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Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown says the city never promised community groups federal Covid pandemic funds to help them offer residents services.

Cornellians who were successful in securing competitive internships share their know-how in applying, networking and interviewing.

(WASHINGTON, DC) -- The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), in partnership with Mid-America Arts Alliance, has announced the inaugural recipients of Creative Forces® Community Engagement grants, with support for 26 organizations totaling $750,385. Awards will support community-based arts programming that will expand the work of Creative Forces into more communities nationwide to address the distinct experiences, challenges, and strengths of military-connected populations through the arts.  The list of Grantees includes Frontline Arts, a New Jersey non-profit corporation in Branchburg. 

Ahead of Veterans Day, a break down of why the transition from the military to higher ed is so difficult and what can be done about it. 

Fox News correspondent Laura Ingle joins 'Fox Report' with the latest on Frontline Art's mission to help veterans and health care workers share their stories. A small arts studio nestled in the hills of Branchburg, N.J. is giving U.S. veterans a platform to share their stories and experiences through the art of making paper. Nearly a decade ago, Frontline Arts began working with veterans through its flagship program, Frontline Paper, to have them deconstruct military uniforms and turn them into paper. "I'd made artwork all my life, but I'd never really considered myself an artist," Walt Nyga...