At ABC Action News, we know it’s the combination of all communities that makes Tampa Bay great to live in. That’s why we’ve started a new series of stories highlighting the good things happening around town, uncovering cool gems you might not know, and uncovering the big news events having …
Read More »Baseball Organization For People With Autism Seeks To Establish Grand Junction Team Sports
A baseball organization for teens and adults with autism is trying to form a team in Grand Junction. The Alternative Baseball Organization (ABO) has teams across the country that serve as sports and social centers for teens 15 years and older and adults with autism as well as those with …
Read More »Carole Grant-Fogarty obituary (2021) – Kenosha, WI
Carole Grant Fogarty March 5, 1934 – June 27, 2021 KENOSHA, WI – Carole Grant-Fogarty passed away on June 27, 2021 in Kenosha, WI. She was 87 years old at the time of her death. Following her wishes, she was cremated. His ashes will be buried alongside his parents, Russell …
Read More »RPSC State and Subordinate Services 2018 final result declared; 2023 shortlisted candidates
The Rajasthan Civil Service Commission (RPSC) released the 2018 State and Subordinate Services final result on Tuesday. Candidates who presented for the multi-round interview can check the result on the official website of the Commission website rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. A total of 2,023 candidates were shortlisted for the nomination. âCandidates who passed …
Read More »UPCF awards grants to Catholic ministries in the UP | News, Sports, Jobs
Courtesy Photo These students are eager to enter the new school, Holy Name High School – A Chesterton Academy. In the photo, from left to right, Patton Nyquist, Kamryn Patmythes, Katelyn Rexford and Joseph Carlson. Students from across the Upper Peninsula have a new opportunity to receive a classical Catholic …
Read More »Platteville Council Candidates Highlight Need to Improve Diversity in Governance and Community Engagement | News from the three states
PLATTEVILLE, Wisconsin – Four candidates seeking a seat on the Platteville Common Council answered questions from sitting members on Tuesday, arguing for their appointment. The elected post has been vacant since May when Robin Cline announced his resignation, citing health and family responsibilities as factors. The term expires in April. …
Read More »Governor Edwards announces board and commission appointments
Today, Governor John Bel Edwards announced his appointments to several Louisiana boards and commissions. Louisiana Games Control Board The Louisiana Gaming Control Board regulates all gambling activities under its jurisdiction in a manner that instills public confidence and confidence that gambling activities are conducted honestly and free from criminal elements …
Read More »Tenants anticipating eviction received 2% of federal aid allocated to Iowa | national news
(The Center Square) – As of July 6, the Iowa Finance Authority had a backlog of approximately 4,000 completed applications to process from tenants requesting federal rent assistance. the “Final planned extension” of the federal moratorium on rental evictions ends July 31. Iowa Finance Authority director of communications Ashley Jared …
Read More »Social workers in oncology ‘just as important’ as chemo
July 9, 2021 – Chemotherapy is a common treatment for many types of cancer and, if successful, may help cancer patients live longer. But, experts say, another type of therapy is just as important. âSocial workers are just as important in cancer treatment as chemotherapy,â says Lawrence N. Shulman, MD, …
Read More »That’s why changing systems in 2021 requires better technology
We need a change at the systems level to achieve the SDGs, because traditional approaches and solutions are too expensive or have failed; To meet these complex challenges, systems change efforts need technology to help them scale successfully; The necessary technology may already exist: Software and data to change human …
Read More »Youth Program Building Compassionate Leaders in Key Biscayne | Biscayne Key
There are teens in Key Biscayne who use their talents and skills to bring kindness and positive behavior to the community and beyond. And Youth Lead Change is a local program designed to help them do this and more. The program helps high school students become stronger leaders, by offering …
Read More »People with memory problems make lasting impressions in an unlikely place – a Minnesota community garden
“They will first need to know what dementia looks like, what people with dementia will look like and how to engage with them so that they are taken care of,” Chiou said. “As long as they engage in a conversation, that’s the point of having a meaningful engagement opportunity.” The …
Read More »There must be a way to get the rich to pay their fair share
For countless Americans, all of their wealth is in their homes. They may have little income, but they have a taxable asset, which is the roof over their heads. Their tax bill can go up every year and there is nothing they can do to stop it. Their unpaid taxes …
Read More »Tyrone Reese of Goodman Community Center nominated for New York Life Foundation Love Takes Action Award
