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Item nine, vote to elect whether to disclose what was discussed in closed session. Aye. Is anyone for adjournment . Aye. Can i have a motion and a second, please . Second. Aye. [laughter] my name is sofy constantineo and a documentary film maker and cinema togfer, producer and director. It is inevable you want your movie to get out and realize yoi need to be a commune tee organizer to get people together to see the story you will tell [inaudible] pretty rich and interesting. In what we do as fil...

Good morning and welcome, everyone. Good morning and welcome, everyone. The subcommittee on Higher Education and workforce investment will come to order. Were happy that youre here. I know that a kwoerm is president and i want to ask that unanimous kent that miss haze of pennsylvania be able to participate with understand that their question also come after all committee hems. We are hearing testimony on engines of economic mobility, the Critical Role of Community Colleges, historically black co...

580 has a few pieces of debris. Watch for that and traffic break over the next couple of minutes. Very light volume of traffic. All over the bay, green speed indicators in place, no major issues but youre following zaint in the south bay . Yes. Breaking news of a standoff in the south bay at the target range at milpitas drive. Bob, we understand three suspects are in custody but a fourth one remains in that shop . Reporter refusing to come out, according to police, laura and sam. We have a barri...

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The University of Providence in Great Falls is partnering with Benefis Health System to launch the “Boost UP for Nurses” program.

La Crosse, WI (WKBT) -- A new bill is hoping to help nurses provide the best possible care, dubbed the APRN (advanced practice registration nurse) modernization act. The proposal would

Toronto Public Health wants to cut more than nine million dollars from its COVID-19 funding and over 400 jobs next year as it transitions away from its heightened response at the peak of the pandemic.

Toronto Public Health wants to cut more than nine million dollars from its COVID-19 funding and over 400 jobs next year as it transitions away from its heightened response at the peak of the pandemic.

Toronto Public Health wants to cut more than nine million dollars and over 200 jobs from its COVID-19 response next year as it transitions away from the heightened approach it took at the peak of the pandemic.

The winner of the 2022 Pennsylvania race for governor will have the authority to address a wide range of issues affecting roughly 3.4 million people.