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In 11th-hour change, SD officials cut Indigenous references from social studies standards
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In 11th-hour change, SD officials cut Indigenous references from social studies standards
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Port Huron isn’t ‘exploding’ with new rentals, city data shows
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City Manager James Freed said that the long-term perception of Port Huron was once that it’s a place where rentals “are exploding and that people aren’t buying homes.”
But a recent look at city data is showing signs of a shift in trends that prove more people are buying homes than creating new rental units.
On two maps created this month, the difference doesn’t look that big with small red and green rectangles scattered in neighborhoods across the city. Freed said he thinks the visualization helps illustrate the “rapid change” in housing stock across the city.
Geneva Housing Authority executive director says discrimination report will likely be summarized
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The YWCA of Hartford organized the remembrance. Author: Gaby Molina Updated: 11:50 PM EDT May 8, 2021
HARTFORD, Conn. For many families, Mother s Day serves as a painful reminder that their loved one is no longer with them. To show those mothers support, The YWCA Hartford Region hosted a vigil Saturday evening. To be able to honor and recognize not only the contributions of mothers historically as well as during present day is to really honor and recognize the fact that mothers deserve to have the attention they often times don t get, said Andrew Woods, executive director of Hartford Communities That Care.
Darlene Childs is one of the mothers who sadly lost her son, Chase Hernandez to violence.