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The Arsht-Cannon Fund at the Delaware Community Foundation continues its work to expand the educational opportunities for Delaware’s growing Latino community with close to $10 million in nonprofit grants over the last 15 years. Executive Director Dr. Christine Cannon began focused grant-making and partnerships with nonprofits in 2007 to strengthen their capacity to serve Latino children and adults with accessible, culturally and linguistically relevant programs. Program funding often supports the development of bilingual leaders and staff, program operations and supplies. Partnerships with and among grantees have fostered learning, collaboration and success in program implementation and outcomes. Over the last 15…

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DUGGAR critics have slammed Joy-Anna’s new home and claim it looks empty in response to the star allowing a look inside with new photos with her daughter, Evelyn. The Counting On alum lives in the Arkansas residence with her husband, Austin Forsyth, and their two kids. 4Joy-Anna Duggar shared a photo with her daughter Evelyn inside their Arkansas homeCredit: Instagram/@joy4site 4However, fans criticized the home’s interior, calling it ‘boring’ and ’empty’Credit: Instagram/@joy4site Joy-Anna, 24, shared the mother-daughter photos on her Instagram Saturday. In them, the 19 Kids and Counting alum held her youngest child by her hands as she playfully…

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District Collector Geromic George has promised a football match to the young residents of Government Children’s Home, Poojappura, here. At an interaction with the children at the valedictory of the two-day Onam celebrations at the home here on Saturday, the Collector challenged them to a football match once an artificial turf got ready on the premises. Mr. George was on his first visit to the children’s home after assuming charge as District Collector last month. The home has 37 residents at present. “I too play football. I will come and play with you once the football turf gets ready. I…

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As the summer winds down, maybe it’s time to get back into the working mindset — or even to change careers! This list of jobs located in Montreal that pay at least $60,000 annually is a great place to kick off your job search, daydream about a new position or discover your next great opportunity.Some of these jobs have remote options, and great benefits and others don’t even require a university degree! It’s a tough market right now, but there are still plenty of positions out there that may be calling your name.Salary: $36 hourly, 40 hours per weekEmployer: Reno…

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When you start your first job or exit college, you probably start contributing to a 401(k) or a similar retirement account. But, as the best advice goes, it’s never too early to start investing. Due – Due But now you have kids, and you wonder: what if you extended that advice to your children, even though they don’t necessarily earn money yet? Well, you can get your kids started with investing before they earn any real income. This could pay dividends in the future (both philosophically and literally), as it may set your children up to be wise stewards of…

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A CITY insurance company has raised £25,000 for its charity partner, Acorns Children’s Hospice. SJL Insurance, whose Worcester office is based on The Tything, raised the money at the SJL Ball in April 2022.  Simon Lancaster, trustee of the SJL Foundation commented: “We feel proud to give £25,000 to Acorns Children’s Hospice today. “The SJL Foundation raised the amount via the sale of tickets, sponsorship deals and fund-raising raffles, auctions and games on the night among our 220 guests at the Bank House Hotel, Spa and Golf Club. “We wanted every penny of the amount raised to go to the…

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This will allow foreign litigants to easily learn about court procedures File photo By WAM Published: Sun 4 Sep 2022, 3:34 PM The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has extended the range of use of their interactive bilingual claim forms for cases brought before courts. Spanish is the latest language to be included alongside Arabic, English, French, Hindi, Russian and Chinese — bringing the total number of languages used in bilingual claim forms to seven. This will allow foreign litigants to easily learn about court procedures in their own language and to familiarise themselves with the rights and duties stipulated…

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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Josh Knipple wants to see churches filled with children again.And it’s his hope that his new book, “Eli Goes To Church,” will help youngsters develop a better understanding of church, faith and living in Jesus’ image as seen through the eyes of a child.Knipple, who serves as pastor and outreach coordinator for Crucified Ministries, said the book has been five years in the making. The title character is named after his son Eli. “I wrote it when Eli was 1, and my wife (Lindsey) and I were praying over raising him in the church and what that…

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STORRS — Nika Mühl says she asked for UConn women’s basketball associate head coach Chris Dailey’s blessing before getting her latest tattoo this summer.At least, that’s Muhl’s story should Dailey ever ask. While home in Croatia, Muhl got the word “loyalty” written in cursive tattooed on the right side of her neck. It’s her 16th tattoo. “I’ve wanted this tattoo for quite a while,” Muhl said Thursday in Werth Champions Basketball Center. She laughed before adding, “I wouldn’t get a neck tat if I didn’t want it for a while.” This is Nika Muhl. She’s the fiery and aggressive yet…

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RACINE — With back to school season just around the corner, consider becoming a Schools of Hope tutor.Schools of Hope is a United Way of Racine County initiative that has positively impacted students’ lives for over a decade. In this program, volunteer tutors are paired with young children on a regular basis to provide reading support.Schools of Hope will be offering in-person tutoring during the school day for the first time since the pandemic. Opportunities are available to assist first-, second- and third-grade students in Racine. Volunteers can work with students at one of United Way’s three community schools — Knapp,…

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