Graham Krewinghaus is the Editor-in-Chief at The Georgetown Voice. He focuses on themes such as education, family and relationships, and sports, with a particular passion for public education and competitive sports, especially his beloved Boston Celtics. Graham's work has been featured in various publications including Cape Cod Times, D.C. Witness, and VTDigger.
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By: Graham Krewinghaus Nogales
In a packed Wittner Museum on Wednesday night, neighbors, business owners and politicians got up one by one and shared their concerns about the future of Nogales: The federal government wants to bulldoze part of historic downtown. A new port won't actually relieve border wait times. Trucks are speeding dangerously down local roads. Kids are entering kindergarten less prepared than years prior.
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In a packed Wittner Museum last Wednesday night, neighbors, business owners and politicians got up one by one and shared their concerns about the future of Nogales: The federal government
As a longtime member of the Santa Cruz County business community, I am writing to express my support for Proposition 417. Our community continues to grow and face new challenges, and our county government must have the flexibility to responsibly use the resources available to meet the needs of its residents.
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The county board of supervisors expressed support for peaceful protests and opposition to the ongoing border wall construction in their Wednesday meeting, after Border Patrol agents forcibly cleared a protest encampment in Lochiel last week.
Celebrating 105 years as the anchor of the Beyerville community, Little Red School earned a feature in The Education Magazine this month as a notable and historic rural school.
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The county board of supervisors expressed support for peaceful protests and opposition to the ongoing border wall construction in their Wednesday
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