Housing initiative, food program help asylum seekers
By: Tobin Williamson Approximately 300 asylum seekers in family groups have arrived in the...
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Pro-life or pro-choice? I am both
By: Rupal Ramesh Shah Author Rupal Ramesh Shah Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed Roe v....
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Contributing to a community comprehensive plan
Mia Ambroiggio Author Mia Ambrogio A comprehensive plan serves as a guide for cities and towns to...
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Student loan forgiveness available for some
After all the hard work of college, graduating and starting a job in a student’s field of study is...
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College textbooks can be expensive. However, by putting some tips into action, students can save some money. Here are six ways to save money on books for college classes: . 1. Buy used books In an attempt to get back some of the...
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MEMIC sends heat advisory to Policyholders
The MEMIC Group is offering simple steps policyholders and business owners should implement to...
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Paying for College
Many students in the U.S. rely on scholarships and other financial aid to pay for college. A high...
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Giving is the heart
By: Gashi In our world, we depend on each other. And our abilities as humans are very different....
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Benefits of working at a university
By: Prudent Ndiho The first question most people ask when inquiring about a job is “how much do...
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Mental Health
By: LaRosamour Sometimes I wonder if I am the only one feeling overwhelmed at this time of life...
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Police step up efforts to pull over speeding drivers
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and police...
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Paradox Teatro at Mayo Street Arts
. Paradox Teatro is a multidisciplinary performing arts company that will be coming to Mayo Street...
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Graduation celebrates networks
Anja Hanson Graduations illuminate networks, the quiet webs of people supporting each other. Just...
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Africa organizations take steps to curb hunger
By Violet Ikong Beneficiaries with their donations of food from the Lagos food bank. Food...
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Governor Mills Announces $1.6M Grant Program to Expand Medical Provider Training in Rural Maine
Augusta, MAINE — Governor Janet Mills announced today that she is providing up to $1.6...
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