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A men’s clothing store in Hamilton is to close at the end of this month. MenCo, on Burnaby Street, is having a closing sale with goods available for 30 to 75 per cent off. Owner Janika Fields relocate...
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As enrollment increases, Florida universities are trying to find ways to bridge the widening gap between the number of students in need of mental health services and the ability to respond.
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As enrollment increases, Florida universities are trying to find ways to bridge the widening gap between the number of students in need of mental health services and the ability to respond.
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Several schools soon will see record-breaking numbers of incoming freshmen arriving amid a deepening youth mental health crisis catalyzed by the pandemic. Many of them spent most of high school virtually and at home with their families, reeling from the bombardment on social media of news of gun violence, school shootings and political and racial divisiveness.
Swanton community leaders meet to resolve resident's concern over racism in her neighborhood Anika Fields says her neighbors have been racially harassing her for years and police haven't done anything to keep her safe. But now, progress is being made. Author: Emily Cohen Updated: 3:02 AM EST February 26, 2021 SWANTON, Ohio — Anika Fields, from Swanton says her neighbors have been racially harassing her since 2016. She showed our WTOL 11 team binders full of police reports, court documents and other complaints she's filed. However, she says the Swanton Polic...