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Auditors: Oregon state government has compliance problems, some a decade old - Vimarsana News

Auditors: Oregon state government has compliance problems, some a decade old

(The Center Square) - Keep Oregon Accountable summary shows several Oregon programs need improvements to ensure they comply with federal regulations

Illinois made a promise to end poverty. In Alexander County, it's hard to tell. - Vimarsana News

Illinois made a promise to end poverty. In Alexander County, it's hard to tell.

Editor's note: This story, produced in partnership with Southern Illinois University journalism students, was supported by grant funding from the Pulitzer Center.

"Marriage Plus": Sabotaging the President's Efforts to Promote Healthy Marriage - Vimarsana News

"Marriage Plus": Sabotaging the President's Efforts to Promote Healthy Marriage

Opponents of President Bush's pilot initiative to fund innovativemarriage-promotion programs have proposed an alternative strategytermed "marriage plus."

Illinois made a bold promise to end poverty. In Alexander County, it's hard to tell | WGIL 93.7 FM - Vimarsana News

Illinois made a bold promise to end poverty. In Alexander County, it's hard to tell | WGIL 93.7 FM

This story, produced in partnership with Southern Illinois University journalism students, was supported by grant funding from the Pulitzer Center. Pink and

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Only a quarter of Alabama children eligible to receive federal childcare funds receive it - Vimarsana News

Only a quarter of Alabama children eligible to receive federal childcare funds receive it

The First Five Years Fund, a childcare advocacy group collaborating with federal lawmakers to enhance affordability and accessibility of childcare, unveiled a new data sheet for Alabama on Wednesday, revealing that only 24% of eligible children in the state receive federal childcare funds.