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Laura Goldberg

Houston
As seen in: Yahoo Finance, Entrepreneur, Chron, GlobeNewswire, EIN News, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Press Release Point, New Books Network, Cell & Gene, Coastal News Today
At Center for Houston’s Future. Ex-Houston Chronicle (business editor, ran FuelFix.com.) Tweets my own, include walks, sunsets & baseball. @MedillSchool grad.
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From early communication to bimodal vocabulary acquisition: A longitudinal study of hearing children with deaf mothers from infancy to school-age years

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By Victoria St. Clair, Laura Goldberg, Evelyne Mercure
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Early language development has rarely been studied in hearing children with deaf parents who are exposed to both a spoken and a signed language (bimodal bilinguals).
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Advocates and Consumers Energy Reach Agreement on Critical Energy Efficiency Programs

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By Laura Goldberg
| Press Release Point
Lansing, MI – Environmental and housing advocates, Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) staff, the Attorney General’s office, and Consumers Energy reached a new agreement that will expand energy efficiency – referred to as energy waste reduction (EWR) – programs and investments following approval by MPSC Commissioners today. The programs build on the  previous energy efficiency agreement between advocates and Consumers Energy in 2022.
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A Gastronomic Journey

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By Laura Goldberg
| New Books Network
Today, Peru is rightly recognized as the number one food destination on the planet. But twenty-five years ago, the world’s culinary critics were focusing their attention elsewhere. Fortunately, wine merchant–turned–archaeologist and art historian Robert C. Bradley was in Peru.
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