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Nominate a local Livingston Hero: Champions for Children Awards 2025
Learn about Livingston’s Champions for Children Awards and how you can nominate a local hero in 2025.
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Villanova study reveals the hidden dangers of using road salt
Villanova’s Dr. Steven Goldsmith reveals road salt’s extensive environmental impacts, stressing the need for alternatives like brine to mitigate harm.
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6 cozy & quaint New Hampshire tearooms
Tea is not just a beverage. At these six New Hampshire tearooms, it’s a full-on event.
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Avoid tourist traps & explore Wisconsin Dells like a local
Wisconsin Dells is a popular tourist destination, but if you want to do this city right, you need to check out its best local restaurants, businesses, and wilderness spots.
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9 fantastic job-training programs for Arizona high schoolers
Graduating high school is a big deal. These nine job-training programs for Arizona students make it an even bigger deal by paving the way for a meaningful career right out of high school!
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Speaking Wisconsin: 23 Sayings, slang, & “Midwest Nice” behaviors explained
Have you ever visited the great state of Wisconsin and wondered what in the world people were saying? Read on for common Wisconsin sayings and what they mean.
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Winter Storm Blankets NH: See Which Towns Got the Most Snow
New Hampshire saw light snow totals with a wintry mix over the weekend. Town-by-town snow totals range from 3″ to 7.8″.
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Treatment, not prison: NC’s new $11M mental health initiative
NC’s Department of Health and Human Services allocates $11M to community diversion and reentry programs, enhancing support for justice-involved people.
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Touching the stars: UofA Pioneers Astronomy Program for Visually Impaired Students
Steve Kortenkamp adapted his University of Arizona astronomy curriculum to aid a blind student, sparking a cross-campus initiative with Sunggye Hong to support visually impaired students in STEM.
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How Kindness Café is Brewing Change in Charlottesville
The Kindness Café + Play, located at a historic house in Charlottesville, offers a welcoming space and employment for adults with cognitive disabilities.
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