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Woof Wednesday, a collaborative event between the Paul Robeson Library, the Office of Disability Services, PAWS for People, and the Student Wellness Center, provided a much-needed dose of relaxation in advance of final exams and highlighted the role canine companions can play in reducing stress. 

BRAZORIA — Loretha Marshall-Edison was looking through old newspaper clippings when she came across one from 2007. The story featured her and a pet project she initiated to give pillows

Concerns have been raised about the risk to asylum seekers who may end up in tents on the street, after tents were set on fire back in May.

A third freed asylum seeker who was freed by the High Court has been arrested - this time, a registered sex offender who is the ringleader of a child exploitation gang.

The featured speaker at Mondays Democratic luncheon will be Michelle Rector, Executive Director of Seniors in Service, a non-profit that engages over-55 volunteers in Northern Nevada communities with its Foster Grandparent Program, Senior Companion Program, and Respite Voucher Program.

Section A contains the restrictions and other general rules that apply to Subsidies for Community Pharmaceuticals and the Giving of Hospital Pharmaceuticals.

Dear Friends, Even with the session wrapped up for the year, lots is happening within our office and in our community! Between resources, events, and the new legislation I’ve supported, I hope this newsletter gives you what you need to know to stay updated and informed. If you need anything at all, please don’t hesitate...

Formed by the Legislature earlier this year, the task force has become more urgent following the Oct. 25 shooting in Lewiston. Four of the 18 people killed and five of the 13 injured were members of the Deaf community.

Two ministers have been facing increased calls to hand in their resignations after reports one of the freed detainees had been charged with a serious sexual assault within weeks of his release.

Formed by the Legislature earlier this year, the task force has become more urgent following the Oct. 25 shooting in Lewiston. Four of the 18 people killed and 5 of the 13 injured were members of the Deaf community.