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The Canadian Mint has decided to allocate net proceeds from the sale of the annual 2023 Pysanka (Easter egg) gold and silver coin issue to humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

As the year comes to a close, Yellowstone Public Radio’s reporters look back on some of the most memorable stories they worked on this year.

Carter Hagelstien and his classmates are helping kids from Ukraine.

Numerous refugees from Ukraine are ending up not in Poland, nor Germany, but in a small city in southern Brazil. And many feel right at home there.

Through the sadness and grief surrounding Fultons death, there’s a sense of community and support in the school, attributed to the kind of person the Billings native was.

For the next entry in our ongoing Heroes series, we spoke with 10 local artists who work in a variety of mediums. These are lovers, renegades, activists, people who use their craft to better the world. Each is a storyteller that has figured out their own way to reach up into the cosmos and grab a piece of the universe, bring it in close and whisper to it messages of resilience and compassion and then let it go free to spread throughout our world. Let’s hear it for them. 

For the next entry in our ongoing Heroes series, we spoke with 10 local artists who work in a variety of mediums. These are lovers, renegades, activists, people who use their craft to better the world. Each is a storyteller that has figured out their own way to reach up into the cosmos and grab a piece of the universe, bring it in close and whisper to it messages of resilience and compassion and then let it go free to spread throughout our world. Let’s hear it for them. 

With the reopening of Hollyhock House, more Angelenos are discovering the hidden park featuring a pine grove, historic buildings and stunning views.

Organizers hope the Ukrainian American Cultural Centers 13th annual festival will draw big crowds to help relief efforts for those in Ukraine.

Earlier this year, journalist Martin Kuz spent five weeks in Ukraine, both as a reporter covering Russia’s invasion of his late father’s homeland and as a son hoping to better understand the forces that shaped his father’s life. He returned to Sacramento—home to the largest concentration of Ukrainian immigrants in the United States—with a profound new understanding of his complex heritage forged by war and loss.