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[ad_1] Pro-Palestinian students at CUNY School of Law in Long Island City protest during the monthly school faculty meeting on May 15. Shortly after the

[ad_1] Outside the 18th District Chicago police station, a group gathered Sunday afternoon waving Palestinian flags and wearing kaffiyehs in the first of many actions

[ad_1] Trainer wins national award Patrick Ohaver, coordinator of Methodist Hospitals Sports Medicine Program, has been recognized by the Secondary School Committee of the National

[ad_1] Police said the pro-Palestinian protesters unlawfully blocked traffic. But the local councilmember said the law enforcement response made the situation worse. A police spokesperson

[ad_1] The Portage City Council is taking another stab at annexing 38 acres after repealing an attempt to do so last year. Providence Real Estate

[ad_1] A new group has been formed to address the growing problem of pollution from plastics. Valparaiso University chemistry professor Julie Peller put the issue

[ad_1] Older New Yorkers and advocates protested budget cuts to senior programs outside of City Hall last week. The city's Department for the Aging is

[ad_1] A number of community composting sites have closed amid budget cuts. It's the latest community composting site closure after the Adams administration cut funding

[ad_1] Mother-daughter scouting enthusiasts Kelluana Mack and Kendall Jackson, of Merrillville, say they don’t know what all the fuss is over Boy Scouts of America