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Monday night, Cincinnati Public Schools leaders voted to slash more than 100 positions, part of massive budget cuts as the ...

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Nebraska teachers can now apply to raise trout in their classrooms through a Nebraska Game and Parks Commission program.The commission is accepting applications ...

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