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Hartlepool Carers and local Rotarians are celebrating a new partnership that will see them work more closely together. The ...

Kluwe, the Minnesota Vikings’ punter from 2005-12, was arrested in February for peacefully protesting at a Huntington Beach City Council meeting the installation of a plaque at the library that ...

Nationwide has revealed more details of its ‘big thank you’ scheme, which will see more than 12 million people across the UK gifted £50. The building society has just announced the £600 ...

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We don't have the ability on the state side to backfill,” Washington said Monday. “The only way you can really backfill on the state side is to cut services for other things, and you sort of modify ...

The International Literacy Association (ILA) is a professional organization with a mission of connecting research and practice to continuously improve the quality of literacy instruction across the ...

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