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With childcare landscape changing, Mitchell daycare looks to adapt
Kayla Lux knows the challenges of meeting childcare demands. She's been facing those challenges for years as owner of Little Learners, LLC, a licensed childcare center with two locations in Mitchell.
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Rural hospitals across US brace for financial hits or even closure under Republicans’ $1 trillion Medicaid cut
One analysis estimates more than 300 hospitals could be at risk of closing under the Republican measure to slash about $1 ...
Statesboro Herald5h
Firecracker Fest 2025 celebrates Independence Day with fun, frogs and fireworks
The Bulloch County Recreation and Parks Department and Cardinal LG presented the 2025 Firecracker Fest at Mill Creek Regional ...
Healthcare Innovation5h
Congress Passes Tax and Immigration Bill, with Massive Medicaid Cuts
On July 3, the House of Representatives passed a tax and immigration bill involving unprecedented Medicaid cuts ...
NJ native and music legend Connie Francis recovering after ICU hospitalization
Connie Francis is recovering after she was hospitalized. The Belleville NJ native had to cancel a July 4 radio appearance.
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Woodbine Groom Alafia ‘Laffy’ Campbell Shares Heartfelt Bond With Her Horses
After starting to work with horses 12 years ago following her first trip to the racetrack, she is a valued member of trainer ...
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Day care parents and providers relieved Wisconsin budget includes child care funding
Parents and daycare providers in Wisconson are breathing a sigh of relief after Governor Evers and Republican lawmakers ...
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The day care system is broken, SE Minnesota providers say. But change is on the horizon - InForum
Fifteen years ago, Olmsted County was once home to more than 500 family day care providers, a child care expert said, citing one study. Today, there are fewer than 250.
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The day care system is broken, Rochester area providers say. But change is on the horizon - Post Bulletin
Fifteen years ago, Olmsted County was once home to more than 500 family day care providers, a child care expert said, citing one study. Today, there are fewer than 250.