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Md. nonprofits waiting for cuts to AmeriCorps volunteers
When officials in Washington evaluate the consequences of the sequester, Tiara Bland wants them to consider the sixth-grade girls at Mother Seton Academy. Bland, a 22-year-old AmeriCorps member at the Baltimore academy for low-income children, said the...Tags: American Red Cross, Government, Civil and Public Service, Education, Colleges and Universities
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Woodhaven offers rural features in the city
South Bend TribuneThis story was originally published on April 21, 2013. SOUTH BEND - Just before the Great Recession, South Bend police officer Anthony Ross built a home in Woodhaven, west of Rum Village Park, settling in a best-of-both-worlds neighborhood of woods and...Tags: Walmart, Wetlands, Woodhaven
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NONPROFIT SPOTLIGHT: Every little bit helps Habitat make homes
Patti Marshall is executive director of Hub Area Habitat for Humanity. Last month, I received scholarship funding to attend the Habitat International Affiliate Conference in Atlanta, Ga. More than 2,100 individuals from all over the world were in...Tags: Mortgages, Building Material, Human Interest, Shingles
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Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program offers peace and safety in Clark County
Though the Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program facility is tucked away in quiet Kentucky country, its presence is powerful for those seeking a safe haven for themselves and their children. The program serves 17 counties within the Bluegrass Area...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Economy, Business and Finance, United Way , Conservation, Abusive Behavior
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Habitat aims to beef up ReStore inventory
news@jessaminejournal.comHabitat for Humanity has launched Operation ReStoreATION, a program whose goal is to build inventory for the organization’s Restore, according to a press release. The proceeds from sales at the store go toward building homes for families,...Tags: Inventories, Housing Industry
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News briefs for March 31, 2013
Guthrie’s staff to visit Danville Congressman Brett Guthrie’s staff will gather at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Danville City Hall. Guthrie’s staff, along with Mayor Bernie Hunstad, will be available to answer questions from residents. The...
Tags: Diabetes, Philips Electronics, Taylor Swift, Health, Sexual Health
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Deeds for March 31, 2013
BOYLE Deeds filed recently in the office of Boyle County Clerk Trille Bottom include: Bayview Loan Servicing LLC to Dana Curtis, property on Nancy Avenue, $72,500. Claude M. and Freida Phillips to Phillips Heritage LLC, four parcels on Stanford...Tags: Transportation, Federal National Mortgage Association, Travel, Insurance, Road Transportation
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Recoating crumbling basement walls
The Philadelphia InquirerQ: Our 1920s Colonial has a stone foundation with some sort of cement coating on the interior. Much of the coating has flaked off, exposing the mortar joints, which are disintegrating. We recently had a sump pump and French drain installed in the...Tags: Limes, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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COLUMN: Subway knows how to pass inspections
I looked at a lot of restaurant scores earlier this week for a story I wrote on restaurants that failed inspections. The South Dakota Department of Health listed eight (later corrected to seven) Aberdeen restaurants on its website as scoring below 80,...Tags: Subway Transportation Industry, Medical Procedures and Tests, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Immigration, Health
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Harford Community College sponsors Clear Your Clutter Day April 27
Harford Community College and Sappari Solutions Professional Organizing will provide a one-stop location for people to clear the clutter in their homes in an environmentally responsible way. The third annual Clear Your Clutter Day is planned Saturday,...Tags: Harford Community College, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), ShopRite, Passenger Cars
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Danville girl aspires to be a writer
kpeek@amnews.comWhen she was younger, Reagan Jennings never enjoyed writing. She remembers one long piece at the end of her fifth-grade year, followed by the encouragement of her McGuffey Sixth Grade Center teacher Vickie Robbins being the two things that pushed her to... -
Governor picks attorney in St. Robert as new judge in Pulaski County
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. -- Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday appointed Ronda Cortesini of Waynesville, as Pulaski County associate circuit judge. The position became available upon the appointment by Gov. Nixon of Associate Circuit Judge Greg Warren as circuit judge...Tags: Justice System, Bullfighting, Texas College, Regional Authority, Crime, Law and Justice
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