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With an anti-trans sticker campaign persisting around the city, the council approved language that specifically calls out the stickers and lists several ways to support the transgender community.

Crossroads Church in North Delta is opening a shelter for women and children seeking emergency overnight accommodation during extreme weather events.

On Valentine’s Day, as many other couples exchange gifts or do a special date night, I will mark the holiday and show my love for my husband Christopher by traveling to Albany to call on our legislators to pass the Clemency Justice Act, a bill to ensure Gov. Hochul makes good on her promise to create a more transparent clemency system for thousands of people in New York.

MALONEY JOINS HUNTER COLLEGE PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE: Thirty-year Congressional veteran Carolyn Maloney will spend the spring 2023 semester as Eleanor Roosevelt Distinguished Leader in Residence at Hunter College’s Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute. Announcement of Rep. Maloney’s appointment was made on Jan. 10 by Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab. The Congresswoman’s tenure begins on

It’s vital we shift away from the mindset that only medical or other health professionals are equipped with the knowledge to save lives. Members of the public can have the greatest life-saving potential in many of our communities impacted by violence.

(December 29, 2022) The Department of Justice has awarded $46,438,846 in grants to various Nevada entities to support victims’ services and public safety efforts, announced United States Attorney Jason M.

Diane Rosenfeld tells us there’s a lot our political and corporate leaders can learn from these primates who show just how primitive people can be in comparison on this edition of Innovating Leadership Co-Creating Our Future.

Open Letter Supporting Amber Heard Published, Signed By Over 130 Prominent Individuals Calling for Support After Johnny Depp Trial Over 130 individuals, including famed activist Gloria Steinem, have signed an open letter supporting Amber Heard after her public trial against her ex husband Johnny…

This week's Vance Law Firm's Pay It Forward award goes to Jannie Thomas of Selma. She serves on the city council and serves her community in many ways.

Many small, rural and tribal schools in Montana will receive improved access to basic mental health services through a federal grant.