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United Way Hosts Diaper Drive to Aid Families in Need

United Way Hosts Diaper Drive to Aid Families in Need

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

GREENFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - United Way of the Franklin & Hampshire Region (UWFH) is sponsoring a diaper drive for families in need through June 30. SNAP and WIC cannot be used to buy diapers, and can cost as much as $100 per month per child, with prices continuing to rise. In a study conducted by researchers at the University of Vermont and the Greater Boston Food Bank, around 36% of Massachusetts families with young children could not afford eno…See the Story

Middlebury’s first dog mayor sworn into office, hoping to spread more love in the community

Burlington, Vermont · Burlington

Middlebury’s first dog mayor sworn into office, hoping to spread more love in the community

Coverage: 2 sources

Three-and-a-half-year-old Tela, took an oath of office and signed her name with a paw print on Monday to become Middlebury’s first dog mayor.See the Story

What to Know About 'No Kings Day' Protests Around Pittsburgh-Area

What to Know About 'No Kings Day' Protests Around Pittsburgh-Area

Coverage: 2 sources

Cranberry Township Police say that they have been in contact with organizers of an event planned at the intersection of Route 228, Route 19 and Freedom Road and that the protest is “planned as a peaceful demonstration.”See the Story

Eagles defeat No. 1 Lyndon in softball championship

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

CASTLETON — It took 10 innings to decide Saturday’s Division II softball final between No. 1 Lyndon and No. 2 Mount Abraham at Vermont State University-Castleton. In the end the Eagles broke through for the victory. After junior Gretchen Toy singled to lead off the top of the 10th, the Eagles moved freshman courtesy runner Mady King around the bases for the run that gave Mount Abe its decisive 6-5 lead. And then Toy, the winning pitcher, slammed…Addison County · Addison County Read Article

CT colleges uncertain about international student enrollment as federal student visa policies evolve

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As federal leaders attack higher education and enforce borders more strictly, Connecticut international students may be impacted.Education · New Haven See the Story

Eagles tame Otters, will play for D-II softball title

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

BRISTOL — The No. 3 Otter Valley softball team entered its Division II semifinal in Bristol against No. 2 Mount Abraham riding a 12-game winning streak and carrying an impressive 15-3 record. For three and a half innings the Otters traded blows with the Eagles, the last team to defeat them, 19-7, back on May 1 on the same field. The teams had traded blows early on, and in the top of the fourth inning OV sophomore Sophie Parker, the pitcher, home…Addison County · Addison County Read Article

Homeless still among us, but less visible

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Banned words are on display in Bristol

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

BRISTOL — Diversity. Elderly. Peanut Allergies. Gulf of Mexico. Those are some of the words and phrases that have popped up on objects around Bristol. Those same words have been flagged or removed from various government agency websites and other materials. Several news organizations have in recent months reported on lists of terms flagged by federal agencies to remove, limit or avoid. In response, Bristol resident and artist Pamela Fogg decided…Addison County · Addison County Read Article

Middlebury takes stand on Medicaid cuts

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By the way for Jun. 12

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Bloomsday honors James Joyce, freedom of expression

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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE PARDON Tillinghast Professor of Religion Shalom Goldman MIDDLEBURY — It was just over a century ago that the Irish writer James Joyce put the finishing touches on what would become one of the most well-known and controversial novels of its time. That book was “Ulysses.” Today many still consider “Ulysses” to be of the greatest works of literature, and fans of the novel and its author continue to gather each year for “Bloomsday…Addison County · Addison County Read Article

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