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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Mayor Lisa Brown announced on Sunday the city is preparing to allocate over $11 million to invest in health and human services, including homelessness and addiction resources.

Feb. 7 marked National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and the Mattapan Community Health Center (MCHC) along with other community partners participated in a panel discussion held at the Spoke Art Center in downtown Boston, where advocates spoke about the disproportionate impact that the virus has on the Black community and the stigma that discourages people from getting tested.

Officials Developing ‘Falls Cares’ Program to Address Blight

We believe everyone can give something to those in need. And we believe when that happens, everyone benefits. That’s why we created “Everyone gives, Everyone gains,” a list of ways

We believe everyone can give something to those in need. And we believe when that happens, everyone benefits. That’s why we created “Everyone gives, Everyone gains,” a continually updated, year-round

We believe everyone can give something to those in need. And we believe when that happens, everyone benefits. That’s why we created “Everyone gives, Everyone gains,” a continually updated, year-round

BELOIT, Wis. -- The Beloit Police Department is making a change to how it responds to mental health calls, using Madison as a guide.

We believe everyone can give something to those in need. And we believe when that happens, everyone benefits. That’s why we created “Everyone gives, Everyone gains,” a continually updated, year-round

We believe everyone can give something to those in need. And we believe when that happens, everyone benefits. That’s why we created “Everyone gives, Everyone gains,” a continually updated, year-round

The MIL Corporation presented Leadership Southern Maryland (LSM) with a $10,000 sponsorship last month, renewing its partnership with the nonprofit community leadership development organization.