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With islam is an ugly lie. We want to get your reaction to that. We have set aside a fourth line this morning for muslim americans. We would like to hear your viewpoints on this as well. If you cant get through on the phone lines, try social media. The conversation is going on there as well. You can email us. From the hill newspaper, obama plays defense on islam. That message has been drowned out by the debate over whether u. S. Is in a fight with radical islam. From the Financial Times newspaper, obamas muddled stance. As recently as two months ago, obama has launched 2000 military strikes. N...

3/16/2021 Pawtucket’s Groundwork R.I. wins environmental grant PAWTUCKET – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency last week announced the selection of Groundwork Rhode Island, based in Pawtucket, for a $200,000 Environmental Workforce Development and Job Training grant. This is one of 18 grant recipients selected to share $3.3 million to operate environmental job training programs for local citizens across the country. The grant will be used by Groundwork Rhode Island to train up to 56 people in important skills needed to work in the environmental remediation field and to help local eco...

Through the programme, up to 60 Taranaki-based rangatahi (young people), who are not in employment, education or training and between the ages of 16 and 24, could receive pre-employment training and help to transition into work or further education in the conservation and forestry sectors. Wrap-around pastoral care and a kaupapa Māori approach would see participants re-connect to the whenua and their roles as kaitiaki, while receiving support to overcome barriers to employment. Anaru Marshall, general manager of Te Kāhui Maru Trust, said conservation and forestry sector training of ranga...

“Rural communities, local employers and at-risk rangatahi are all set to benefit from a $2.96m investment into five employment and skills programmes working with 193 at-risk rangatahi and their whanau,” Carmel Sepuloni said. “He Poutama Rangatahi funding will enable the Employment Pathways Programme and the Manawa Ora Rangatahi Life Skills Programme to provide rangatahi with holistic pre-employment training. This will be underpinned by intensive pastoral care, which will support rangatahi to connect with their cultural identity through iwi, hapū and the wider community. “In addition,...