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On May 17, hundreds gathered in the historic, marble-columned Kennedy Caucus Room of the Russell Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. for a ‘Tribute to American Jewry.’ This annual kosher Congressional luncheon, commemorates Jewish-American Heritage Month, officially proclaimed by U.S. presidents since 2006. Thirteen senators and five representatives praised the community and the U.S.-Israel relationship and vowed to fight antisemitism.

A second state investigation into the actions of Greenwood County First Steps has prompted the state to seek the removal of local Executive Director Michael Gaskin and revealed more than

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Decision makers are beginning to recognize the need for high quality early childhood education as evidenced by a strong funding commitment recently passed in our legislative session and signed by

Community Partnership of the Ozarks Capable Kids and Family Program looks to provide support to area children with disabilities and their families.

HAMPTON — Prevent Child Abuse Henry is hosting a community yard sale May 21.

19-year-old Jamie Luis has been living at First Steps for over a year, and will soon be marking her first Mother’s Day as her daughter was born seven months ago.

Healthcare workers rallied alongside elected officials and community members just outside Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Upland.

NHS trust are launching a new pilot scheme ahead of Maternal Mental Health week.

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