Columbia University Honors Israel Attack Victims with Stirring Memorial of 1,205 Chairs
Columbia University set up a memorial with 1,205 empty chairs for the victims of a Hamas attack, reflecting on the human toll and continuing peace negotiations.
Oregon Funds Creation and Preservation of 340 Affordable Homes in Statewide Push for Housing Security
Oregon Housing and Community Services is funding the creation and preservation of 340 affordable homes across five developments, with $40 million in aid for affordable housing projects soon to follow.
Tempe Prepares for Indigenous Peoples' Day Celebrations with Altered City Services and Facility Hours
Tempe has announced the Indigenous Peoples' Day schedule, noting city office closures but continued emergency services. Public transportation will run as usual, some recreational facilities will have altered hours, and cultural venues will be closed.
Amkor Technology Breaks Ground on $7 Billion Semiconductor Campus in Peoria, Bolstering U.S. Chip Supply Chain and Job Market
Amkor Technology has begun building a $7 billion manufacturing campus in Peoria, aiming to boost semiconductor manufacturing in the US and create 3,000 jobs. The site is part of the city's Innovation Core initiative.
Music Therapy Strikes a Chord at Jacksonville's Mandarin Oaks Elementary for Students with Disabilities
Music therapist Laura Fennell uses music to aid learning in students with disabilities at Jacksonville's Mandarin Oaks Elementary, with positive effects on engagement and cognitive access.












