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Going to college and finding meaningful and secure communities on campus may be tough for anyone, let alone those who come from foster care, are incarcerated, have children, or are veterans of the military forces. So what can colleges and universities do to build a better support system for these groups? Join the upcoming virtual forum “How Creative Partnerships Increase Colleges’ Impact” on September 6 at 2 p.m. EDT to learn more about how partnerships can help colleges reach marginalized...

The six week no cost program is 100% online and can be completed at your own pace.

Labor Day weekend is a time of celebration as summer draws to an end and fall approaches. But this morning at the PSP headquarters, officials urged everyone to use caution and warned of dangerous deci

Håfa adai! If all goes according to plan, Guam will soon be welcoming bigger batches of Japanese visitors. This new itinerant traffic is expected to sop up available air seat

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As some 30,000 people prepare for Summer Salute, the Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation Department is ready for the intricate dance that will happen basically

Thoroughbred owners, if your Ontario-bred has been competing in the claiming ranks at Woodbine or Fort Erie, please check the Thoroughbred Improvement Program website for a list of sales credits eligible to be used on a yearling at the Canadian Premier Yearling Sale, on Wednesday, Aug. 31.  

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VINCENNES, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)-- Kelsey Carr didn't mince words on the impact of childhood trauma. "Adverse childhood experiences is one of the biggest public health concerns in the nation, if not the world," she said. Carr and Bill Loffer have been working over the last several months to provide adverse childhood trauma, or ACE, training to [...]

PTA organized Consumer Conference 2022 with the theme “Consumers First” today. Mr. Salman Sufi was the chief guest on this occasion.