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Third Annual Community Mental Health Shabbat Set for May 6-9

By JLNJ Staff | April 29, 2021 (Courtesy of Congregation TBDJ) The third annual Community Mental Health Awareness Shabbat, spearheaded by Congregation Tifereth Beth David Jerusalem in Montreal, Quebec, will take place Thursday-Sunday, May 6-9. It will be fully virtual, with a mental health symposium on Thursday evening, a Friday workshop for high school students, and a Sunday morning mental health workshop. Cities across North America will be participating as well. This program c...
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Auburn library offers workshop on 'economic belonging'

Read Article Contributed photo AUBURN — “The Content of Our Character: Moving Forward as a Community,” an interactive workshop offered by Auburn Public Library, will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday, May 6, online via Zoom. The workshop is a call to create economic belonging for all Mainers through inclusive, equitable, truth-based and authentic multi-racial coalitions. In this session, the historical routes of the disparities seen today will be addressed and ways that all Mainers can u...
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Day of silence, years of protest: Wisconsin's LGBTQ history

Wisconsin Examiner Rainbow LGBTQ heart on hands, Getty Images Today is the 25th annual Day of Silence, when LGBTQ students and allies around the world observe wordless protest against bullying and discrimination. In classrooms that respect the event, reading is a popular alternative to speaking, so it is doubly appropriate that the Wisconsin Historical Society has recently published a history of how enforced silence has slowly given way to freedom for LGBTQ people. A new Wisconsin LGBTQ hist...
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Insecurity will not consume Nigeria, says Obasanjo

They spoke separately at the 108th Nigeria Baptist Convention, held at the Baptist International Conference Centre, Lufuwape Town, along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. The event, which was equally used to conduct valedictory and commendation service for the retiring President of Baptist Convention, Nigeria and the President, Christians Association of Nigeria (CAN), Dr. (Reverend) Samson Ayokunle, was attended by other dignitaries including Senator Ishaku Abbo (Adamawa North) among other dignitaries. ...
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Scots perv caught with images of women having sex with dogs given court reprieve

Scots perv caught with images of women having sex with dogs given court reprieve Brian McCallion no longer has to attend court hearings in connection with his warped sexual interests. Brian McCallion no longer has to attend court hearings. (Image: PDEN) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use ...
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How should the legal profession navigate a post-COVID-19 world? ABA group has recommendations

How should the legal profession navigate a post-COVID-19 world? ABA group has recommendations   Images from Shutterstock.com. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the ABA initiated one of the largest national surveys of its members, seeking to understand both how they had been affected and how they expected their practice to evolve in the future. Practicing Law in the Pandemic and Moving Forward: Results and Best Practices from a Nationwide Survey of the Legal Profession, published Monday by the Coordi...
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A History of Wisconsin's LGBTQ Community » Urban Milwaukee

New book chronicles recent LGBTQ history from the 1960s to the present. By Jay Rath - Apr 23rd, 2021 04:33 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee A new Wisconsin LGBTQ history credits the state’s and Republicans’ leadership in Progressive-era politics. Today many students observe the annual Day of Silence to protest discrimination. Today is the 25th annual Day of Silence, when LGBTQ students and allies around t...
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Marshall Farmers Market will launch next month

Marshall Farmers Market will launch next month Photo/Don Del Rosso Moving Marshall Forward President Bobby Deane and Vice President Ann Michael Greene in the parking lot where the monthly market will operate. It’ll draw additional foot traffic, additional opportunity for new retail customers for all of the businesses. I think it’s a perfect thing for a small town like this. It’s creating more of a sense of community. — Dan Moore, shop owner By .(JavaScript must be enabled ...
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Moving Newark Schools Forward Slate Projected Winner in School Board Election

By TOM WIEDMANN April 20, 2021 at 11:45 PM The Moving Newark Schools Forward slate, Dawn Haynes, Vereliz Santana, Asia Norton and Daniel Gonzalez. The Moving Newark Schools Forward slate, Dawn Haynes, Vereliz Santana, Asia Norton and Daniel ... Credits: Moving Newark Schools Forward By TOM WIEDMANN April 20, 2021 at 11:45 PM NEWARK, NJ – Four candidates running on the Moving Newark Schools Forward slate are the projected winners in the citys Board of Education election Tuesday with 76 of 93 ...
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Climate Smart Irrigated Agriculture Project Helped Sri Lanka's Smallholder Farmers Weather the COVID-19 Pandemic - Sri Lanka

Climate Smart Irrigated Agriculture Project Helped Sri Lanka’s Smallholder Farmers Weather the COVID-19 Pandemic Format The Climate Smart Irrigated Agriculture Project (CSIAP), which began in 2019 to improve productivity and climate resilience of smallholder agriculture in Sri Lanka, has played a key role in the government’s COVID-19 relief and recovery initiatives. The COVID crisis hit the agriculture sector particularly hard, with far-reaching consequences for food security and farmer’s...
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