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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Clarence Page to Deliver Dickinson's 2022 Commencement Address - Clarence Page will address the class of 2022, and the college will honor several honorary degree recipients.

The pedestrian bridge that connects the West End District to Bay Point Park and the upper harbor was completed in 2021. Even before the span was open to walkers and

Shelters in Red Wing and Winona will open Nov. 1 for the winter; Rochester shelters continue to serve guests.

SheWings Foundation is working to educate women and men on menstrual health and hygiene. It aims to normalise periods and end stigmas around menstruation.

SGMC Foundation receives $175K grant Good News: SGMC Foundation receives $175,000 Grant to fund AngelEye Camera System By WALB News Team | March 8, 2021 at 11:09 PM EST - Updated March 8 at 11:40 PM VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) - The South Georgia Medical Center (SGMC) Foundation received a $175,000 grant from the Roots and Wings Foundation to support AngelEye, the new technology recently installed in the SGMC Birthplace. AngelEye cameras allow families to check on their babies 24/7 through secure...

Wings of hope and help Mar 5, 2021 | DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff Writer After a week of successfully raising money to help North Texans affected by the storms and power outages, the Dallas Wings has announced the launch of the Dallas Wings Community Foundation. Of course, launching its nonprofit has been in the works for a while, and team members have been working on projects and fundraising since they moved to the DFW area in 2016. The foundation will focus “five pillars:” women and girls...

Julia’s Wings Foundation Brings Awareness to Rare Disease in Memory of Local Resident Written by Julia’s Wings Foundation Prev Residents will be seeing lots of red bows, lights, shirts, decorations and more around the area starting March 1st and continuing until March 7th, as part of the Operation Wear Red Campaign organized by the Julia’s Wings Foundation to raise awareness of aplastic anemia, a rare bone marrow failure disease that affects just one in 250,000 people each ye...

‘My 30 year wait for citizenship’ Debbie Jacob - NEWSDAY columnist Debbie Jacob has lived and worked in TT for more than 30 years. She has been unsuccessfully applying for citizenship for almost the same length of time. Since moving here in 1984 from Seattle, Washington, Jacob has worked as a feature writer or columnist for all three daily newspapers. She came to Trinidad to “see if there really was a place like the one featured in VS Naipaul’s novel Miguel Street,” and fell in love...

Battle against covid19 behind bars Election fever had reached a peak on August 9, the day before the general election. Inside the Port of Spain (PoS) Prison, convicted inmate Neil Samdeo’s temperature was rising. Samdeo, a diabetic, coughed through the night in the cell he shared with three other inmates. He covered himself with a sheet, an unusual act in a sweltering, overcrowded prison with poor ventilation. Feeling dizzy the next morning, he went to the infirmary. He was sent straight to t...

Newsday columnist awaits TT citizenship after 30 years Debbie Jacob Newsday columnist Debbie Jacob has lived and worked in Trinidad and Tobago for more than 30 years. She has been unsuccessfully applying for TT citizenship for almost the same length of time. Since moving to TT in 1984 from Seattle, Washington, Jacob has worked as a feature writer or columnist for all three daily newspapers. She came to Trinidad to "see if there really was a place like the one featured in VS Naipauls novel Migue...