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Jun 16 2025POLITICS

Young Adults May Be Banned From Bars In Hammond

A recent proposal in Hammond has stirred up quite a bit of controversy. The proposal suggests that individuals aged 18 to 20 may be barred from entering local bars, regardless of whether they intend to drink or not. This idea has sparked a heated debate among local business owners and residents. Th

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Jun 16 2025HEALTH

Breastfeeding Hurdles for Tiny Babies

Breastfeeding is crucial for very low birth weight (VLBW) babies, those weighing 1. 500 grams or less at birth. These tiny infants face higher risks of health issues and long-term problems. Feeding them with their mother's own milk (MOM) can significantly lower these risks. However, many VLBW infant

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Jun 16 2025OPINION

Saratoga's Heartbeat: The Power of Volunteers

Saratoga is a city that thrives on the dedication of its volunteers. From the Saratoga Library to the lively Saratoga Nights, these events and places are the result of countless hours given by people who care deeply about their community. However, there's a growing concern: many local groups are str

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Jun 16 2025ENVIRONMENT

Nature's Healing Power for Everyone

Nature is often seen as a feast for the eyes, with vibrant colors and beautiful landscapes. But it offers so much more. Engaging all five senses in nature can boost health, especially for those with disabilities. The scent of certain flowers might trigger fond memories. The sound of bees buzzing can

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Jun 16 2025POLITICS

Lives Lost: The Struggle for Aid in Gaza

In the early hours of Sunday, eight lives were lost, and many more were injured in a shooting near aid sites in Gaza. People were desperate for food and other essentials. The sites are supported by Israel and the United States. These sites are run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. This group want

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Jun 15 2025CRIME

A Nebraska Meatpacking Plant Faces a Big Change

In the heart of Omaha, Nebraska, a meatpacking plant is trying to bounce back after a major immigration raid. Glenn Valley Foods, a place that has been packaging boxed beef for over 15 years, suddenly found itself in the spotlight. On a Thursday afternoon, the waiting area was packed with job seeker

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Jun 15 2025POLITICS

Deadly Chaos at Gaza Aid Sites

The Gaza Strip is a place where people are desperate for food. On a recent Sunday, at least eight Palestinians were killed and many more were hurt. This happened near places where food is given out. These places are supported by Israel and the United States. People who saw what happened said tha

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Jun 15 2025HEALTH

The Struggle for Support: Autism Services in Europe

In Europe, the number of autism diagnoses has been climbing. However, this rise has not translated into better access to services for autistic individuals. Many communities are still grappling with significant hurdles. The gap between diagnosis and support is wide. Why is this happening? One reason

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Jun 15 2025HEALTH

Uncovering the Root Causes of Female Genital Mutilation in Ethiopia

In Ethiopia, a harmful tradition persists that affects many young girls. Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), also known as female genital cutting or circumcision, is a practice that involves removing parts of a girl's genitalia. This is done for cultural, not medical, reasons. It is a deeply rooted pra

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Jun 15 2025EDUCATION

Making Sport Inclusive: A Look at Training for Professionals Working with Autistic Youth

Working with autistic individuals requires a unique set of skills and knowledge. This is especially true for those in sports and exercise fields. A recent project aimed to create a training package for these professionals. The project involved a co-design process, which means it included input from

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