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Dan Carter, through his DC10 Fund, challenges people of all ages and abilities to try and beat him in a new kicking challenge. The ‘Beat Dan Carter’ fundraising campaign invites people to kick one ball, from one tee, for one hour while raising

The evolving Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agenda is not merely a prerequisite for operating in the dry bulk shipping industry of the 21...

FAIRMONT — Two Fairmont and one Farmington organization may be the first to receive funds from Marion Countys roughly $717,000 allocation from the State of West Virginias opioid settlement.

Across the states, America’s public employee pension plans are a ticking, insolvent time bomb.

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Gloucester native and Gloucester High School graduate Michael Jarvis is Gloucester Public Schools’ new director of special education.

The potential economic crisis and digital divide widening as the Affordable Connectivity Program faces funding challenges, affecting millions of households and essential internet access.

In preparation for prom, about 10 Racine Unified students with disabilities tried on suits Monday afternoon at Men’s Wearhouse, 2520 S. Green Bay Road.

Here’s the final word from the Empire Center, a prominent state fiscal watchdog, on New York’s record-setting, $237 billion spending plan recently enacted by Gov. Kathy Hochul and the Legislature’s

Disability services nonprofit Quality Connections will be hosting an open house for its preschool program, Evergreen Academy Preschool, from 4 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday May 1 in the YMCA