Tyrone Reese, deputy director of food services at the Goodman Community Center on the east side of Madison, has been nominated for the New York Life Foundation’s Love Takes Action Award for the work he and his team have done throughout the year. COVID-19 pandemic to provide meals and groceries …
Read More »La Rue: ‘Dream Girl’ and other compulsive summer reading | Lifestyles
Diane La Rue Special to the Citizen As summer progresses, there are so many great books just waiting to be placed in your beach bag, and I’m going to cover a few that I’ve recently enjoyed. Susan Elia MacNeal continues the saga of Maggie Hope in “The Hollywood Spy”. Her …
Read More »Telework pilot program eased JCC pandemic concerns
(Photo by Antonio Borriello from Pexels) JAMES CITY COUNTY – In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic brought the world to a halt. In the lockdown that followed, workplaces and schools either ceased operations entirely or completely overhauled all aspects of their operation to foster an atmosphere of security from a …
Read More »Rahul Gandhi says Stan Swamy deserved justice and humanity, Soren holds Union government accountable
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi expressed his condolences on Monday for the death of Father Stan Swamy, accused in the Elgaar Parishad case. Gandhi took to Twitter and said that Swamy âdeserves justice and humanityâ. Sincere condolences on the passing of Father Stan Swamy. He deserved justice and humanity. – Rahul …
Read More »Government awards military radar contract to company that failed to complete same project six years earlier
The Liberal government awarded a contract for new military radars to a company that could not complete the same project six years ago, but this time the deal is worth more than three times the original amount. Thales Canada, which has facilities in Nepean, will receive $ 186 million to …
Read More »Why focusing on mental health is essential for students returning to school in the fall, experts say
It was a school year like no other in recent memory – combining the challenge of distance and hybrid learning for millions of people with the agony and tension of a pandemic that has killed over 600,000 people. Mental health has taken its toll on many students and staff. As …
Read More »HMCTS opens new service center at Salford Quays
Today (Monday 5 July) a new Courts and Tribunals Service Center opens at Salford Quays, Greater Manchester. Since 2019, we’ve opened service centers in Stoke-on-Trent, Birmingham and Loughborough, handling over a million queries and giving users better access to the information and support they need. Each center brings together experts …
Read More »KT Impact: Eight Indian workers stranded in UAE for months repatriated – News
Social workers and the Indian mission provided them with food and shelter until their repatriation. Eight Indian workers stranded in the United Arab Emirates for several months were repatriated with the help of the consulate and community volunteers. The Indian Consulate, with the help of community volunteers, repatriated a group …
Read More »How strong is your network?
Have you ever stopped to watch a spider build a web? When you take the time to really focus on the intricacy of a web, you can appreciate all the time and effort the spider puts into anchoring the web, connecting the lines, and making sure the pattern of the …
Read More »Senior Qualified Social Worker Job at Northamptonshire Children’s Trust
Northamptonshire Children’s Trust Host team (after approval) Qualified senior social worker Permanent Salary £ 38,504 to £ 40,419 Recruitment bonus £ 3,000 Full time 37 hours We are looking for an experienced, motivated and creative Senior Social Worker to join our hospitality team. This is the post-approval team where foster …
Read More »Pennsylvania lawmakers are on summer vacation. Here are 5 issues they’ll be facing this fall. Featured sound system
Featured sound system is an independent, non-partisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive / The Patriot-News, TribLIVE / Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania General Assembly is heading for a long summer break after a flurry …
Read More »Network Operators Follow Mol’s Lead By Partnering With Intersec To Provide € 50 Million Public Warning System
The Intersec GeoSafe solution will enable authorities to take advantage of emerging technologies such as rapid location data processing, machine learning algorithms and Europe Galileo satellite navigation system to track and respond to incidents as they arise. It provides state-of-the-art tools such as density maps, automatic selection of appropriate communication …
Read More »Nunavut Arctic College Announces New Social Work Diploma Program
The Nunavut Arctic College (NAC) now offers a degree program in social work, the university announced on June 21. The program is in partnership with Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, which entered into a 10-year agreement with NAC in 2019 to help the college expand its services. The CNA …
Read More »Asiainfo Technologies: A New Generation of AsiaInfo’s “Intelligent Middle-Field of E-Government”, With Which E-Government Services Will Run Smoothly
