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Finding Hope, Healing, and Inner Peace: Family Members, Supporters Meet for Overdose Awareness Day (opens the original)
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Community members and families recently gathered for the ninth annual Overdose Awareness Day Delaware, an event that was both a solemn memorial and a vibrant source of connection, hope, and healing for those walking a path of recovery. Organized by Face the Facts Delaware, this year’s event brought together more than 125 vendors, local county and city support, food trucks, and first responders, according to Becky Eppig, chair of the event and a founding board member of Face the Facts Delaware. E
Delaware Festivalgoers Voice Outrage Over Forced Organ Harvesting in China (opens the original)
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Amid cultural celebrations at the Baila Con Dover Latin Festival at the Green in historic downtown Dover, Delaware, on Aug. 29, an informational booth hosted by local Falun Gong practitioners drew steady attention from festivalgoers, civic leaders, and political candidates seeking to raise awareness of human rights abuses in China. Several festival attendees took time to learn the exercises directly from practitioners. Paul Skivers, an administrative assistant with the Capital School District in
Latin Festival Fosters Cross-Cultural Unity and Fellowship in Delaware Capital (opens the original)
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Latin rhythms, colorful vendor displays, and the aroma of authentic cuisine filled the Green in historic downtown Dover, Delaware, on Saturday as the fourth annual Baila Con Dover Latin Festival brought residents, community groups, and local leaders together to celebrate Hispanic heritage and intercultural fellowship. The festival, organized by the Hispanic Organization of Latin Americans (HOLA), has grown significantly since its early days. Delaware State Sen. Eric Buckson told The Epoch Times
Philadelphia Rallygoers Urge US Senate to Pass Bill Targeting Forced Organ Harvesting in China (opens the original)
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Adherents of Falun Gong and community supporters gathered in Philadelphia’s Chinatown on Saturday to hold a public rally to expose the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) state-sponsored campaign of forced organ harvesting and to urge the U.S. Senate to swiftly pass pending bipartisan legislation opposing it. The CCP, fearing that Falun Gong’s popularity threatened the regime’s power, launched a brutal persecution campaign in July 1999 aimed at crushing the practice. Since then, untold numbers of pr
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