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What Is Food Waste And How Does It Impact Our Communities

Around 30 to 40 percent of the United States’ food supply is wasted according to USDA estimations. Food waste is

When it comes to many cancers and diseases, some groups are more affected than others. Colon cancer is no different,

By Sylvia Lorson Since the beginning of quarantine, the amount of food insecure families has fluctuated. Feeding America reports show

Police officers swear to protect and serve the communities they are in. Making sure people are safe is one

HD: Navigating reopening public schools during pandemic: A superintendent’s point of view Schools across the country are slowly starting to

Ky Kalinowski Reporting Public Policy 11 September 2020 Erin Pontikos Interview Erin Pontikos is a school counselor and advisor of

By: Alexander Johnson This interview with Ohio Inspector General Randall Meyer took place on Wednesday, September 9, 2020 via Skype

Summit county deputy sheriff Ryan Jones is use to adapting quickly to new environments. As a former corrections officer and

Gershon Harrell Students of the Cleveland Metropolitan School District kicked off their fall school year remotely Tuesday Sept. 8. CMSD

Kathleen Clyde started her position as a Portage County commissioner, which is the lead position in the county on the