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Community
I'll Be Home(less) for Christmas?
- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
In Washington State, grandma didn't get run over by a reindeer -- but her rights sure did! At the Providence Place senior living center, this year's crackdown on Christmas is so severe it makes the Grinch look like an amateur. There are bans on carols, trees, mangers -- and don't even try to say "Merry Christmas!" The message from management is simple: if you want to celebrate the season, move somewhere else.
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British Schools to Teach “All Genders” Can Have Menstrual Periods
- By The New American
Photo: Highwaystarz-Photography/iStock/Getty Images Plus
In the latest triumph of transgenderism, a school district in southern England will begin teaching grade-schoolers that “all genders” can have menstrual periods.
“Trans boys and men and non-binary people may have periods,” reads the advice to teachers from the Brighton and Hove City Council. In other words, females who deny their biological sex will nevertheless experience physical symptoms of being female as they mature.
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West Main Artists Co-op Receives 2018 ‘Business Supporter of the Year’ Award from SC Art Education Association
- By Steve Wong
West Main Artists Co-op in Spartanburg received the 2018 “Business Supporter of the Year” award from the South Carolina Art Education Association. The award was presented to Co-op Chairperson Beth Regula on Dec. 1 in Greenville by Cindy Riddle, the Association’s President-Elect and Assistant Superintendent of Visual & Performing Arts for Spartanburg School District 1.
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American Heritage Girls Shines a Positive Light with 'Stars & Stripes Salute'
- By Christian Newswire
Faith-based non-profit releases premier issue of Stars & Stripes Salute to feature members who achieve the AHG Program's highest award
CINCINNATI -- Amidst the news of Boy Scouts of America facing potential bankruptcy issues, American Heritage Girls (AHG) provides positive proof of the benefits of a Christ-centered, girl-centric, outdoor program by introducing its first edition of Stars & Stripes Salute on October 16, 2018. This publication honors Girl Members who have earned the prestigious Stars & Stripes Award.
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USDA Launches New Program to Create High-Speed Internet e-Connectivity in Rural America
- By USDA
WASHINGTON – Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue today announced that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is offering up to $600 million in loans and grants to help build broadband infrastructure in rural America. Telecommunications companies, rural electric cooperatives and utilities, internet service providers and municipalities may apply for funding through USDA’s new ReConnect Program to connect rural areas that currently have insufficient broadband service. Answering the Administration’s call to action for rural prosperity, Congress appropriated funds in the fiscal year 2018 budget for this broadband pilot program. USDA Rural Development is the primary agency delivering the program, with assistance from other federal partners.
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Acclaimed Troupe of Ugandan Orphans Travel on US Tour, Presenting Inspiring Productions "We Will Go"
- By Press Release
Experience the Choir! https://www.watoto.com/choir/
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The choir of 18 orphans from Uganda will continue its six-month U.S. tour in the Charlotte, N.C. area from December 29 through January 11, 2019 featuring a brand new concert, We Will Go!
Since 1994, the Watoto Children's Choirs have toured the world annually as advocates for the 18 million African children currently orphaned by AIDS. The experience of traveling on a choir helps the children to develop confidence and boldness, as well as broadening their worldview. The children have even performed before royalty and world leaders at venues including Buckingham Palace and the White House.
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- Grants awarded to improve 21 South Carolina communities
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