‘Betrayed’: 9/11 Families Slam PGA Tour Commissioner Over LIV Golf Merger
A group representing victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks Tuesday condemned the PGA’s merger with LIV Golf. The 9/11 Families United group issued a statement condemning the decision, saying its members were “shocked and deeply outraged”. “PGA Commissioner Jay Monahan last year worked with the 9/11 community in the PGA’s clear agreement that […]
We must acknowledge the injustice committed upon Imperial Valley Japanese families
Within days of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the FBI would make arrests. Over 100 Japanese men A series of large-scale sweeps took place in the Imperial Valley, separating families from their donors. In the weeks that follow, a wave of terror will sweep through our country, with federal, state […]
Families have a new place to turn for early childhood evaluations – Akron News-Reporter
courtesy graphic On July 1, 2023, OTR’s Michelle Kaiser, Massachusetts, will celebrate the one year anniversary of her new business, Early Intervention Professionals, LLC. Early Intervention Professionals, LLC contracts with the Colorado Department of Human Services/Colorado Early Intervention to assess whether a child from birth to age 3 has developmental delays sufficient to qualify for […]
Farmington Missing and Murdered rally draws families, officials, support organizations – The Journal
National Day of Awareness Rally brings together those involved in MMIP awareness Members of the American Indian Movement Dine Territory attended the rally to raise awareness of the missing and murdered Native Americans. (Anne Willow/Tricity Records) Families of missing or murdered relatives gathered in Bergpark on May 5 to continue to demand justice and honor […]
Sinema, Arizona Rural Electric Co-ops Talk Lowering Prices for Everyday Families
Rural electric cooperatives provide affordable electricity to Arizonans in historically underserved communities Washington – Arizona Senator Kirsten Cinema met with Arizona’s Rural Electric Cooperatives (coops) to discuss lowering electricity prices for private homes in the state’s rural areas and reauthorizing the upcoming Farm Bill. We talked about prior priorities. “We are working with the Arizona […]
Kirk Cameron teams up with Sheriff Mark Lamb to bring ‘hope and encouragement’ to Arizona families
Outspoken Christian actor Kirk Cameron continued his ‘Freedom Island’ book tour in Arizona, working with Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb to deliver a message of ‘hope and encouragement’ to local families. “Arizona citizens felt like they needed hope and encouragement, and on Friday, we were able to provide that,” Cameron said. I have written to […]
Child & Family Resources serves as home base for Healthy Families |
Headquartered in Tucson, Child & Family Resources was founded as a non-profit organization in 1970 as the Tucson Child Care Association. Today, the organization has 13 locations throughout Arizona, including offices in Bullhead City, Kingman, and Lake Havasu City. “At Child & Family Resources, we build strong communities where children can reach their full potential,” […]
Jail Tax is Changing Lives, Restoring Families, Strengthening Communities
There is no doubt that the program funded through prison taxes has changed lives. This November, Coconino County voters will be given a choice. On behalf of the Coconino County Oversight Board, I am pleased to report that the Coconino County Jail Program in Detention is working and showing excellent results. being accepted, reunited with […]
LPC listing ‘harmful to working families’
MARCH 11 — The Roosevelt County Commission approves two objections at its regular Tuesday morning meeting that “revolve around land use and allow residents to control their land without federal overreach.” bottom. Opposition to the Lesser Prairie Chicken (LCP) as an endangered species and removal of wild livestock of the Gila monster were common themes […]
Commish: LPC listing ‘harmful to working families’
According to county manager Amber Hamilton, the Roosevelt County Commission, at its regular meeting Tuesday morning, “revolves around land use and allows residents to manage their land without federal overreach.” Approved one dissenting opinion. Opposition to the Lesser Prairie Chicken (LCP) as an endangered species and removal of wild livestock of the Gila monster were […]
