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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A pandemic-era program that was a lifeline for people struggling to pay rent is coming to an end in Milwaukee County. The Emergency Rental Assistance ERA fund was funded by the federal government. Milwaukee County has spent about $70 million of what it was allocated since 2021. Just $8 million remains. It is for households that were experiencing hardships during the pandemic, said Community Advocates CEO Andi Elliot. From everybody that got sick, we have people that are experiencing long COVID, employers that shut down. Community Advocates was a partner with the cou
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Oregon Governor Kate Brown signed a bill last month that high school students do not have to prove they can read, write, or do math before they graduate.Senate Bill 7
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