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Chicago Medical Community Honors Legacy of Dr. Stuart Levin, Esteemed Rush University Medical Center Pillar
Dr. Stuart Levin, a respected figure at Rush University Medical Center, passed away at 88. He was known for his exceptional work in infectious diseases, his advocacy for equitable healthcare, and his mentorship to many in the medical field.
San Diego County Undertakes Weapon Reduction Initiative, Collects Nearly 300 Firearms in Vista Event
The San Diego County Sheriff's Department held a gun safety event in Vista, collecting 293 firearms in exchange for gift cards and skateboards, with unclaimed guns set for destruction.
Dallas' Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe Celebrates First Feast Day as National Shrine
The Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Dallas, now a national shrine, is set to celebrate a significant feast day, reflecting its importance to the Latino community and its heritage in Little Mexico.
Over 14,000 Florida Workers Owed Millions in Unpaid Wages, U.S. Department of Labor Recovers Funds
Florida workers are owed over $6.5 million in unpaid wages, with the Department of Labor stepping in to recover funds and aid employees in claiming their due pay via an online database.
Season of Smiles: Miami's Children with Cancer, Receive Wish-Fulfillment Magic at Nicklaus Hospital
Miami's Nicklaus Children's Hospital and Jjuntos Regalando Sonrisas granted holiday wishes for 60 children with cancer, providing gifts, festivities, and a visit from Santa to bring joy to the families.
Austin Water Eyes Aquifer Storage to Secure City's Future Amid Drought and Growth
Austin Water is advancing an Aquifer Storage and Recovery project to address drought and support the city's growing population by storing excess water underground, aiming for a pilot site by the end of 2023.
