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Elaborate lengths to do that and will continue to do so. We are pleased to have this opportunity to share with this subcommittee some of the measures enacted in this pursuit. National Hockey League was the first Major Professional Sports League to launch a comprehensive leaguewide program to evaluate players after they incur head injuries. Beginning in 1997 the nllpa Concussion Program required that all players on all clubs undergo preseason baseline neuropsychological testing. After a player di...

WAUSAU, Wis. - The Wausau Boys and Girls Club received a $43,696.80 grant from the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) in an effort to help residents in the state access

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Multiple central Illinois fire stations are recipients for the 2024 Small Equipment Grant Program, according to an Illinois State Fire Marshal news release. In total, 165 fire departments/districts and EMS providers were granted up to $26,000 for small firefighting and ambulance equipment. We continue to see and hear about the need […]

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The Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal is awarding two-point-five million-dollars to more that one-hund...

Four Franklin County farms received Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) processing equipment from the state as part of the Massachusetts EBT/SNAP Equipment Grant Program, as announced in a press release from the state Department of...

Cannabis conflict: Hempest’s move into recreational marijuana causes trouble for co-owner’s family The Hempest on Conz Street in Northampton. The store recently added recreational marijuana to its offerings, a move that caused trouble for co-owner Jonathan Napoli’s wife, Kim Napoli, who lost her job as director of corporate and social responsibility at Parallel, parent company of the New England Treatment Access dispensary just down the street. STAFF PHOTO/GRETA JOCHEM Published: 4/14/20...

STOCKTON – San Joaquin County has grant programs to help small businesses and families who have been financially harmed by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Small Business Assistance Grant Program intends to assist businesses with up to 100 employees with a maximum $25,000 grant. The Family COVID Assistance Grant Program is available to help families and individuals who have suffered financial harm due to the pandemic with a maximum of $5,000 per household, specific income limits appl...