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Sunny skies signal family time at local parks, complete with energetic kids and big smiles. One local destination that might fit the bill for an afternoon stroll is the Berea

Mau-Shimizu served until her death as executive director of the Hawaii State Bar Association, which she joined in December 2011.

The Hawaiʻi State Bar Association shared news this week of the passing of Executive Director, Patricia Mau-Shimizu.

Eleven students from Grundy County joined 450 youth leaders from across the state at the Tennessee Teen Institute in June. The Tennessee Teen Institute is a five-day youth leadership and

The CLEO Institute is working to empower women by helping them and other community leaders grow their own food.

SEVIERVILLE — The Sevier County High School Culinary Arts program’s “Cubs That Cook” team won first place in the state’s Junior Chef Competition, which was held virtually this year.

CSA staff members receive professional development grants Eonis Cibrian Pelayo Janice Bonello Two members of the staff at Mountain View’s Community Services Agency recently received grants for professional development in the field of human services, which they plan to use to better support those they serve. Eonis Cibrian Pelayo and Janice Bonello each won a Walter & Marian English Award – created by the English family at The Columbus Foundation in Ohio – in December for their work at...

Infurior education. created a disfranchisement that exploded on americas streets. this week we saw a new report from the economic policy of institute following up on the 1968 data and confirming that those same conditions remained unimproved and if not worsen since the report was published. as that report then, still appeared to be quote, "moving towards two societies, one black and one white, separate and unequal." >> joining me now valerie wilson, director of institute program of ethnicity and...