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While there have been piecemeal steps towards addressing PTSD in first responders, lawmakers say they’re going to do more.

HUNTINGTON — A volunteer chaplaincy program is now available for law enforcement and faith-based community members to add a spiritual aspect to officers’ days.

Located in room 223 of the Washington Building, the Disabled Student Center provides a place for students to relax, study, and mingle.

Improving health equity at hospitals and in the communities they serve is not a new topic of discussion. However, in recent years, organizations have increased their focus on this topic. That includes Minneapolis-based Hennepin Healthcares Compass Program, where employees explore and reflect on

Get to know the Ohio Supreme Court candidates who believe in abortion access: Judge Jennifer Brunner, Judge Marilyn Zayas, and Judge Terri Jamison.

The state has announced an expansion of a support program for at-risk schools.

The state has announced an expansion of a support program for at-risk schools.

Wayzata High School students partner with TopLine to design tools to teach cybersecurity...

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Maine Women’s Giving Tree announces grant recipients The Times Record Share Maine Women’s Giving Tree has announced it has donated $60,000 to 10 nonprofits in the Midcoast. “This is by far the largest amount we have awarded in our 10-year history of grant making,” said Jane Cabot of Harpswell, president of the nonprofit. “In a giving circle, members pool their dollars and together decide how to distribute those dollars, resulting in a greater impact in our communities than we could ...