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TRAVERSE CITY — The new Free Application for Federal Student Aid debuted at the end of December.

Gloucester Public Schools and the city’s Health Department are co-sponsoring a community speaker series this winter and spring featuring experts to help parents and their kids navigate the challenges of

ATLANTA – The state of Georgia and the federal government remain at loggerheads over Gov. Brian Kemp’s limited expansion of the state’s Medicaid program. The state filed a lawsuit in

TRAVERSE CITY — Current and former employees of the region’s largest mental health organization more than two years ago described working conditions there as a dysfunctional “culture of fear.”

No health care coverage will ever be perfect.

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.

Athens County Board of Commissioners will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the courthouse annex, second-floor conference room. In case of a Level 2 Advisory, the meeting will start at

The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians received a grant for $74,079 to determine how adverse childhood experiences affect children and families.

ARPA-funded matching grants help pay for studies that identify opportunities to improve systems.

An open house meeting will be held Tuesday by the city of Joplin for residents in the areas were five stormwater projects are being planned.