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I have many fond memories of Pete Tittl, the longtime restaurant critic for The Bakersfield Californian, who retired recently. The first was 30 years ago when he told me to

Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month bring together Jewish organizations to raise awareness of and create an inclusive community for people with disabilities around the world. Some of these organizations

ST. JOHNS, N.L. - People on government income support programs are increasingly ending up in tents or homeless encampments, community workers said as they applauded Canada’s housing advocates recent call

TRAVERSE CITY — Recruiting new educators is a challenge for school districts throughout Michigan.

Last year, Scripps Clinical Medical Group paid $6.875 million to settle an age and disability charge of discrimination filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission by a class of physicians

As they urged Gov. Jim Pillen to reverse his decision to refuse federal summer grocery aid, a group of five young Nebraskans knew they faced long odds.

I am almost completely apolitical, which you can take to mean that I think both major parties could have done a lot better over the past few decades. However, even

Now that Im retired, I feel free to ask how many have heard these words: I wish to listen to those who want to be heard; I wish to bring

During the recent snowstorm, I helped shovel snow for my neighbor with a hurt knee before hopping on my bicycle to go to work. On my commute the snow from

Maybe the Pinyon Plains mine wont contaminate the Redwall-Muav Aquifer, which feeds water sources for people, plants and wildlife in and around Grand Canyon -- even though in 2016 drilling