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One Oregon elementary school has 94% reading proficiency, another has 11% — they got the same literacy funding
Reading advocates told lawmakers Monday that the Oregon Department of Education is allowing districts to spread $100 million in literacy funding too broadly.
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2mIconic Cedar Hills landmark comes down to make way for redevelopment
A fixture of the neighborhood since the 1950s, the glowing marker could be easily seen by passing drivers on Highway 26.
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3mThis Tiny Home isn’t tiny. Instead, the Syracuse house is a model for others across NY, leaders say
“Hopefully we can replicate it going forward," Attorney General Letitia James said.
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2mFormer Adobe Mexican Kitchen in Grand Rapids torn down to make way for apartments
The W. Fulton Street restaurant has been torn down to make way for a four-story, 109-unit building. Adobe has relocated to Bridge Street, about a half-mile from its former location.
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3mMiss the giant CITGO sign in Boston? You may need to come to Worcester
Worcester’s Polar Park now features a CITGO sign like Boston and Portland, marking all three Red Sox affiliates with the iconic logo.
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2mAt least 9 arrested at Cape Verde World Cup match celebrations in Brockton
At least 9 people were arrested in Brockton Monday night during celebrations of Cape Verde’s historic tie with Spain in a FIFA World Cup match, according to police.