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Theyve been coming after us since marriage equality, its something that became of a piece of the conversation, or part of the culture. and, so their job is coordinating to attack us in public accommodations. so, we cant live freely out in the world. and i think that we should be very concerned considering how the supreme courts been lining up lately. >> sarah kate ellis, thank you for breaking that down. and bolding underlining everything you just said, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> ...

Comedian Freddie Roman, the former dean of The Friars Club and a staple of the Catskills comedy scene, has died. He was 85. Roman passed away Saturday afternoon at Bethesda

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ASHEVILLE, N.C., Dec. 2, 2022 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Taking cooking classes is a fun way to learn new culinary skills and expand a menu repertoire. It’s also fun for people

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If you've been to 828 Market on Main Street in Waynesville, you've no doubt seen the handmade ornaments hanging on the wall across from the ca...

How is your financial health looking these days? We are weeks away from the year 2023. Yes, we may be in the holiday spirit, busying ourselves with pl...

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Benjamin Franklin’s proverb still holds true. In Western North Carolina, runoff from rain and snow...

Mental health issues nationwide, and using that to inform the policy change that we advocate for on a national level. we have found yell to be a particularly agree just example. there are a lot of tricky facets to this issue. but as -- said, it cant be a blanket policy. it needs to be addressing each student case individually, and exploring all reasonable accommodations as per federal law before resulting to something like exclusion. >> so, is the goal of a lawsuit, obviously, a lot of litigatio...

Thank you so much for asking. its really amazing to be able to share this experience thats been so difficult for me, and so many others over decades. when i was dealing with my mental health crisis, i felt like yale was presenting me with a stark binary choice. i could either continue with a full-time schedule at yale, and all the challenges that would come with, or i would have to commit to an extended absence in which i would have to give up university health insurance, on campus housing and e...