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Students Vow to Rally Support for Alberta Teachers Legislated Back to Work

Danielle Smith · Bradford West Gwillimbury

Students Vow to Rally Support for Alberta Teachers Legislated Back to Work

73% Left coverage: 26 sources

After three weeks away from school, kids have gone back to class, and some say they’re worried for their teachers, who were forced to return by the province.See the Story

Salem city councilors accept a largely anonymous donation to pay for more police

Salem, Oregon · Salem

Salem city councilors accept a largely anonymous donation to pay for more police

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Infant Dies After Being Found Unresponsive at Manteca Daycare. Owner Arrested

Manteca · Manteca

Infant Dies After Being Found Unresponsive at Manteca Daycare. Owner Arrested

Manteca police are investigating the death of a 4-month-old boy who stopped breathing last week at a licensed daycare where the owner was allegedly intoxicated, the Manteca Police Department said in a statement. Officers were called about 1:25 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, to a daycare in the 2300 block of Merlin Lane, where they found adults performing CPR on the infant, police said. Responding officers and medics took over lifesaving efforts before…See the Story

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