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Dual-action dry eye drop combining Xiidra and Miebo shows effect at 15 days

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By Justin Cooper
| Healio Verified
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Bay Area Artist Ira Coogler Celebrated at FINELY SCULPTED Birthday Celebration and Art Showcase in Suisun City

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By Justin Cooper
| EIN News
From left: Ryan Coogler, Noah Coogler, Bay Area artist Ira Coogler, and Royal Ervin, founder and CEO of Royal Premiere Events, attend FINELY SCULPTED, a private 65th birthday celebration and art showcase honoring Ira Coogler on July 11, 2026, at The Vault Ryan and Zinzi Coogler joined nearly 200 guests at FINELY SCULPTED to celebrate Ira Coogler’s 65th birthday, artwork, and community vision. My art comes from life, memory, family, culture, and the things I’ve carried over the years.
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From Parking Lots to Permanent Homes: How Religious Institutions Are Solving the Affordable Housing Crisis and How Smart Financing Makes It Work

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By Justin Cooper, Michael H. Schrader
| JD Supra
Across the country, a quiet revolution is underway in unexpected places: church parking lots. From Los Angeles to Detroit, religious institutions of every denomination are sitting on some of the most underutilized land in America — and forward-thinking developers, policymakers and legal advisors are beginning to unlock its potential. This is not a story about any one faith tradition.
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