May 17, 2024
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5th annual Sand Springs Truck Touch raises funds for Angus Valley Elementary School | News

SAND SPRINGS, Okla. — A truck touch event was held Saturday raising funds for a Sand Springs elementary school. The fifth annual Sand Springs Truck Touch was held Saturday at Charles Page High School, raising funds for Angus Valley Elementary School. Angus Valley music teacher Candance Marshall said money raised at the event is going

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The 3 Best Mutual Funds to Buy in May 2024

Source: Mentari Merah Studio / Shutterstock For investors looking to avoid the hassle and stress of picking individual stocks, the best mutual funds to buy remain a great option. These funds are comprised of pooled investments. A fund manager manages a mutual fund. These fund managers pick stocks and other investments, and determine their weighting

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Underwood secures federal funds for NIU health care project – Shaw Local

U.S. Representative Lauren Underwood (IL-14) announced a new round of federal funding she has secured for health care organizations and university research in the Illinois Congressional 14th District. Underwood is a member of the United State House Appropriations Committee. U.S. Representative Lauren Underwood (IL-14) (Gary Middendorf/gmiddendorf@shawmedia.com) Northern Illinois University will receive $270,000 in federal funding

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OneOhio Recovery Foundation discusses dispersing funds

COLUMBUS — The OneOhio Recovery Foundation held its annual meeting on May 8 and discussed the closing of the foundation’s first funding application cycle. In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Chair Don Mason (region 12) opened the meeting by urging all board members to help reduce the stigma around mental health conditions. The May

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Beattie, other schools receive funds toward mental health programs

State funding for mental health programs at schools like A.W. Beattie Career Center in McCandless will help keep a positive vibe on campus. Beattie was the recipient of a $70,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, approved in April through the PA School Safety and Security Committee for public and nonpublic schools.

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Colorado State Forest Service Awards Funds to Increase Outreach About Wildfire Risk

Firefighters and residents prepare for Cameron Peak Fire, photo credit USDA Forest Service FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Just under half of all Coloradans live in the wildland-urban interface and are at risk from wildfires. To increase outreach to Coloradans about wildfire risk, the Colorado State Forest Service awarded $300,000 to organizations that serve 24 counties

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It’s Disclosure Time For Hedge Funds: What Bitcoiners Should Know

Unlike the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto, hedge funds can’t hide their Bitcoin ETF holdings. (Photo by Janos Kummer/Getty Images) Getty Images Welcome to your first 13F season, bitcoiners! Since the bitcoin Bitcoin spot ETFs launched on January 11, this marks the first quarter we’ll see which investment managers have been orange-pilled (that’s Bitcoinese for people who

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Accepting fossil fuel funds hurts Stanford sustainability

Stanford University has made progress in addressing climate issues. Accepting fossil fuel funding will upend all that painstaking work for an inconsequential sum of money. Being christened the “School of Sustainability” hasn’t stopped Stanford University administrators in the Doerr School from accepting research funding from fossil fuel companies. Data collected through a collaborative effort shows Stanford

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COVID-era funding that’s prevented thousands of evictions is set to expire. What happens next? • Michigan Advance

Pandemic relief money that has prevented thousands of Michiganders from being evicted will run out at year’s end, with legal advocates concerned that tenants will once again find themselves on the short end of the lease. Since July 2020, legal aid programs in Michigan have received additional funding as part of the statewide eviction diversion

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Haaland announces $60 million in federal funds for the Lower Rio Grande

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced on Friday that $60 million of federal funding will go to efforts to improve water conservation and increase drought resiliency in the Rio Grande Basin starting at Elephant Butte Reservoir and heading south into Texas.  Haaland, who is a native New Mexican and a member of Laguna Pueblo, announced the

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