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Building Homes, Honoring History: New Affordable Apartments in North Las Vegas

October 25, 2025

A new housing project is on the rise in North Las Vegas, bringing nearly 200 affordable apartments to the area. The Senator Joseph M. Neal Jr. Apartments, named after Nevada’s first Black state senator, will offer a mix of one and two-bedroom units. This project is a big deal because Las Vegas is in

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Helping Hands in Hard Times

October 25, 2025

In Pennsylvania, many people are struggling because of the government shutdown. A woman went to church in tears because she won't get food benefits in November. She wasn't there to talk about politics. She just needed help to feed her kids. Millions of people in Pennsylvania rely on these benefits.

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Exploring Careers: Tallahassee's Expo Connects Jobs and People

October 25, 2025

The recent Worlds of Work Career Expo in North Florida brought together students and employers in a unique way. This year, the event was open to the public, not just high schoolers. John Trombetta from Terracon, an engineering firm, was surprised by the quality of the students and the interest from

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A School's Big Surprise for Their Beloved Leader

October 25, 2025

In a heartwarming turn of events, a New York school pulled off a secret wedding ceremony for their principal, Brianna Lanoye. The surprise was orchestrated by the students and staff of the Buffalo Academy of Science, a K-12 charter school. Lanoye, who is known for her deep affection for her students

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Art Show Supports Local Kids' Creativity

October 25, 2025

A gallery in Old Greenwich is hosting its second annual art show. This event is not just about displaying art. It is also about supporting local kids' access to arts programs. The show, called "Art Today-Futures Tomorrow, " will open on Oct. 25. It will feature a mix of famous and local artists. The

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Young Minds in Turmoil: Navigating Europe's Mental Health Storm

October 25, 2025

Europe's youngsters are facing a mental health storm. Many issues are piling up. The COVID-19 pandemic hit them hard. Wars are breaking out more often. The climate is changing fast. Plus, the internet is always there, good and bad. These factors are making life tough for kids and teens. Mental heal

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A Cozy Corner in NYC: Mustang Harry's 30-Year Journey

October 25, 2025

Mustang Harry's, a cherished Midtown sports bar, marks its 30th anniversary. The Conroy brothers, Ian and Niall, have been at the helm since day one. They credit their success to treating patrons like family. The bar opened in 1995, inspired by the Conroys' family pub in Ireland. Their children hav

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GlowFEST Lights Up Downtown Reading

October 24, 2025

GlowFEST is making a comeback to downtown Reading, promising an exciting night filled with lights and activities. This event is set to take place on Saturday, from 4 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. , along Penn Street, specifically in the 500 and 600 blocks. The event organizers have added new attractions to k

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Cincinnati's Shift in Policing: A New Approach to Crime

October 24, 2025

Cincinnati is changing its approach to policing. After a recent shooting, the mayor wants police to focus more on minor crimes. This is a big change from their recent goal to reduce police involvement in non-violent situations. The city has been working on ways to send mental health professionals i

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Baltimore Residents Push for Change in Juvenile Crime Approach

October 24, 2025

In Baltimore, a heated debate is unfolding about how to tackle juvenile crime. Many locals believe the current methods aren't tough enough. They want to see more consequences for young offenders, rather than just diversion programs. A local resident, Donna Ann Ward, started a petition that gathered