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The recently concluded state legislative session marks a success for the teams of professionals that come together each day at The Harbor Children’s Alliance and Victim Center, the children’s advocacy center (CAC) serving Calhoun County, to investigate and prosecute crimes against children and provide healing to these most vulnerable victims.
As members of Congress scramble to draft legislation for health care reform before the upcoming August recess, industry leaders in Tennessee are watching closely to see how the debates in Washington are going to affect patients and doctors here at home.
Just over one week before Manhattan’s annual LGBT Pride March, the campaigns of the two leading mayoral candidates, incumbent Michael Bloomberg and challenger William Thompson, the city comptroller, released lists of endorsers from the LGBT community.
Yes Oliver Buston Has anything of substance come out of L'Aquila for the world's poor? Today's announcement of a deal to support farmers in poor countries is potentially one of the brighter moments. The aim of the $20bn ($12bn) package is to help poor countries feed themselves rather than us doling out millions in food aid to keep them alive. And one day soon they might even be able to feed us, ...
A summer after the United States Forest Service chainsawed a volunteer-built bridge on the Mill Creek trail, it planned to replace it with another span.
The wind that scrubs Colorado’s eastern plains will soon go to good use.
DENVER (AP) A company that supplies power to rural electric cooperatives in four Western states announced Monday that it will buy electricity from a new wind farm on Colorado's Eastern Plains.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., July 10 /PRNewswire/ -- The IPSO Alliance, an international non-profit group advancing greater awareness for Internet Protocol-connected smart objects, has added 15 new companies to its members' roster, including several of the world's leading technology and manufacturing brands. The new member organizations include such familiar names as Intel, Bosch and Johnson ...
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JSU's Southern Institute for Mental Health Advocacy, Research and Training and other outreach groups will present a Minority Mental Health Expo on July 25.
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