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Three years ago, New Hampshire embarked on a program that, in theory, would provide financial aid to students and families unable to afford private or home schooling opportunities.

Jennifer David, CEO of Outward Bound Support Services, LLC, recently declared her candidacy for State Representative House District 66, which encompasses Clark County, Scott County, and part of Jefferson County.

In the battle to control health care costs, hospitals are deploying their political power to protect their bottom lines.

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas legislators approved a $30 million expenditure to improve mental health services and treatment of substance abuse.

(The Center Square) – U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack called on 44 governors to improve food stamp programs.

Pennsylvania nonprofit, Capital Area Therapeutic Riding Association, helps riders with special needs gain confidence.

In 2021, when now-32-year-old Natalie Van Houten took her first job as a certified nurse midwife in Wolf Point and Poplar, the two largest towns on the Fort Peck Reservation,

Listings may be sent to: Goings On, Gloucester Daily Times, 36 Whittemore St.,Gloucester, MA 01930, or emailed to Joann Mackenzie at jomackenzie@gloucestertimes.com, at least two weeks prior to an event.

MADISON -Members of multiple borough committees and community volunteers heard Rutgers University professor and water resource expert Chris Obropta conduct a Green Infrastructure workshop at the Madison Public Safety Complex

Much of the response to local homelessness comes through the Clinton YWCA Empowerment Center, said its director, Michelle Plasschaert, during a recent presentation at a social service agencies meeting. It