A new generation of AsiaInfo ‘intelligent e-government intermediaries’, with which e-government services will run smoothly 2021-06-25E-Government âIn the past, the procedures were so complicated that it took more than ten days to complete the procedures! Said Liu Hong, who lives in a coastal area and runs a private business. Many …
Read More »The climate crisis underlines the urgency of diversifying African economies
But when Donald Trump announced his intention to withdraw from the Accord in 2017, the world did not stand still waiting for the United States to rediscover the severity of climate change. In these five years of absence from the United States, the advanced economies of the EU in Japan …
Read More »OLD NEWS: Flies Ruin 1921 For Cow Owners
Can you look your cow in the face? This pitch in an advertisement for Cow Chow was so cute in May, when I found it in the Arkansas Gazette archives for 1921, I started looking for an excuse to write about cows. It didn’t take long to find one. Just …
Read More »The community foundation celebrates its 30th anniversary
Volunteers paint in August at the Johnson County Community Foundation Community Painting Day in Bargersville. The foundation, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, has funded murals across the county. Photo file.The $ 500 grant was the start of something big. When the Johnson County Community Foundation was able …
Read More »Towns and counties groups call for help to tackle homelessness | State and regional
Adams said CommonBond has an individualized approach for each resident and that success lies in housing stability. Lysa Allison, executive director of Cornerstone Rescue Mission, said success varies from person to person, and said a void left in services is education for the public. âHomeless people are not scary people,â …
Read More »Backpacks for Kids Program Helps Feed North Dakota Students | North Dakota News
By MIKE McCLEARY, The Bismarck Tribune BISMARCK, ND (AP) – For years teachers at Bismarck-Mandan public schools would pull out boxes of instant crackers or packets of mac and cheese hidden in their desk drawers, buy something from a vending machine, or prepare peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to give …
Read More »BUSINESS DOCUMENTS: BUW grants over $ 1 million to local programs; The Pass celebrates its birthday; BMM sponsors Berkshire Busk! ; CHP promotes, adds staff; Greylock promotes Gaffey
Berkshire United Way announces more than $ 1 million in community investments PITTSFIELD – Berkshire United Way (BUW) recently announced $ 1,116,000 in community grant investments to support 42 programs addressing issues related to early childhood development, youth development and economic prosperity in Berkshire County. The COVID-19 pandemic has made …
Read More »Mitzvah fun | JewBoston
I don’t like to be on the boards. Having made a lot of management decisions to run my own business, I am not wired for group decisions. But I think it’s important to give back to the community and becoming a big Jewish brother seemed like a good fit for …
Read More »View CPF Balance, Get Reminders in the Updated LifeSG App, Tech News News & Top Stories
SINGAPORE – New features have been rolled out in the government’s LifeSG mobile app, bringing it one step closer to becoming a super app for utilities. Last Thursday (July 1), the Government Technology Agency (GovTech) added a new “Profile” feature to the app that allows users to see some of …
Read More »To help prevent suicide, Kansas youth created these messages of love and comfort
The Kansas Reflector hosts opinion pieces from writers who share our goal of broadening the conversation about how public policy affects the daily lives of people across our state. Steve Devore is President and CEO of Kansas Suicide Prevention HQ. Creativity is one of the keys to building resilience in …
Read More »As demand for vaccines crumbles, Ramsey County COVID specialist sends message on the road – Twin Cities
Mark Jackson was born into relief work, literally. The son of a Peace Corps director, Jackson was born in Kenya and raised young in Liberia until civil war forced his family to return to Minnesota. Jackson, who holds a biology degree from Macalester College and a graduate degree in global …
Read More »COLUMN BMH; The Challenges Of Being A Caregiver Can Be Overwhelming Community
They say time is the great equalizer. No matter how fast, strong, or smart we are, time has the potential to take these qualities away from us. As we age, our abilities tend to wane, leaving us to rely on the help of others to do things that were once …
Read More »For workers, another year to live dangerously – Sharan Burrow
Workers have remained on the front lines of the pandemic, but the ITUC’s Global Rights Index documents an anti-worker agenda. Sharan Terrier The International Trade Union Confederation’s Global Rights Index 2021 shows how far some governments and employers have gone to exploit the Covid-19 pandemic to attack workers’ rights. It …
Read More »Clinical waste collectors – unprotected, untrained, underpaid and undervalued
It was an accident that could have been avoided. As a waste collector incinerates infectious waste at Connaught Hospital, Sierra Leone’s main adult referral center in the capital Freetown, a spark burst from the intense furnace in his eye and destroyed it. The worker was not wearing glasses. The only …
