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Lac du Flambeau hosts laptop drive to provide tech upgrade for community
3+ hour, 19+ min ago (108+ words) wjfw. com - Rhinelander receives $1. 1 million in grants for local sidewalks and roads - Gilgeous-Alexander wins NBA's Clutch Player of Year award in landslide, topping Murray, Edwards - Former Wisconsin guard John Blackwell announces that he's transferring to Duke - Judge dismisses lawsuit with…...
Property Transfers
14+ hour, 42+ min ago (343+ words) Phillip and Alicia Halter to Dylan and Hannah Kyle in District 13. Charles Edward Prater to CSG Stores, LLC in District 11. J & E Properties, Inc. to CSG Stores, LLC in District 11. Lanny and Vicky Throckmorton to Devin and Thomas Daffron. No…...
Congressman Cleaver Reintroduces Legislation to Strengthen Civics Education in Schools
9+ hour, 49+ min ago (517+ words) (Washington, D. C.) " Today U. S. Representative Emanuel Cleaver, II (D-MO) reintroduced legislation to strengthen civics education in schools across the country. The Civics Learning Act would reaffirm Congress" commitment to protecting American democracy by ensuring schools have the resources needed to provide a…...
Upcoming event at the GRAM highlights important themes
10+ hour, 19+ min ago (54+ words) WOODTV. com It's a free event that invites community members to come together and reflect on resilience, authenticity, and the courage to belong Graci is here to talk more about Thursday's event Thursday, April 23 from 68 pm Free admission Grand Rapids…...
New research shows rising class, falling race gaps in economic mobility
11+ hour, 42+ min ago (885+ words) Rochester Beacon The question of how best to enhance upward mobility has endured as a public policy theme in Rochester. The Rochester-Monroe Anti-Poverty Initiative drives efforts to improve financial stability, while the city's Office of Financial Empowerment focuses on banking…...
The Amazing Reasons Behind a Prairie Dog's "Jump Yip
15+ hour, 38+ min ago (557+ words) Home " Wildlife " The Amazing Reasons Behind a Prairie Dog's "Jump Yip" The jump yip is a multi-part movement that begins with a prairie dog rising onto its hind legs and extending its body skyward. In this posture, the prairie dog…...
Learn to help those struggling
12+ hour, 58+ min ago (171+ words) Mostly sunny with less wind and not quite as cool of a feel as Monday. . Becoming mostly cloudy with a few scattered showers, especially after midnight. MARSHFIELD, Wis. " A series of free community suicide-prevention trainings will be offered across Wisconsin…...
What's Happening, April 21
15+ hour, 42+ min ago (493+ words) Laramie Plains Lions Club meets: 6: 30-7: 30 a. m. , at Ivinson Memorial Hospital Turtle Rock Conference Room, 255 N. 30th St. Join the organization for fellowship and learn how it serves our community, state, nation and the world. For more information, call Lewis Lyon at 307-760-1994 or email…...
Pleatuea women protest rising terrorist attacks, demand that soldier leave the state
10+ hour, 17+ min ago (433+ words) Women protest killings in Barkin Ladi, destroy military checkpoint Residents accuse security forces of failing to prevent repeated attacks Protesters say troops arrive only after casualties are recorded Growing loss of trust in the Nigerian Armed Forces Angry residents in…...
Paper Carrier Extinction Foreshadowed Youth Labor Market Collapse
16+ hour, 58+ min ago (696+ words) Forbes Paper Carrier Extinction Foreshadowed Youth Labor Market Collapse As the world of work braces for potentially massive AI-related job losses, the story of the paper carrier is a harbinger of things to come. In the early 1980s, roughly 1 million children…...