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WYSO In this edition of The Race Project, a conversation between Anthony and Abbey Pettiford, who are in an interracial marriage and expecting their first child. Transcript (edited lightly for length and clarity): Anthony Pettiford: My name is Anthony Pettiford, I am 30 years old, I am multiracial, I am an artist. I live in Dayton, Ohio. Abbey Pettiford: I'm Abbey Pettiford. I am white and I have lived in downtown Dayton for the last ten years. Anthony Pettiford: To my knowledge that we are the youngest people to be on this program, and I would say that we both fall into the millennial categ...

Local Dentist Blesses Shreveport-Bossier with the Grace Project Get our free mobile app If you've been blessed with a beautiful smile and access to dental care your entire life, count yourself as fortunate. Your smile is everything. Not only does it have the ability to brighten someone's day, but it's also important to your overall health. Unfortunately, not everyone has the ability to get cleanings and checkups every six months. Your smile may not be all it can be because of a lack of insurance or funds, an accident, neglect, even fear. I've (thankfully) never had to deal with embarrassment ...

Some Bucks County officials discouraged Doylestown Borough from moving forward on its proposed ordinance to decrease penalties for small amount of marijuana possession but the council advanced the measure. “We know that regarding drug use, greater exposure and availability, plus lower perceived risk … equal an increase in use, and I know that is not your goal," Diane Rosati, executive director of the Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission, told the  borough council at its meeting Monday night. Borough council voted 8 to 1 to advertise the ordinance, which would allow for lesser penalt...

The Movement to Go Flat More women are choosing to have single or double mastectomies without reconstructive surgery after breast cancer diagnoses. When Pittsburgh resident Kim Bowles was thirty-five, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. After researching her options, she decided to travel to the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, two-and-a-half hours away from her home, because the hospital was known for its interdisciplinary approach to medicine. “I knew that the first step was to get what happened to me out in the open. I also knew that if this had happened to me, there were likely many other...

In the last two years, suicides, sexual assaults, home invasions and other violent acts have been tied to methamphetamine use, DA Matt Weintraub said.