Read More »Spectrum donates $ 10,000 to Hawaii Food Bank
Spectrum announced a $ 10,000 donation to the Food Bank of Hawaii as part of the company’s national community philanthropic program, Spectrum Employee Community Grants, as part of a $ 1 million programming pledge of up to at the end of 2021. This is the third community grant from Spectrum …
Read More »Pre-K Lottery Deadline Extended to July 11 | Where is
WEST – The online application deadline for this year’s pre-K state lottery, including the program run by Tri-County Community Action on Pond Street, has been extended to 11:59 p.m. on July 11 , recently announced the State Department of Education. The Pre-K Lottery is an opportunity for families with children …
Read More »Who is hiring in Pittsburgh? RE2 Robotics, CCAC, Bank of America and more – 5/7/21
Hiring? Post your job offer here to introduce yourself to 35,000 local job seekers each week. And come back every Monday and Thursday for the last job openings in Pittsburgh. Marketing and communication Beverly’s Birthdays is looking for a Development and Marketing Assistant to manage donor relationships, maintain donor records, …
Read More »Fionnuala McAndrew was “a great leader” in the social care sector in Northern Ireland
Tributes were paid to Fionnuala McAndrew OBE, former director of social and children services at the Northern Ireland Health and Social Services Council, who died aged 65. It is with deep regret and sorrow that the Board of Health and Social Services (HSCB) has learned of the recent passing of …
Read More »Police registers of the region | Local News
Peabody Thursday At 12:37 p.m., a caller reported racing mopeds or dirt bikes slipping in and out of traffic and passing red lights on Route 114. An officer attempted to stop the bikes at various locations, but the operators did not stop and some of them fled to Salem. Salem …
Read More »Cities explore unarmed first responders, Wisconsin DOT rings on federal infrastructure plan
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (WBAY) – The state’s two largest cities are looking for ways to put unarmed first responders on the streets to handle calls that do not pose a threat to public safety. Madison’s program will involve teams of paramedics and mental health professionals to respond to non-violent mental health …
Read More »Excessive force in Oranga Tamariki facility is “deeply concerning” – social worker | 1 NEWS
They were supposed to be a leading voice in Oranga Tamariki’s transformation, but applicants for last year’s Waitangi Tribunal report to the agency say they feel largely ignored by its advisory board. Your playlist will load after this announcement Paora Crawford Moyle, who grew up in state care, says she …
Read More »The Recorder – United Ways of Hampshire, Franklin counties become one
The United Way of Hampshire and Franklin Counties have worked together for decades, but last week the organizations announced that they had officially merged into one, now known as the United Way of the Franklin and Hampshire Area. . The merger is the culmination of an 18-month process to create …
Read More »8 best glamping spots near Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) is located in North Texas, where everything is big, vibrant and bustling. But this area is surrounded by lakes, parks and miles of scenic country roads, making participation in outdoor activities, including glamping, favorable year round. The glamping sites I have encountered near DFW are all unique …
Read More »As large Cowlitz County veteran population ages, service organizations look to younger generations to carry on traditions | Local
Every Remembrance Day since Sara Hutchinson was a freshman in high school, she has performed “Taps” at the Kalama Memorial Day celebration hosted by the city’s Foreign War Veterans and the American Legion. The close connection made Hutchinson an easy recruit for both organizations when the army combat medic left …
Read More »Applicants differ on the price of affordable housing
The properties of the glass bottle site development project, designated as affordable housing, are expected to be available for purchase for ⬠260,000 to ⬠300,000, according to the Fine Gael candidate in the Dublin Bay South by-election. During a debate among the by-election candidates on RTÃ’s The Week in …
Read More »News transcription schedule, July 7
⢠Canton in full ownership, in partnership with the Veterans Community Alliance, will host the 18th Annual Freehold Township Day at Michael J. Tighe Park, Georgia Road, Freehold Township, from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. on July 10. Free rides, local organizations and suppliers, teen center, Screaming Broccoli and the …
Read More »Some services are limited or closed on July 5 – News, sports, weather, traffic and the best of Pittsburgh
Reporter Update: July 4th CelebrationsKDKA’s Chris Hoffman reports live from Point State Park following the City of Pittsburgh’s July 4th celebrations. 1 hour ago Pennsylvania State Police search wanted manPolice say Tyler Bowen is wanted for multiple sex crimes and was last seen in the New Castle area. 1 hour …
Read More »Reviews | Would the founders have applauded our management of Covid-19?
