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Bite by Bite, Migrant Women Help Fuel a Burgeoning Lunch Business at Manhattan Construction Sites

Each weekday, Isabel, a 30-year-old asylum seeker from Ecuador, finds a spot among the tourists, shoppers and licensed food vendors in SoHo. Without a permit, she sells $10 packaged lunches from coolers to construction workers, offering hot soups and a beverage with generous platters of Ecuadorian staples like roast chicken with rice and beans and […]
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What to Know About Voting in New York Ahead of November’s Election

On Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, New Yorkers will get a chance to cast their votes for the 47th president of the United States, among other choices on the ballot. Despite the state’s often abysmal voter turnout, the 2020 election was one of the most well-attended in U.S. history nationally — and New York’s turnout was […]
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Southwest Virginia’s first lab school immerses students in health care careers

The Southwest Virginia Healthcare Excellence Academy Lab School is one of 15 approved by the state and among the first six to open.
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Virginia is shifting Democratic but Republicans are staying competitive by increasing their vote in rural areas

Here’s how the two parties have changed over the past 12 years and what this means for this year’s election.
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6th District: Cline, Mitchell, Wells all say federal government is dysfunctional

Cline is seeking a fourth term in the strongly Republican district.
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On the hunt for the elusive Martinsville hot dog

The traditional Martinsville hot dog — topped with onions, coleslaw, mustard and chili — likely was first sold at the Martinsville Speedway as a way to attract visitors. These days, it’s hard to find.
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Emotional roller coaster continues as Lynchburg school leaders debate school’s future; more …

From elsewhere: Boar’s Head plant closure could wreck this tiny Virginia town. VCU fraternity is suspended four years for hazing, alcohol use. Roanoke County Public Schools seeking bus drivers amid shortage.
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Handling of ‘Death Note’ found at Akron’s I Promise School raises questions from teachers’ union

Did I Promise School officials take proper precautions last week when a teacher discovered a student scribbled names of more than 50 students and teachers on a “Death Note” list?
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Cheers to chocolate espresso martini at NOMZ

Who doesn’t love chocolate? Also, when sharing her recipe for this cocktail, Rose paid homage to legendary London bartender Dick Bradsell as the inventor of the espresso martini.
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