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Haiti’s Central Bank Installs New Board as Government Sets Four Priorities, Led by Taming Inflation
Haiti's central bank has a new provisional Board of Directors, installed Wednesday in Port-au-Prince at a ceremony where the government laid out four priorities for the institution, starting with bringing inflation down to single digits. The online outlet Vant Bèf Info (VBI) reported the account in an article by Moïse François. Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé presided over the ceremony…
Governor Healey and Project Bread team up to expand free meals for kids
Governor Maura Healey announced a partnership with the anti-hunger nonprofit Project Bread to help more child care and afterschool programs across Massachusetts provide meals and snacks to children through a federal nutrition program. The initiative is designed to increase participation in the Child and Adult Care Food Program, known as CACFP, and follows a recommendation from the governor's Anti-Hunger Task…
Democratic Socialist Angie Nixon scores upset win in Florida Senate primary
Angie Nixon, a progressive state representative from Jacksonville, won Florida's Democratic primary for a U.S. Senate seat on Tuesday, a result the Associated Press and NBC News projected as a decisive upset. She now advances to the November special election against Republican Sen. Ashley Moody, who is running to serve the remainder of Marco Rubio's term after Gov. Ron DeSantis…
Massachusetts chefs feature local flounder in ‘Flat Is Back’ campaign
The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has launched a statewide campaign to get more locally caught flounder onto plates, enlisting ten chefs to build restaurant menus around the New England fish through Sept. 30. The effort, called "Flat Is Back," centers on a first-of-its-kind Massachusetts Flounder Chef Council, with each chef serving one signature flounder dish at participating locations. The…
New green-card application takes effect Sept. 18; USCIS will reject the old form
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will require a new edition of Form I-485, the application to register permanent residence or adjust status, beginning Sept. 18, 2026, and will reject older versions filed on or after that date. The agency announced the change in a notice to stakeholders, emphasizing that there is no grace period. Form I-485 is the application most…
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Haiti’s Central Bank Installs New Board as Government Sets Four Priorities, Led by Taming Inflation
Haiti's central bank has a new provisional Board of Directors, installed Wednesday…
Governor Healey and Project Bread team up to expand free meals for kids
Governor Maura Healey announced a partnership with the anti-hunger nonprofit Project Bread…
Democratic Socialist Angie Nixon scores upset win in Florida Senate primary
Angie Nixon, a progressive state representative from Jacksonville, won Florida's Democratic primary…
Massachusetts chefs feature local flounder in ‘Flat Is Back’ campaign
The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has launched a statewide campaign to…
New green-card application takes effect Sept. 18; USCIS will reject the old form
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will require a new edition of Form…
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