There is a lot that these 18th century inventors would have appreciated. American companies have developed or co-developed three vaccines at breakneck speed. Government officials approved them in record time. Taxpayers helped fund them both directly and indirectly. (Note that there have been vaccine attempts that also failed in trials …
Read More »Town of Oswego is an OCO Community Champion | Donations to the community
OSWEGO – The Cancer Prevention in Action Program (CPiA) of Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) has recognized Mayor Billy Barlow and the Town of Oswego as âcommunity championsâ in its efforts to raise awareness of skin cancer and the importance of sun protection. The Cancer Prevention in Action program focuses on …
Read More »Dalit caste discrimination followed him from Nepal to the United States
SAN FRANCISCO – Prem Pariyar believed he left caste oppression behind when he left Nepal in the USA. Here, he would no longer be targeted as an âuntouchableâ. But as a restaurant worker in the Bay Area, Pariyar said, he suffered some of the same discrimination and exclusion he suffered …
Read More »Faith in Action receives grant to provide services
This grant provides reimbursement for program services, including round-trip transportation to doctor’s appointments, errands and errands, housework and housekeeping services, and accessibility modifications such as ramps and wheelchair ramps. Congress passed the OAA in 1965 in response to the concerns of policymakers about the lack of community social services for …
Read More »The police response to the mentally ill is under surveillance. Denver may offer a way forward.
DENVER – Calls come to 911 every day: A homeless man stands outside a liquor store, yelling and acting aggressively. A woman has a mental health crisis and says she cannot feel her body or her face. A man who was escorted by police 90 minutes ago returned and exposed …
Read More »Obituary of Ronald Morehead (1939 – 2021) – Bloomington, IL
Ronald Carl Morehead January 29, 1939 – July 3, 2021 NORMAL – Ronald Carl Morehead, Normal, born January 29, 1939 in Carlinville to Carl W. & Melba V. Morehead, who predeceased him. Ronn passed away peacefully in his sleep on July 3, 2021 in Normal. Ronn graduated from Normal Community …
Read More »Paycheque Protection Program a Success in the Region
The Federal Reserve Bank says the recently completed paycheck protection program was largely successful in helping small businesses despite a slow start and criticism of how the program initially provided loans. The report, released last week by the Fed’s St. Louis branch, which includes Arkansas, noted that “the first indications …
Read More »The origins and livelihood of the community journalist
Editor’s Note: In recognition of the 50th anniversary of The Community Reporter, this issue continues our series of articles exploring the history of the newspaper. See also: The Story of Paul Bard below for some of the most significant stories in newspaper history. by Neal GosmanAbout fifty years ago, the …
Read More »Anne Elizabeth (Welp) Folkmann | The Gazette
ANNE ELIZABETH (WELP) FOLKMANN Newhall Anne Elizabeth (Welp) Folkmann, 57, left this earthly life to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on June 11, 2021, following a long illness. A celebration of Anne’s life will take place from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, September 4, 2021 …
Read More »Donate clothing, hygiene products, food to interfaith emergency services and help the homeless in Ocala
Interfaith emergency services can never receive too many donations from businesses and local residents. The organization, which operates a pantry, clothes closet, homeless shelter and the Food 4 Kids program, among other services, has been providing emergency assistance to individuals and families in crisis for nearly 40 years. years. Located …
Read More »Obituary by Dennis Kirian (1954 – 2021) – Sylvania, OH
Dennis “Denny” Ronald Kirian Dennis “Denny” Ronald Kirian of Toledo, OH passed away peacefully on July 3, surrounded by his family. Dennis will be fondly remembered by his wife of 44 years, Marianne; her children, Nicholas (Marie) and Matthew; and her grandson, Riley. He will also be remembered by his …
Read More »A heart for young people: the Starkville group seeks to reduce violence, provide experiences for young people
âWe need three things: partnership, relationships and fellowship. “ Brody Rice’s words resonated with the cadence and conviction of a seasoned minister at a recent community action and advocacy meeting in Starkville. Her ready smile and neat khakis topped with a tucked-in shirt and sports coat completed the effect. But …
Read More »Pandemic wave of automation may be bad news for workers
“You can attract a less skilled worker and make them fit into our system much more easily,” said Ryan Hillis, vice president of Meltwich. “It certainly widens the reach of who you can get behind this grill.” With more advanced kitchen equipment, software that allows online orders to go straight …
Read More »EA offers “Inclusion in the Game” scholarship to UCF
A few months before the planned opening of its new studio in Creative Village in downtown Orlando, Electronic Arts has already begun to deliver on its promise to establish cradle-to-career paths for underrepresented talent with the launch an endowed scholarship at the University of Central Florida. . One of many …
