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In response to a series of incriminating under-cover videos from The Center for Medical Progress about the major abortion provider, organizations have been cutting ties -- or denying ties -- to Planned Parenthood. But where nonprofits are concerned, tax records keep the story straight. Between 2010 and 2013, no fewer than 966 individual organizations donated to Planned Parenthood. Of those, 31 gave more than $1 million each during those four years, totaling $374,199,059. The seven highest dono...

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The senior program run by East End Resource Center at Roosevelt Community Center is in its 18th year of bringing seniors from all walks of life together for fellowship, food and hobbies. The program, which runs on Wednesdays and Thursdays, offers crafting classes, a Bible study, speakers and free lunch. It was started by Sandra Barkey around 18 years ago. Volunteers like Genene Gourley keep it going. Jane Parrish teaches ceramics.

At the Boulder JCC, 125 people celebrated Tu B'shevat with a vegan dinner and an educational seder featuring speakers on Jewish tradition and climate action.

The state legislature passed legislation appropriating $20 million to NCDEQ to develop a statewide flood resiliency blueprint. Here is how it will be spent.

On Monday, the California Department of Housing and Community Development found that the County of Santa Barbara's adopted housing element was in substantial compliance with the state's Housing Element Law.

If the fourth quarter is about finishing strong, then the first quarter is about starting smart. Here are seven strategies to do just that.

L-R: Director, Medical and Health Service, Kano State Ministry of Health, Dr Shehu Abdullahi; Deputy Director, Food and Drug Services Department, Essential Medicine list Division, Federal Ministry of Health, Yakubu Bulama; Director, Safe Motherhood Reproductive Health Division, FMoH, Dr Samuel Oyeniyi; Chief Investigator, IVON Trial/Director, Centre for Clinical Trials Research and Implementation Science, College of

Guest Op-Ed: Battling Food Insecurity With The Right Tools - How Trenton Health Team Is Doing Its Part

Every year, the Missouri Farmers Care Foundation and Missouri 4-H collaborate to educate and raise public awareness of food insecurity in families. To bring that awareness, 4-H clubs all around the state participate in a competition called 4-H Feeding Missouri every spring. The competition includes food drives, collecting donations, and volunteering in local food pantries. Between community service and friendly competitions, this partnership helps combat hunger statewide.