Rochester Opens Arms to Puerto Ricans Amid Maria Aftermath
Six months after Hurricane Maria, Rochester welcomes displaced Puerto Ricans with homes, electricity, water, and winter clothes. They attend English classes, attend school, and access health care. a Hurricane Maria Fund supports settling in while advocates urge bilingual teacher funding and local creative solutions for integration.
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Puerto Rico
U.S
Rochester
Uber
Escher
Ibero American Action League
East Main St
IBERO
Suny Brockport
Generational Gun Control Protests Demand Real Reform
The weekend demonstrations drew hundreds of thousands across the nation, led by students and a broad coalition urging real gun reform after the Florida school shooting. While a DOJ move to ban bump stocks surfaced, marchers say broader federal action is needed, hoping state laws and business boycotts follow.
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Florida
Justice Department
Las Vegas
Local lawmakers contact list in Albany and Washington
A compilation of contact addresses for U.S. Senators Kirsten Gillibrand and Charles Schumer and New York state and federal representatives. It lists office locations in Washington D C Albany and local district offices including Patty Ritchie Claudia Tenney John Katko Will Barclay and Robert Oaks with their respective district and street addresses.
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U.S
Charles Schumer
Kirsten Gillibrand Hart
Senate
Dirksen
Washington
D.C
Washington, D.C
Patty Ritchie
Claudia Tenney
John Katko
French Road
W. Oneida St
E. Bridge St
New Hartford
N.Y
Oswego
Dimes N.Y
Robert Oaks
Will Barclay
N. Second St
Albany
Fulton
Trump’s border wall pledge ends in partial funding
The article recounts Donald Trump’s repeated vow to build a wall along the U S Mexico border and have Mexico pay for it. Congress approved 1 6 billion for border security, far short of 25 billion. Trump signed the omnibus bill but distanced from it, promising a future wall funding link to DACA reform and vowing to push again despite critics.
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Donald Trump
U.s.-Mexico
Trump
Mexico
White House
Phoenix
Congress
Wall
Obama
Senate
Charles Schumer
Hill Republicans
President Schumer
Ann Coulter
Coulter
Mickey Kaus
Mark Krikorian
Center For Immigration Studies
Omnibus
Krikorian
Byron York
The
Washington Examiner
This Day in History Highlights From 1638 to 1992
March 29 highlights cover Swedish colonists in Delaware of 1638, John Tyler’s birth in 1790, Canada’s Dominion act in 1867, Scott’s South Pole last words in 1912, Rosenbergs’ 1951 conviction, King and I Broadway opening, Paar’s Tonight finale in 1962, My Lai verdict in 1971, Tate-LaBianca case sentences, last U.S. troops leave Vietnam in 1973, Colts move to Indianapolis in 1984, Clinton Oxford admission remark in 1992, and a Thought for Today by Amelia Bart.
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Delaware
United States
John Tyler
Charles City County
Virginia
Sweden
Gustav III
Robert Falcon Scott
South Pole
Adolf Hitler
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
New York
Soviet Union
Rodgers and Hammerstéiff
Jack Paar
Johnny Carson
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
South Vietnam
America
Baltimore Colts
Indianapolis
Bill Clinton
Oxford University
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Newsday
Siahler
Goodnight
Associated Press
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British North America
Dominion of Canada
Amelia Edith Bart
Oswego CountyNewsNow.com
New York Publishers Association
First St
Randy Pellis
Palitimes.com
Mike LeBoeuf
Mieboeuf
Palitimes
Oswego Palladium-Times
USPS
Owl
Palladium-Times
1St Street
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