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CHARLOTTE – Charlotte-based startup HireMe Healthcare has raised $150,000 from five investors, and has plans to raise up to $350,000 more in their first fundraising effort in order to build out the company’s team to scale growth in the Charlotte market as demand for talented healthcare professionals continues to surge. So explains rey Ennis, cofounder of HireMe Healthcare, in an interview with WRAL TechWire. The company completed an SEC filing noting that the raise included an an option, w...

More Than 200 Homeless in Boise are on the Wait List for Housing A roundtable is coming up tomorrow to talk about rising homelessness in Boise, and it comes at a time when Boise has more people than ever in need of housing. Boises homeless population is growing.  In 2019, there were 166 people on the waiting list for housing, and KTVB said that there are now more than 250 on that same list. Our Path Home is a team of more than thirty agencies working toward ending homelessness in Ada Count...

By   Apr 10, 2021 12:07 AM EDT Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors is faced with new criticism over BLM finances after buying a $1.4 million house in the rustic and mostly white Los Angeles neighborhood of Topanga Canyon. Patrisse Khan-Cullors, 37, is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, and the University of Southern California, and has been married to Janaya Khan, co-founder of BLM Toronto, for about five years, according to Dirt. Khan-Cullors wrote "W...

The co-founder of the polarizing Black Lives Matter movement is under fire for buying a $1.4 million home in a posh California neighborhood that’s 88 percent white. It’s an interesting decision for Patrisse Cullors, a self-professed Marxist and race-baiting activist who has paid lip service to promoting black pride. According to Dirt.com, the home is located in Topanga Canyon, an idyllic rustic neighborhood about 48 minutes outside of Los Angeles and less than 30 minutes from tony Mali...

Everyone in Boise has access to dignified housing, right?  Not exactly.  But the City of Boise is doing something to tackle the homeless issue, and youve got a chance to be part of it. It sure feels like the first of the month rolls around an awful lot, and youre paying the rent or mortgage AGAIN. Having a roof overhead creates a big fat bill every month, and its not always easy to pay even if you are blessed with a job.  When ends dont meet, well, some of our Boise neighbors are left out on...

Hive Ventures invests in InfuseAI and 15 more deal updates from Greater China April 6, 2021 Taiwanese machine learning startup InfuseAI has secured a $4.3 million Series A round funding led by the iPhone manufacturer Wistron Corporation, per a company statement on Tuesday.  Taiwan-based, tech-driven global VC Hive Ventures partnering Taiwan Venture Capital Group and Silicon Valley Taiwan Investment also joined the current round. InfuseAI is gearing up to foray into the Japan market, followed b...

The Straits Times Sentosa Development Corp urges public to be vigilant after two beachgoers get stung Stingrays, which use their barbed stings for defensive purposes, are commonly found in Singapores shallow coastal waters and can be difficult to spot when buried under sediment. PHOTO: ST READER https://str.sg/JCbi They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now ...

 

‘Overworked, overwhelmed and burned out’: Why Portland cops say they’re leaving in droves Updated Apr 05, 2021; Facebook Share They bemoaned the lack of true community-based policing. And they were all Portland officers and supervisors who chose to leave the state’s largest police force in the last year. In 31 exit interview statements, the employees who turned in their badges or retired were brutally frank about their reasons for getting out. “The community shows zero support. The ...

Ryan Lee opens exhibition of new photo-based images by Clifford Ross Clifford Ross Untitled, 2020. Cured inkjet on wood, 74 x 37 inches (188 x 94 cm). © Clifford Ross; Courtesy of the artist and RYAN LEE Gallery, New York. NEW YORK, NY .-Ryan Lee is presenting Clifford Ross: Prints on Wood, an exhibition of new photo-based images in which the artist pursues his long-standing interest in capturing the sublime in nature by printing on hand-selected maple veneer. These include stark black and whi...