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Türkiye plans new low-interest campaign to help 1st-time homebuyers

The Turkish government is preparing to launch a new low-interest campaign for first-time homebuyers, in a move sought to ease access to residential.

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Future of low income-serving Fairfax-San Anselmo Children s Center in jeopardy as lease expires

The future of a beloved childcare center is in jeopardy as the lease expired for the Fairfax-San Anselmo Children's Center in the North Bay.

Vesta torresLauren goodenHeidi tomskyMarci trehanRoss valley school district marci trehanRoss valley schoolFairfax san anselmo children centerNorth bayFairfax san anselmo childrenDirector heidi tomskyRoss valley school district marciLease expiresLow income familiesAirfax san anselmo children x27s centerAycare possibly closingOw cost child care

Why local students are excited for the If You Give a Child a Book campaign

Students and staff at Oceano Elementary talk about about what the If You Give a Child a Book campaign means to them

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Inflation: France seeking to double list of groceries subject to price cuts

Hungary has imposed mandatory price cuts, Portugal scrapped value added tax on essential food

France generalUnited kingdomLe maireLes mousquetairesAlexandre bompardBruno le maireViktor orbanThierry cotillardFederation du commerceFinance minister bruno le maireCarrefour alexandre bompardPrime minister viktor orbanFrench governmentConsumer goodsRice cutsSupermarket prices

Medicaid expansion NC | With no final budget, Medicaid expansion won t begin in North Carolina on Oct 1

A separate expansion bill signed into law in March required a budget to be approved before people could start receiving coverage.

North carolinaUnited statesTim mooreRoy cooperRobert reivesKody kinsleyPhil bergerHuman servicesSenate minority leader dan blueHuman services secretary kody kinsleyRepublican houseGeneral assemblyHouse speaker tim mooreNorth caroliniansMinority leader dan blueHouse minority leader robert reives

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