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Flick sets Oct. 5 Capitol events for custody bill (opens the original)
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Harrisburg, Pa. â State Rep. Jamie Flick (R-Lycoming/Union) announced a press conference, House Judiciary Committee public hearing, and panel focused on his child custody reform legislation were scheduled for Monday, Oct. 5, at the State Capitol. All of the events center on House Bill 1499, authored by Flick, which a release from his office said would ensure fairness in custody determinations and protect the rights of children to have equal access to both parents, provided they are willing, ab
Two bodies, vehicle found submerged in St. Joseph River (opens the original)
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NILES â Two women believed to be Vanessa Bautista and Alexa Navarro were found dead Tuesday inside a Jeep submerged in the St. Joseph River, according to the Niles Police Department. Bautista and Navarro, both South Bend residents, went missing after celebrating Bautistaâs birthday at The Arena Nightclub in Elkhart, Ind. The friends were last seen in the early hours of Sunday, while dropping off a friend in Niles â their last known location. Friends and family members have been searching t
Public lands need protection from development (opens the original)
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The New York Times on Aug. 16 reported that the Trump administration reversed decades of federal protection and opened natural habitats to drilling, mining and real estate development. For example, the national monuments in Utah have been substantially reduced in size. Along with the National Park Service funds being siphoned off to support the president's building projects in the nation's capital. During this administration, over 100 million acres of public lands, including national forests, na
The best in a place called school (opens the original)
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A professor from Western Michigan University taught me in a course called The Principalship. He told us something that rang so true with me and I repeated and shared it with colleagues for the rest of my career in education. He said, âTeaching is one of the hardest and potentially rewarding jobs there is â when you do it right.â As this school year starts, many teachers are off to a good start and doing it right. I was fortunate as both a student and professional educator to have teachers
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