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May 15, 2024
Boyertown pushes slow start aside, downs Wissahickon in District 1-3A first round
March 23, 2024
GIRLS LACROSSE: Wissahickon pulls away in 4th, improves to 4-0 with win over Methacton
February 20, 2024
The Marshalltown Community School District Board of Education reviewed the certified budget process for the 2024-25 school year as Director of Business Operatio
October 17, 2023
Marshalltown Community School Board members were able to get on their feet and participate in an activity during the regular Monday meeting. The activity, Energ
September 6, 2023
Director of Instruction Shauna Smith and Marshalltown High School Librarian Robert Gilbertson presented the Marshalltown Community School Board with a list of 2
August 15, 2023
Public school districts across the state and the nation are struggling to fill empty teaching positions, and unfortunately, the Marshalltown Community School Di
June 21, 2023
The U.S. is in the midst of a housing crisis, with a shortage of affordable homes and concerns about people facing homelessness. Minnesota is using extra aid recently approved by lawmakers, and community groups hope it helps meet the demand. ...
June 12, 2023
Pride Month serves as a celebration of the LGTBQ community, but it also can raise awareness of challenges these individuals face. That includes youth homelessness. A new federal effort aims to close gaps in North Dakota and elsewhere. ...
June 2, 2023
Some Illinois real estate corporations are getting large paydays by charging homeowners assessments for "common expenses," and the owners allege they are taking advantage of the Illinois Condominium Property Act. Owners in a building along Chicagos Lakefront say they are being pushed out of their homes and cannot afford the new building owners fees, which they say are unreasonable. Teyona James Harris, a member of Condo Owners of Woodland Park and 13-year homeowner demanded a...
June 1, 2023
People cannot be denied a place to live based on their race or disability in Michigan, but some are being turned down based on where they get the money to pay their rent. Veterans using assistance, retirees on Social Security, parents who get child support or families who use housing vouchers are not protected by anti-discrimination laws. All can be denied rental opportunities even though they have consistent income. ...