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FOX 59 Indianapolis - Mon Nov 23, 9:46 am ET
A group of kind hearted Hoosiers reach out to others who now call Indiana home. On Sunday more than 400 Karen refugees from Burma received new shoes and a hot meal. Four area churches organized the outreach at First Baptist Church at 86th and College, along with Samaritans Feet, a relief organization which provides shoes to the less fortunate around the world.
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EARTHtimes.org - Mon Nov 23, 1:43 am ET
Bangkok - Thai civil society leaders representing 189 organizations demanded Monday the government withdraw from the controversial Hutgyi dam project in Myanmar or face dire consequences. The group delivered a letter to Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjaji...
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Worcester Telegram & Gazette - Mon Nov 23, 7:27 am ET
WORCESTER - Refugees from Myanmar re-launch their lives in city
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WBKO Bowling Green - Sun Nov 22, 6:12 pm ET
It's a touching story of how one local church provides a sanctuary for Myanmar refugees.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 15 minutes ago
The High School Foreign Relations Club and Key Club coordinated a coat/blanket drive during homecoming for the International Institute of Buffalo. Forty-nine refugees coming from Burma in October received a variety of household goods, cleaning supplies and personal care items. Spirit Club also sponsored a food drive during homecoming for FISH, and Middle School Builders Club and National Junior ...
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CBS News - Sun Nov 22, 6:00 pm ET
PBS Documentary Featuring Stars Such as Dan Aykroyd and Richard Branson Show How Easy One Can Give
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 14 minutes ago
In anticipation of the Dec. 1 referendum on a scaled-back capital improvement project, the Iroquois Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously at its Nov. 9 meeting to approve the appointment of inspectors, chief and alternate inspectors, clerks and chairpersons to oversee the public vote.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 14 minutes ago
Construction work on Bowen Road in Elma, about a half-mile north of Rice Road, is moving along, but will still take a couple more weeks until the job is done and the detour is lifted.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 14 minutes ago
The Erie County Sheriff's office this weekend reported two automobile accidents in the Town of Elma. On Friday evening, a 19-year-old Elma woman was struck by a vehicle while crossing Transit Road on foot. She died the following day. Very early Saturday morning a pickup truck overturned and struck a tree on Maple Road in Elma, killing the driver and injuring the passenger.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 15 minutes ago
The Boys & Girls Club of Elma, Marilla and Wales will hold a Mardi Gras-themed auction at the club on Sat., Nov. 21 at 6:30 p.m. In its 28th year, this auction is one of the biggest fundraisers for the club and its operations. Tracey Karp, the club’s executive director, said the event has brought in around $20,000 in the past, with over 200 people attending.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 15 minutes ago
Absolut Care of Aurora Park, in partnership with the Aurora Ice Association, is sponsoring a free family skate night on Wed., Nov. 25 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Time Warner Classic Rink on Riley Street.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 16 minutes ago
John MacIver first started working as a dispatcher in East Aurora on Oct. 6, 1975. A little over 34 years later, police officers, village officials and other colleagues and friends gathered at the East Aurora Village Hall to honor MacIver and celebrate his retirement from his full-time position as a dispatcher for East Aurora Fire Control.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 16 minutes ago
On Nov. 8, the local fire companies joined together at a dedication ceremony at Elma’s new substation on Girdle Road. The trucks were hosed off in a “wet down” ceremony, a tradition among volunteer firefighters when new equipment is purchased.
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East Aurora Advertiser - 2 hours 17 minutes ago
Rather than continuing with the podcast on a weekly basis, the Advertiser has decided to produce new episodes on an "as warranted" basis – that is to say, when news articles or interviews lend themselves to the podcast medium. Through this change the Advertiser editorial staff hope to better utilize their resources in providing high-quality news and feature stories in audio, video and textformats.
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The Christian Science Monitor - Mon Nov 23, 4:18 am ET
George Packer, author of the award-winning “The Assassins’ Gate: America in Iraq,” continues to be one of the most important and authoritative voices on Iraq as well as Islamic extremism, thanks to a piercing intellect and a commendable willingness to confront and even modify his earlier beliefs. Interesting Times: Writings ...