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Without abortion, pregnancy aid programs face surge in demand

Saturday, June 25 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- The Supreme Court’s landmark decision overturning Roe v. Wade has set the stage for a major test of public and private pregnancy support programs that abortion rights opponents have touted for decades.“This is not the moment to celebrate. I'm not celebrating,” said... Read More.

Why opioid overdose prevention programs work as NYC leads nation with 1st center

Saturday, February 19 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- It's been two months since New York City opened the first-ever overdose prevention center (OPC) in the United States, and public health experts said the clinic is already saving lives.OPCs are a form of harm reduction, which is a set of strategies... Read More.

Gun violence interrupters point to promise of intervention programs

Tuesday, February 8 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- In North Lawndale, a neighborhood on the West Side of Chicago laden with crime and poverty, Derek Brown, founder of Boxing Out Negativity, has taken the fight against gun violence off the street and into the ring.His program provides mentorship and... Read More.

States, towns use incentive programs to entice movers across the country

Wednesday, December 22 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- With on-site work in a state of flux due to the pandemic, small towns, big towns, regions and even states, have launched programs to incentivize people to move.Anela Malik and Ahmed Zuhairy have worked from their home in Washington, D.C., for... Read More.

Foundation honors high school coach’s legacy to fund athletic programs after he died of COVID-19

Monday, September 13 by ABC News

(IN) -- Neighbors, first responders, health care workers, teachers and coaches are the strong, quiet heroes that make up every corner of the country, and one Indiana man's pep talks, booming voice and bear hugs will be greatly missed by his community but long remembered... Read More.

Millions set to lose jobless benefits as 25 states end federal programs early

Thursday, June 3 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- When Rebecca Urie lost her job as a laboratory technician in West Virginia last March, the weekly extra federal unemployment benefits became a lifeline.“There's no way that we could have survived without the federal supplement,” she told ABC News.Urie said the benefits... Read More.

Enrollment for Full-Time Autry Tech Programs in the Fall Are Now Available

Wednesday, April 7 by Derek Darr

(Enid, OK) Autry Technology Center is now taking applications from students interested in full-time programs this fall.The full-time programs begin on August 11th.Limited spots remain in:Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology (afternoon and evening) Automotive Technology (morning) Business & Office Services (morning and afternoon) ... Read More.

Baylor Rides Defense, Three Point Shooting To Program’s First-Ever National Championship 86-70 Over Gonzaga

Monday, April 5 by CBS News

(CBS Local)- It was the matchup that college basketball fans had been clamoring for all season and in the end Baylor’s defense proved too much for Gonzaga’s high-scoring offense as the Bears earned their first national championship 86-70. It marks the second straight tournament... Read More.

Enid Public Schools’ Early Childhood Enrollment Programs Begin Enrollment This Week

Tuesday, March 30 by Derek Darr

(Enid, OK) Enid Public Schools will begin enrollment for its 4-year-old program this week for the 2021-22 school year.Families will be asked to pick up enrollment paperwork, complete it out of office and return them with appropriate documents by April 9th. All visitors must... Read More.

Mnuchin faces grilling over shutdown of CARES Act loan programs

Tuesday, December 1 by ABC News

BY: ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) — In a contentious hearing on Capitol Hill, Senate Democrats grilled Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin over his decision to end several Federal Reserve emergency loan programs financed through the CARES Act. In his opening statement, Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, excoriated... Read More.

Mnuchin seeks to end several Federal Reserve emergency lending programs

Friday, November 20 by ABC News

By CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he will not extend a handful of the emergency lending programs the Federal Reserve implemented earlier this year to buoy the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.In a letter to Federal Reserve... Read More.

Report: NBA officials discussing programs, plans for potential return

Monday, April 13 by ABC News

cmannphoto/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Will the NBA resume its season this year? That's the question many of the league's executives and employees are debating right now.Last month, the NBA suspended its season due to the novel coronavirus outbreak. The move... Read More.

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Stories tagged with: programs

Without abortion, pregnancy aid programs face surge in demand

Why opioid overdose prevention programs work as NYC leads nation with 1st center

Gun violence interrupters point to promise of intervention programs

States, towns use incentive programs to entice movers across the country

Foundation honors high school coach’s legacy to fund athletic programs after he died of COVID-19

Millions set to lose jobless benefits as 25 states end federal programs early

Enrollment for Full-Time Autry Tech Programs in the Fall Are Now Available

Baylor Rides Defense, Three Point Shooting To Program’s First-Ever National Championship 86-70 Over Gonzaga

Enid Public Schools’ Early Childhood Enrollment Programs Begin Enrollment This Week

Mnuchin faces grilling over shutdown of CARES Act loan programs

Mnuchin seeks to end several Federal Reserve emergency lending programs

Report: NBA officials discussing programs, plans for potential return

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