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Burke Estate skatepark would benefit children in Hastings

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By Joanna Prisco
| rivertownsenterprise.net
For more than four years, a widely supported child-led proposal for a skatepark in Hastings-on-Hudson has languished, tangled in webs of bureaucracy. A thousand residents signed a petition to build it, and members of the HOH Skate group have researched, presented, and hosted informational sessions at community events since 2018.
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Messiah, King Rise in Popularity for Baby Names

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By Joanna Prisco
| ABC News Verified
Data suggests that more parents are giving their children narcissistic monikers. By JOANNA PRISCO October 16, 2013, 6:03 PM • 3 min read According to Social Security data, 1,423 boys were named King in 2012. Oct. 16, 2013— -- If you count yourself among those Americans who believe there is only one true Messiah, you may want to speak with the parents of the 811 children who were given the increasingly popular name last year.
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Pakistan pflanzt 1.000.000.000 Bäume als Teil eines mega Aufforstungsprojekts

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By Joanna Prisco
| Global Citizen Verified
Spencer Watson/Unsplash Umweltschutz "Bonn Challenge"? Accepted. Warum das wichtig ist Pakistan wurde von den Vereinten Nationen als eines von sechs Ländern genannt, die am stärksten vom Klimawandel betroffen sind. Unter den Auswirkungen des Klimawandels leiden alle Bewohner Pakistans. Doch diejenigen, die in extremer Armut leben, haben die wenigsten Mittel, sich dagegen zu schützen - und sind somit am stärksten gefährdet. Schließe dich uns an und mach auch du dich für eine nachhaltige Welt stark.
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