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✨ The Hamilton Public Library has opened a new branch at Pier 8, dedicated to Indigenous books and resources. This temporary location aims to provide safe, affordable, and independent living for older residents. 📍 CBC Hamilton 🇨🇦

Hamilton Public Library opens new branch focusing on Indigenous books and resources | CBC News

The Hamilton Public Library opened a new, Indigenous-focused branch at Pier 8. Called West Harbour, it will be there temporarily while the library works out a plan for a permanent location.

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✨ NHPR celebrates 45 years of broadcasting, thriving thanks to strong community support. This milestone reflects decades of local news, music, and conversation for New Hampshire listeners. 📍 New Hampshire Public Radio 🇺🇸

NHPR at 45: Alive and thriving thanks to community support

Aug. 4, 2026 marks 45 years since NHPR's flagship station WEVO hit the airwaves. Take a walk with us down memory lane to reflect on major milestones that got us here today.

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✨ A Central Wisconsin program empowers parents to boost their children's language development through everyday interactions, offering encouraging tools to strengthen early learning at home. 📍 Wisconsin Public Radio 🇺🇸

Central Wisconsin program helps parents turn everyday talk into early learning

The program’s message is meant to be encouraging rather than overwhelming: Parents already have the ability to strengthen their children’s language development through everyday interaction.

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✨ Bring 'Em Up organizers raised nearly $100K to offer a free week-long camp for newcomer and refugee kids in Regina, providing an amazing opportunity beyond their wildest dreams. 📍 CBC Saskatchewan 🇨🇦

Newcomer, refugee kids say this free camp is a slam dunk

Bring 'Em Up organizers and volunteers raised nearly $100K to offer a free week-long camp for Regina newcomers and refugees. These kids say the opportunity is beyond their wildest expectations.

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