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The number of daily migrant arrivals has slowed, but thousands are expected to leave Denver city shelters through the end of March as they reach their length-of-stay limits.

Top city officials acknowledged in front of Denver City Council Wednesday they are not sure how much city resources will be impacted once shelters start discharging migrant families in February.

View the Galveston County Daily News for Saturday, November 25, 2023

Immigration is an often debated and contentious issue across the U.S., and Indiana is no anomaly. With a diverse and growing population of immigrants, Indiana has policies that may support or hinder their integration into society.

When: School District of Lancaster school board meeting, Sept. 12.

While some courses have a small fee, there are plenty of free learning opportunities, thanks to fundraising activities, grants, assistance from local service clubs, volunteers, and funding from the province and City of St. Albert.

Summer school in Oregon starts in just a few short weeks, but in many Portland-area districts, and for some families, it remains a moving target.

Lancaster is known internationally as a “hub for refugees” because of organizations such as Church World Service that have relocated people fleeing oppression in their home countries.

When: School District of Lancaster school board meeting, March 28.

Boubacar Balde is giving back to students at IPS, and her efforts are inspiring Indiana.