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17 People, Organizations Honored for Achievements in Public Health

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17 People, Organizations Honored for Achievements in Public Health

One was recognized for providing food and

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Ticks Test Positive for Tularemia, First Detection in County This Year

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Ticks Test Positive for Tularemia, First Detection in County This Year

Several ticks trapped in routine monitoring along

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High School Students Win Tsunami Preparedness PSA Contest

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High School Students Win Tsunami Preparedness PSA Contest

If you are ever in a situation

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Factually: Misinformation is inciting violence around the world. And the platforms don’t know how to stop it.

City of San Diego, Fact-checking and accountability journalism project, Factually newsletter, Uncategorized

Factually: Misinformation is inciting violence around the world. And the platforms don’t know how to stop it.

Published 04/05/19 12:20 pm Daniel Funke Reporter

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The Growth of the Native Food Sovereignty Movement

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The Growth of the Native Food Sovereignty Movement

April 3, 2019; Native News Online Food

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“Paddlestar Galactica” as Fundraising Event

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“Paddlestar Galactica” as Fundraising Event

April 4, 2019; WTOP While NPQ has

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White House Budget Proposes Sweeping Cuts to Education across the Board

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White House Budget Proposes Sweeping Cuts to Education across the Board

“$1 bill Cut by Scissors,” Credit: TaxRebate.org.uk

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Book Banning Proves Still Wildly Unpopular as Prison Program Takes to Twitter

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Book Banning Proves Still Wildly Unpopular as Prison Program Takes to Twitter

April 3, 2019; Book Riot Multiple news

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Nonprofit, Civic, and Government Groups Unite to Oppose Pipeline Project

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Nonprofit, Civic, and Government Groups Unite to Oppose Pipeline Project

April 1, 2019; Generocity Residents and organizations

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