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Gallup poll finds slipping support for same-sex marriage, other LGBTQ+ issues

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By Cory Smith
| coastalabc.com
Public support for some LGBTQ+ issues, including same-sex marriage, has slipped from the highs of recent years, a Gallup report shows. Most Americans still support legal same-sex marriage, but the 65% who do so today is down six percentage points from the peak of support in 2022 and 2023. Meanwhile, 62% of Americans told Gallup that gay or lesbian relations are morally acceptable, down from a high of 71% in 2022.
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Eight local athletes qualify for OFSAA track and field championships

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By Cory Smith
| Paris Star
Eight local athletes qualify for OFSAA track and field championships Eight local athletes will compete at the provincial high school track and field championships this week in St. Catharines. St. Mike's Jonah Lariviere placed third in the senior boys' 800m run at OFSAA West regionals and qualified for provincials June 4-6 in St. Catharines.
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Americans are moving less, staying closer to home amid high housing costs: BofA report

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By Cory Smith
| KUQI-TV (Corpus Christi, TX)
Americans aren't moving as much these days, and they're more likely to stick to their current cities if they do change addresses, according to a new report from the Bank of America Institute. The number of people who moved continued to decline in the first quarter, Bank of America aggregated account data showed. But local moves haven’t dropped as much as moves between cities or states.
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