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June 18, 2024
He never went in, Sheriffs Deputy only armed guard on campus during a deadly shooting in high school, quote never went into the building when the shooting was taking place. That was according to sheriff israel of Broward County who described how he felt as he watched the video of the deputy do absolutely nothing as the gunman killed 17 people. Devastated. Sick to my stomach. There are no words l i mean, these families lost their children. We lost coaches h ive been to the funerals. Ive been to t...
May 24, 2024
Furniture Industry News: Ashley hosted a series of Career Day events over the last few months, to inspire students about their futures and introduce them to working in the industry.
April 1, 2024
Memphis-based Feed Wells is on a mission to revolutionize the way young people view and experience food. Joining Live at 9: Feed Wells founder Breanna Boyd and Debra Lockard, owner of Lockard’s Produce in Ripley, Tennessee, one of the local recipients of their investments.
September 14, 2022
For area students who are beginning the college search process, the annual Illinois Regional College Fair will be hosted by Western Illinois University Monday, Sept. 19.
August 5, 2022
518 ElevatED, formally known as Capital Region Sponsor-a-Scholar, provides mentorship to students at Albany, Schenectady, and Troy High schools.
February 23, 2018
Jewels and office buildings with armed security but not our precious children. and that has to change. >> keith, that was a comparison the president made today about banks and others. and he even talked about gun free campuses being something like ice cream compared the students to ice cream. do you think the nra is doing as steve says its best to protect area students. >> i think they are doing their best to protect nra and people continue to own guns and stockpile weapons. i dont think they ar...
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Head against the wall. >> nbc news has confirmed that the white house is reaching out to celebrities and athletes with ties to baltimore to help keep the calm there. joining us now from baltimore, national reporter tremaine lee. how are girls hoping this impacts the upcoming weekend? >> reporter: after days of relative calm as we know the situation still remains ten uhecontinue uhe us. delays and leaks have only seeded that. but you have officials like elijah consumings who have been on the fron...