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SAN DIEGO, Calif., March 3, 2022 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Non-profit Legalize Ferrets ( legalizeferrets.org ) announced today that we are disappointed that California Attorney General ignores Civil Code in Domestic

Ziply Fiber representatives attended Tuesday’s Pullman City Council meeting to respond to numerous complaints about the company’s construction work reported during the past year.

Hospital CEO search will involve community

The Pullman City Council on Tuesday agreed it is willing to contribute $2 million to the new Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport terminal.

Reporting from East County — They’re still not legal in California, but ferrets have found a potential friend in La Mesa. The City Council on Tuesday unanimously agreed to consider a proclamation declaring La Mesa a “ferret-friendly city.” As a part of a plan to undo what she considers a “ridiculous” ban on the animals, City Councilwoman Kristine Alessio has pledged to reach out to local legislators to ask for help to allow Californians to keep the animal as a pet. Councilman Bill ...

On April 27, Gov. Brad Little signed the ‘Fetal Heartbeat Bill” that, if enforced, will essentially make abortion inaccessible in the state of Idaho. This is because the bill makes abortion illegal if a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which can easily be as early as 5-6 weeks and well befor… More Headlines

Local religious leaders and members of the community urged people to empathize with the Palestinian victims of violence during a rally Wednesday in Pullman’s Reaney Park. About 60 people of all ages attended the rally to support the Palestinians in the middle of a bloody conflict with Israel that has killed more than 200 Palestinian people, including children. The rally culminated in a march through downtown Pullman. More Headlines

One World Cafe in Moscow has been busy making its world bigger and better this year. For starters, it expanded into the former Mock Orange restaurant adjacent to the coffee shop, where it now serves food and alcohol. Now, University of Idaho College of Art and Architecture students are finishing up sidewalk seating improvements to the Main and Sixth streets sides of the business. More Headlines

Shortage of paid caregivers keeps family members up at night Tracy Samilton, Michigan Radio View Comments Misty Evans stands in her client Ric’s living room in Midland, helping him pick out a record to play on the turntable. “Which one do you want?” she asks. Ric loves popular music from the 1950s, 60s and 70s. “Boy oh boy oh boy,” answers Ric. Music selection is just one of the many tasks Misty helps Ric with during her shifts as a direct care worker. Ric, whose last name we’re wit...

6:41 Hear what direct care workers do, and how a political street fight torpedoed Michigans effort to shore up its caregiver system. Misty Evans stands in her client Ric’s living room in Midland, helping him pick out a record to play on the turntable. “Which one do you want?” she asks. Ric loves popular music from the 1950s, 60s and 70s. “Boy oh boy oh boy,” answers Ric. Music selection is just one of the many tasks Misty helps Ric with during her shifts as a direct care worker. Ric, ...