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Advocates combat Utah factory farming ahead of holidays Animal rights advocates are coming to Utah this week to sound the alarm about the living conditions and treatment of turkeys on large factory farms.On Friday, the group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals will hold a demonstration in Logan to raise awareness of the 46 million turkeys i…
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Federal funds expand successful MA diaper distribution program A federal pilot program distributing diapers to Massachusetts families in need is expanding.The program has already distributed more than two million diapers, along with wipes and other supplies, to roughly 2,500 children over the past year.Melissa White, director of programs for the Va…
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Israel retaliates against Iran; Americans oppose mass deportations; an online event aims to break myths about immigration; bail reform doesn't have the impacts some believe; insurance claims post-Helene and Milton are being denied at high rates; members of a teacher's union are unhappy at the pace of negotiations; and early voting yields high retur…
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Israel retaliates against Iran; Americans oppose mass deportations; an online event aims to break myths about immigration; bail reform doesn't have the impacts some believe; insurance claims post-Helene and Milton are being denied at high rates; members of a teacher's union are unhappy at the pace of negotiations; and early voting yields high retur…
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Conservation easements in UT protect 5,500 acres of farm land Utah's leaders are taking steps to protect the state's shrinking agricultural land by issuing conservation easements. The move will limit non-agricultural uses on protected lands and ensure they remain dedicated to farming and ranching.Jeremy Christensen, land conservation program manage…
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Utahns are encouraged to explore health care options during open enrollment The annual Medicare open enrollment period is now underway and older Utahns are being encouraged to consider their choices.Advisers said a good first step is to not only understand the options but also weigh health care and budget needs.Dr. ...(Read More)…
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Medicare payment cuts leave New England private practices in critical condition Ongoing cuts to Medicare reimbursement rates are leaving New England private practices in critical condition.Doctors said the outdated payment system is forcing them to close or consolidate, limiting patient access to lifesaving treatments.Dr. ...(Read More)…
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Trump delivers profanity, below-the-belt digs at Catholic charity banquet; Poll finds Harris leads among Black voters in key states; Puerto Rican parish leverages solar power to build climate resilience hub; TN expands SNAP assistance to residents post-Helene; New report offers solutions for CT's 'disconnected' youth.…
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Medicare open enrollment in MA brings prescription drug savings Medicare open enrollment is underway and Massachusetts residents over 65 are encouraged to consider their health plan options.Changes this year include a $2,000 out-of-pocket cap on prescription drugs.Cindy Phillips, director of the state's health insurance information program Serving …
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Prosecutors to seek grand jury indictments today for 14-year-old suspect in Georgia school shooting; Former President Jimmy Carter, age 100, votes early in presidential election from hospice; AARP survey reveals key issues for Michigan seniors with 20 days to the election; Sale of Ohio's Gavin coal-fired power plant sparks uncertainty among residen…
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Prosecutors to seek grand jury indictments today for 14-year-old suspect in Georgia school shooting; Former President Jimmy Carter, age 100, votes early in presidential election from hospice; AARP survey reveals key issues for Michigan seniors with 20 days to the election; Sale of Ohio's Gavin coal-fired power plant sparks uncertainty among residen…
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Weber State University preps auto techs for dynamic industry The automotive industry is changing, and one Utah university is reimagining how to prepare new and current auto technicians to meet the demands of the transition from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles. Brian Rague, associate dean of the College of Engineering, Applied Scien…
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The U.S. warns Israel to improve humanitarian conditions in Gaza or face military aid restrictions. Georgia sets a record with 252,000 early votes; efforts are underway in Georgia and Oregon to promote local food in schools and ensure free meals for all students, and lawsuits against TikTok target youth addiction and mental health concerns.…
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A Texas judge upholds Robert Roberson's execution for his daughter's death, Vice President Harris calls Trump's vision 'fascist,' the U.S. warned Israel on Gaza's humanitarian conditions, Ferndale, Mich., has big plans for federal clean energy funding and New Mexico restores voting rights for people with felony convictions after release.…
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The U.S. warned Israel to improve humanitarian conditions in Gaza or face military aid restrictions, while Georgia set a record with 252,000 early votes; efforts are also underway in Georgia and Oregon to promote local food in schools and ensure free meals for all students, amid lawsuits against TikTok over youth addiction and mental health concern…
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More MA communities strive for building decarbonization By Sarah Shemkus for Energy News Network. Broadcast version by Kathryn Carley for Maine News Service reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service CollaborationA year and a half since Massachusetts introduced an optional new building code aimed at lowering fossil fuel use,…
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Hurricane Milton brought a thousand-year rain event to Tampa Bay; 2.2 million are still without power; Ohio voters have more in common than you might think; New legislative scorecard highlights leaders on children's issues; Feds set deadline to replace lead water pipes; schools excluded new legislative scorecard highlights leaders on children's iss…
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