As the demand for public assistance is expected to grow, the city settled a two-year legal battle last week promising to provide food stamp services and materials in every applicant’s native tongue.
In the nick of time, the House of Representatives approved a package last week to restore a $5.5 billion workforce training program.
Some of the nation’s youngest organizers lost a leader on October 1 when Lisa Yvette Sullivan passed away.
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