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Embrace Men’s Health Month: Essential Tips and Awareness for June
June is National Men’s Health Month, a time to spotlight how men can take charge of their health. The District ... Read more
Proposed SNAP Cuts: A Perfect Storm for Food Insecurity That Has Food for People Concerned
As Congress debates changes to a major bill, a big focus is on proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ... Read more
Discover Culinary Delights: Oka Asian Food Opens Its Doors in Corning’s Gaffer District!
A new gem has surfaced in Corning, New York. Oka Asian Food just opened its doors at 84 E. Market ... Read more
Experience the Excitement: Dive into Delicious Fair Food, Thrilling Games, and More at the West Virginia Interstate Fair & Exposition Starting This Tuesday!
MINERAL WELLS — The West Virginia Interstate Fair is back for its 52nd year! It kicks off this Tuesday, running ... Read more
Purdue Cuts Ties with Student Newspaper: What This Means for Campus Distribution and Student Voices
Purdue University has made a controversial decision to stop supporting the distribution of its student newspaper, The Purdue Exponent. The ... Read more
Uncovering the Truth: Why Fast Food Jobs are Disappearing in Idaho
Do you sense a change in the job market? The once reliable entry-level fast food jobs are slowly disappearing. This ... Read more
Conduit Ministries’ Food Truck Delivers Free Summer Meals to Kids in Need!
Conduit Ministries runs a food truck in Brooklyn Square every Sunday. It serves meals to anyone in need, especially the ... Read more
Senate Committee on Health and Welfare Rejects HB 317: What This Means for Our Community
Hospital Accountability Bill Fails in Louisiana Senate A recent effort to hold hospital owners accountable for patient care hit a ... Read more
Pasadena Library Awarded $33,000 Grant to Tackle Summer Food Insecurity: Here’s How You Can Help!
Pasadena Public Library just received a $33,176 grant from the California State Library to boost its "Lunch at the Library" ... Read more
Unlocking Secrets of the Deep: University of Michigan Professor Explores AI Modeling of Shipwrecks at Maritime Center
Katie Skinner, an assistant professor of robotics at the University of Michigan, recently gave a talk at the Great Lakes ... Read more
