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It has been two months since the launch of the new 988 suicide and crisis lifeline number, and there has been a jump in people contacting the lifeline since the switch.Nationally, more than 83,000 additional contacts were made in August compared to June.Calls to the veterans crisis line aren t included in these figures, but veterans are at a higher risk of suicide than those who have
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The results of the referendum that would bring $1 billion over 30 years to the Racine Unified School District 鈥?and allow the district to revamp buildings dating back to the Civil War 鈥?came down to just five votes.On April 7, 2020, voters approved the referendum by this impossibly
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stanley italia urt.School officials are awaiting a final verdict from the high court before they break ground on the full slate of projects the referendum money would fund.Despite its hefty $1 billion price tag, the district says the measure is not projected to increase the property tax rate 鈥?although any increase in assessed value will raise individual tax bills.For now, referendum advocates in Racine applaud increased tax dollars that will allow the district to right-size by closing under-enrolled schools, refurbishing and expanding others, and adding new technology, including a science, tec
