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Apr 15 2024
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Dane County awards $41,000 to 15 local organizations fighting food insecurity
Fifteen local organizations will receive to fight food insecurity in Dane County, the county executive's office announced on April 8. The money, totaling $41,000, was made available this year through the Partners in Equity Food Project (PIE), spearheaded by the Dane County Office for Equity and Inclusion. The program is meant to advance the goals of the , a committee that creates
Daily CardinalApr 10 2024
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Thai Central Bank Holds Rate, Deepening Rift With Government
Thailand’s central bank left interest rates unchanged, refusing to yield to the demands of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to lower borrowing costs and signaling growing differences with the government over approaches to supporting Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy.
The Monetary Policy Committee voted 5-2 to maintain the one-day repurchase rate steady at a decade-high 2.50%, as
BloombergApr 01 2024
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Beloved Local Business Damaged In Blaze: CT News
Patch AM CT brings you the breaking and trending news stories from all across Connecticut each weekday morning. At any point, you can find your local Patch and catch up on those stories here. Thank you for reading. "While it will take some time for our family and staff to absorb the shock, we appreciate our community's support as we navigate this difficult time. Stay tuned for updates as we
Patch.comApr 19 2024
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Local NC grocer Carlie C’s IGA is closing a location in the Triangle. Here’s what we know
Carlie C’s IGA, a locally owned grocery store chain with over 30 locations across the Carolinas, will soon close its Garner location. The closing process began Thursday, April 18, when leadership told employees about the closure, marketing director Malia Allen told The News & Observer. “We were able to place all of our full-time employees, or at least able to offer them other positions
The News & ObserverMar 27 2024
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Local students shine in environmental science competition
Fifteen Beaufort County teams consisting of high school and middle school students, recently participated with more than 400 middle and high school students in the NC Coastal Envirothon competition at Weyerhaeuser’s Cool Springs Environmental Center near New Bern. Of those, eight qualified to advance to the State Envirothon competition that will be held on April 26-27 at Cedarock Park in
Washington Daily NewsApr 14 2024
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Apple’s Cook to Announce Raise in Vietnam Spending During Visit, Local Media Reports
Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook will announce the company is increasing its commitments to Vietnam on a two-day trip, news website VnExpress reported, without attribution.
Cook, who landed in the capital city of Hanoi Monday morning, will meet with Vietnamese programmers and content creators, according to the news website.
BloombergApr 12 2024
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Local champion Sadibou Sy realized his fighting dreams, and wants more
Sadibou Sy spent six weeks bulking up late last year during a prolonged trip away from his current residence in Las Vegas to his native Stockholm. When he returned to his home gym, the renowned Xtreme Couture on West Sunset Road, toward the start of the new year, Sy’s training partners hardly recognized him. Several teammates asked the previously lanky 6-foot-3 fighter about his weight. Why
Las Vegas SunApr 14 2024
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UFCW Local 99 members protest custodial worker Maria Sanchez's termination in Phoenix
Maria Sanchez protests her own termination outside Phoenix City Hall on April 10, 2024. Sanchez cleaned the offices of mayors, council members and city managers for a decade. She was fired for dress code from 3H & 3H, a city contractor. Taylor Seely/The Republic Maria Sanchez protests her own termination outside Phoenix City Hall, April 10, 2024. Sanchez cleaned the offices of mayors,
AZ CentralApr 08 2024
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Local artist to display dynamic, upcycled clothing on Weaver Street runway
On April 12, models of all races, genders and sizes will bike, skate and walk down Weaver Street in Carrboro as a part of a unique, community-sponsored fashion show. “The fashion show is unconventional in the sense that it’s not your normal run,” Marcela Slade, the show's designer, said. The show will take place during Chapel Hill and Carrboro's monthly 2nd Friday Art Walk from 6-8 p.m.,
The Daily Tar Heel