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OWN’s New Documentary Spotlights Black Women Who Made Volleyball History (opens the original)
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"We Belong Here: The Story of Team Dream" follows 12 Black women who came together to compete at the USA Volleyball Open National Championship. OWN is spotlighting Black women athletes with a new documentary about the groundbreaking volleyball team Team Dream. We Belong Here: The Story of Team Dream follows 12 Black women who came together in 2018 with limited practice time but a shared belief in one another as they prepared to compete in the USA Women’s Volleyball Championship. Led by NCAA cham
Co-Living Is On The Rise As Older Adults Search For Affordable Housing (opens the original)
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As rents climb, co-living companies and lawmakers are turning unused bedrooms into affordable housing. Amid America’s growing housing crisis, housing advocates are fighting to make better use of the empty bedrooms already available across the country. Skyrocketing rents and the rising cost of living are pushing more adults to turn to co-living, an affordable housing option also known as house-sharing, room rentals, or “adult dorm rooms.” According to a report published by Zillow, the number of h
East Harlem Businesses Take A Hit As 2nd Avenue Subway Construction Disrupts Sales (opens the original)
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Small-business owners say barriers, noise, access problems, and prolonged construction are squeezing revenue as the MTA pushes ahead with its East Harlem expansion. Small businesses in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood are taking a massive hit. Business owners along Second Avenue say the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s (MTA) Second Avenue Subway Phase 2 project is disrupting customer access and reducing sales. The nearly $7 billion project will extend Q train service to 125th Stre
A $620K Payroll Mistake Has MARTA Chasing Down A Former Employee (opens the original)
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A clerical error sent $620,000 in unearned overtime to a former MARTA station cleaner, and the transit agency is now suing to get its money back. An Atlanta transit worker ended up with a $620,000 surprise in his paycheck. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) says a former station cleaner was mistakenly paid approximately $620,000 in overtime in April, despite not earning the money. The agency says it discovered the error in July, but the funds still have not been returned fi
Delta Is Training The Next Generation of Black Aviation Talent (opens the original)
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Delta and OBAP’s Atlanta ACE Academy are giving students a hands-on look at aviation maintenance careers. For young people seeking a high-paying career that doesn’t necessarily require a four-year college degree, the aviation industry is putting another option on the runway. Delta Air Lines and the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) recently brought 45 middle and high school students to Atlanta for the Aviation Career Education (ACE) Academy’s aviation maintenance program. The
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