertown, died Thursday, September 16, 2021 at Samaritan Keep Home, where she had resided for several years.(Source: Funeral home) WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) – Janet J. Long, 88, of Watertown, died Thursday, September 16, 2021 at Samaritan Keep Home, where she had resided for several …
Read More »Wilmington launches pilot project to connect homeless people to services
Wilmington city center. (Photo: WWAY) WILMINGTON, North Carolina (WWAY) – Work is underway to connect homeless people in downtown Wilmington to social services as part of a pilot project developed in collaboration between the City of Wilmington and Wilmington Downtown, Inc. The pilot project includes conducting an assessment of downtown …
Read More »Italian referendum to decriminalize marijuana, psilocybin and other herbal medicines gets half a million signatures
A senior senator from Rhode Island said lawmakers were “very close” to reaching agreement on a bill to legalize marijuana that could be considered in a special session this fall. Senate Speaker Dominick Ruggerio (R) has been invited to provide an update on ongoing negotiations on the reform proposal since …
Read More »Vodafone and ITU launch global connectivity campaign
28m | Melanie Mingas Vodafone Group Plc and the International Telecommunication Union will tackle the global digital divide through a new working group. Co-chaired by ITU Secretary-General Houlin Zhao and Vodafone Group CEO Nick Read, the group’s launch partners are the Alliance for Affordable Internet; GSMA; the government of Ghana; …
Read More »Charlie Crist seeks to stem heat-related deaths in ‘catastrophic’ temperature rise
Rep. the United States Charlie crist tabled a bill on Friday that would formalize a Barack obama-an interagency program of the era to monitor extreme heat and encourage community initiatives to reduce the impact of extreme heat on health. The announcement of the Prevention of Health Emergencies and Temperature-Related Illnesses …
Read More »How Tusla responded to Covid and the cyberattack – and where it goes from here
A crisis is more than enough. Two – well, it grows. Bernard Gloster, CEO of Tusla, recalls the May cyberattack that crippled the work of the Child and Family Agency to such an extent that it felt like a trip back in time, at a time analog. “On May 14, …
Read More »Police registers of the region | New
PeabodyThursday A resident of Lone Pine Lane reported to police at 12:55 p.m. that he had been scammed out of the $ 2,800 he sent to Nigeria via Cash APP. A Main Street woman reported at 2:40 p.m. that a tenant who was evicted last month is sitting outside in …
Read More »Biden administration to deport Haitians in Del Rio, Texas
This week, the United States resumed deportation flights to Haiti under the public health order. On Wednesday, immigration and customs services repatriated around 90 Haitians. Among those deported were families with young children, according to the Haitian Bridge Alliance, a rights group, which also said they had been deported under …
Read More »River Forest adds solar option for residents
Environmentally conscious River Forest residents will soon have another green energy option following action taken by village council on September 13. Directors voted 4-0 to support a recommendation from the Sustainability Commission to approve a resolution approving the Community Solar Clearinghouse Solution (CS2) residential solar program. Trustees Lisa Gillis and …
Read More »How LA County Countered Social Media Real-Time Recall Election Misinformation
Efforts to fight disinformation intensified on Twitter in the days leading up to Tuesday’s recall election to replace California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who appears to have retained his governorship, according to an ABC News projection of the election results. . Since the 2020 presidential election, there has been growing awareness …
Read More »A new strategy for Ukraine
In the Brundtland Report, the United Nations defined sustainable development as development that meets current demands without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. It is based on the assumption that resources are finite and must be used sparingly and wisely to ensure that there are enough for …
Read More »UK audiovisual media too valuable to play with politicians and tycoons | Will hutton
BRitain’s stubborn attachment to non-conservative values ââinfuriates and worries conservative politicians to the same degree. Yes, there is a suspicion of immigration or welfare fraud and a dedication to law and order that they can exploit, but the belief in fairness, solidarity and the spirit public and, increasingly, green matters …
Read More »Sewer improvements | Public notice
ADVERTISING AND INVITATION OF BIDS Sealed bids in duplicate will be received by the City of Danbury, Brazoria County, Texas for the supply of all plant, labor, material and equipment, and for the ‘execution of all works required for the construction of: HARVEY ROUND PROGRAM 1 FUNDING FOR THE IMPROVEMENT …
Read More »EC woman exposed her 3 week old son to methamphetamine
September 18 – EAU CLAIRE – A woman from Eau Claire exposed her 3-week-old son to methamphetamine and other drugs, police say. Kalysta K. Griffin, 31, 3230 14th St., is indicted by the Eau Claire County Court on counts of child neglect, possession of methamphetamine and jumping on bail. Griffin …
Read More »Montgomery PD County Office Hosts Jobs and Resources Fair
This year the office has come prepared for the masses. There was more than enough shelf-stable food on hold, thanks to Unincarcerated Minds. The local association, made up mainly of former prisoners and their relatives, brought 5,000 pounds of food. Ralph Mitchell, a member of the group, is from Norristown. …
Read More »Some Rich People Count Their Antibodies “As Calories”
Before Juhi Singh, 46, owner of an upscale wellness center on the Upper East Side, flew to the Amalfi Coast last month, she packed her swimsuits and left her son behind. age 10 with his grandmother. Her personal driver also took her to Sollis Healthcare, a concierge medical service in …
Read More »Local Head Start Programs Receive $ 102 Million in Grants | Local News
Two organizations received federal grants totaling $ 102 million over five years to deliver a Head Start program in Erie County. The Community Action Organization of Western New York, an anti-poverty organization, received a grant of $ 77.1 million to provide programs to 1,080 Head Start students and 205 infants, …
Read More »Ubly Elementary is hiring new teachers
Ubly Community Schools made a number of hires ahead of the new school year, filling several vacant positions in the elementary school. New teachers include kindergarten teacher Jolene Lochrie, second grade teacher Torri Volmering, special education teacher Brooke Hessling, art teacher Ashly Chandler and preschool teacher Jessie Heilig. The district …
Read More »Bulloch and Boro direct up to $ 2 million in federal cash to a place for the food bank
City government officials in Bulloch County and Statesboro are proposing to allocate up to $ 2 million in federal pandemic relief funds to build a permanent home for the Statesboro Food Bank. Half of that would come from commitments of up to $ 500,000 by the county and an additional …
Read More »Elon Musk says Starlink will drop out of beta next month
This long-exposure image shows a track from a cluster of SpaceX’s Starlink satellites passing over Uruguay on February 7, 2021.Photo: Mariana Suarez / AFP (Getty Images) Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX Friday announced that Starlink, the company’s satellite internet service, will exit its public beta phase in October. While this …
Read More »Talking about our mental health is difficult, but important. | Monterey County NOW Introduction
Tajha Chappellet-Lanier here, thinking about mental health care and talk about mental health. This is one of the most difficult topics to tackle (or write!), partly because our own mental experience is such an internal thing, and partly because of the cultural stigma (open or internalized) that still exists around …
Read More »Apple and Google remove ‘Navalny’ voting app in Russia
MOSCOW – Apple and Google have removed an app to coordinate the protest vote in this weekend’s Russian elections in the country on Friday, a blow to opponents of President Vladimir V. Putin and a demonstration of the limits of Silicon Valley when it comes to resisting the crackdown on …
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