SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS Decatur is making a major investment in its future, with city leaders moving forward on a transformative project that could reshape both athletics and student life in the River City. The Decatur […]
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The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office hosted a town hall on March 18 at Digital Harbor High School to discuss juvenile crime and the impact of local smoke shops in Baltimore. Panelists and community members advocated for a fight against the opening of these businesses, as well as providing local resources to attendees.
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The Birmingham Times The Phi Iota Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., commemorated 26 years of service to the Birmingham community with a Founders’ Day and Rededication Ceremony, highlighted by the opening of a time capsule sealed in 2001. The capsule, prepared in honor of the chapter’s chartering on December 11, 1999, contained […]
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On behalf of the nearly 9 million people who are now in default on their student loans, a coalition of advocates from consumer, civil rights, and education organizations is appealing to the federal Education Department to halt its plans to begin garnishing borrowers’ wages this month. Default status connotes borrowers are 270 days or more behind on their payments.
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California has always been seen as the land of vitality — sunshine, beaches, and wellness culture. But beneath that image is a growing public health crisis we cannot afford to ignore.
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