Read More »Park of the town of Estes selected for the national community forest fire planning assistance program | News from Parc d’Estes
Estes City Park has been selected to receive forest fire planning assistance in 2021 under the National Forest Fire Community Planning Assistance Program (CPAW). As wildfires increasingly affect communities across the country, CPAW provides communities with a variety of services, including land use planning recommendations, personalized research, online tools, and …
Read More »Food distribution planned for COVID recovery grant | New
GRACETON – A year after being promised state aid to manage local costs and expenses related to the coronavirus pandemic, central township supervisors are proposing a plan to bring food to needy families in the township . As part of the special COVID-19 community development grant program, dubbed CDBG-CV, the …
Read More »longtime AFL-CIO director considering retirement | Social services
Penny Adams began responding to the Help Me hotline and connecting individuals with local resources in 1987. Over the next several years, she rose through the ranks to Executive Director of AFL Community Services. CIO. With her retirement on September 29, the woman many know as the face of St. …
Read More »The senior journeyman program resumes its activities
Posted: 07/02/21 17:18:31 PM Community Action Program Belknap-Merrimack Counties Inc., the sponsor of the New Hampshire Senior Companion Program, is delighted to announce that the Senior Companion Program volunteers have resumed their community service. The mission of the Senior Companion Program and the CAPBMCI is to provide the opportunity for …
Read More »House to host awards ceremony honoring downstream women in corporate leadership – The News Herald
Women entrepreneurs will be in the spotlight at the fifth annual Women of Achievement Awards, hosted by the Southern Wayne County Regional Chamber. The fifth annual event, presented by Beaumont Health, will take place at 11 a.m. on October 11 at Crystal Gardens, 16703 Fort St., Southgate. The elegant awards …
Read More »Millions of rent assistance available after moratorium ends this week
The Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency plans to distribute $ 1 million per week over the next several months to troubled tenants. In addition, Marion County will have $ 20 million to pay for rent relief by the end of July. Some Salem tenants received a notice on their door …
Read More »Health system bypassing non-English speakers
The COVID-19 crisis has demonstrated the myriad ways our healthcare system can respond to the challenge, and also how we fail to care for our most vulnerable patients. In March 2020, as COVID cases began to increase, I spoke with staff at Family Van, a mobile health clinic that provides …
Read More »Cities in Tarrant County experience higher poverty than national average
STRONG VALUE Census data on those experiencing poverty in Tarrant County highlights the disparities between cities in the region. According to the 2019 American Community Survey 5-year estimate by the US Census Bureau, there were 241,703 (11.9%) people in Tarrant County’s population of 2,023,452 who reportedly lived below the poverty …
Read More »Universities slash faculties and blame Covid
A Covid-19 awareness panel at the University of Vermont, where administrators are moving forward with a plan to end 12 major programs, 11 minor and four master’s programs. (Lisa Rathke / AP Photo) To subscribe to The nation Subscribe now for as low as $ 2 per month! Thank you …
Read More »Community calendar | News, Sports, Jobs
MON / 6-21 Calcutta Trustees of the Township of St. Clair, 4 pm, Peter Metrovich Community Center; no mask required if fully vaccinated. Canfield South Range School Board, 7 p.m., K-12 Auditorium Leetonia Leetonia School Board, 6 p.m., Primary Library; special meeting with legal counsel regarding an ongoing or imminent …
Read More »Supreme Court unanimously upholds religious freedom over LGBTQ rights – and hails bigger victory for conservatives ahead
Eds: This story was provided by The Conversation for AP customers. The Associated Press does not guarantee the content. (THE CONVERSATION) It ââwasn’t a dramatic expansion of religious rights – yet. But the Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of a Catholic adoption agency that had been kicked out of Philadelphia …
Read More »4 best careers to pursue with a social work degree
Social work is a rewarding career that requires even more professionals than ever before. Most people come into careers with a passion and career goals that are all about making a difference in society. But still, many people only have a basic idea of ââwhat social workers do. As for …
Read More »Teletherapy and Telepsychiatry Visits Help Southeast Michigan Students Improve Mental Health
This article is part of Health, a series on how Michigan communities are mobilizing to address health challenges. It is made possible by funding from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund. As a safe and reliable access point for Michigan children in need of behavioral health treatment, Michigan school districts have …
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