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Pine Bluff Mayor Shirley Washington gave updates on several city projects that have been in development for a number of months. With a short agenda and no public speakers during the City Council meeting held on Monday.Washington briefed the council members about the Opportunity House, Southeast Housing Development Project, Vacant Property Registration Consultant, Detective Kevin D. Collins Conference Center, Hotel Public Facilities Board, Harbor Oaks and the Civic Center Complex.

Were all prone to confirmation bias, such as casting recent floods in Pakistan as evidence of climate change.

Student government president Dhruv Kapadia (CAS’24) believes his organization can be a radical force for change.

The Kwantlen Student Association held their council meeting on Aug. 19 in a hybrid format...

It helps veterans with mental health issues through peer-to-peer support.

U.S. Representative Lee Zeldin (R-NY) said he wants to help the veteran who attacked him at a campaign stop last month by expanding peer-to-peer veteran support services nationwide.

Veterans Services office gets new location

Sonoma County will spend nearly another $4-million on addressing homelessness. On Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors approved taking the money out of the

Behavioral health officials from the Washington State Health Care Authority’s (HCA) Peer Support Program (PSP) are ramping up efforts to train future certified peer counselors.

Military hospitals are implementing therapy dog programs to support patients, families, and staff.