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Within only a few years, AI has already changed many things about the world and workforce. Entry-level jobs, particularly the ones relying on routine and predictable tasks, are increasingly disappearing to automation, leaving young people wondering how to launch their careers and futures. To learn what preparing students for the future may look like in practice, consider these tips.
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10/5/26
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Left unchecked, prediabetes can progress to type 2 diabetes. However, with the right support, prediabetes can often be managed or even reversed. If you have Medicare, you may qualify for a Medicare-covered program that can help you lower your chances of developing type 2 diabetes - at no cost to you.
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10/5/26
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Costumes. Candy. Jack-o-lanterns glowing on porches. Halloween is filled with moments that spark children's imaginations. This Halloween, children and families can "Give Like a Kid Again," turning imagination into kindness and helping children around the world.
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10/5/26
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For individuals looking to make a difference where they live, community involvement doesn't have to start with a large commitment. Consider these five options to get involved.
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10/5/26
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Cocinar en una bandeja para horno hace que las comidas entre semana sean mucho más fáciles, y las uvas frescas les dan un toque especial e inesperado. Asadas junto al pollo, las verduras, el gnocchi y más, las uvas se vuelven cálidas y jugosas, añadiendo un toque de dulzura que complementa los sabores salados y hace que los platos sencillos se sientan un poco más especiales.
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10/5/26
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(BPT) - Today's children may pursue careers and education pathways that look very different from the ones their parents knew. These five practical steps can help families keep more possibilities …
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10/4/26
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Iowa Down Ballot with Dave Price 10/4/26 by Iowa Writers Collaborative A super busy Friday so we recorded Saturday. Get caught up on state lawmakers passing $1.5B in steel plant incentives through a special legislative session. Laura, Kathie, and Eric are all here! Read on Substack The Iowa Legislature’s one-day special session on Friday left […]
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By Kathie Obradovich
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10/4/26
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South Dakota’s recently opened women’s prison in Rapid City held 79 women at the end of September, the first month the state began to move them there from the women’s prison campus in Pierre. Overcrowding in the buildings at the older women’s prison spurred the construction of the $87 million Rapid City complex. For years, […]
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By John Hult
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10/4/26
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The United Way of Lamoille County is among the organizations helping Vermonters gear up for winter and heating their homes with wood.
Read the story on VTDigger here: Wood banks prep for long winter months.
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By News & Citizen
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10/4/26
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Dartmouth research found that drought has become less frequent and less intense across the Northeast, which could help inform Vermont’s future disaster preparation.
Read the story on VTDigger here: After a costly dry spell, a wetter outlook.
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By Bear Savage
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10/4/26
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