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Chartley Garden Club in Norton growing on 90 years

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By Meg Reilly
| The Sun Chronicle Verified
In 1934, in the area of Norton known as Chartley, a group of women came together to form the Chartley Garden Club. As well as discussing gardening, the club functioned as a social group. This year, the club is celebrating its 90th anniversary. To honor the years that have gone by, Chartley has opted to honor one year in particular: next year. The club is raising money by selling 13-month calendars, covering December 2024 through to December 2025.
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Democracy Organizations Are The New Backbone Of Elections Reporting

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By Meg Reilly
| Forbes Verified
Many of the most contentious issues in American politics will be determined in local elections this year. From ballot initiatives that amend state constitutions to the makeup of school boards, the outcomes of 2024 elections could seal the near-term fate of issues like abortion, gender affirming care, gun reform and book bans in states across the country. With stakes as high as these, the need for trustworthy and informative election reporting is profound.
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Four Strategies For Resilience Amid A College Mental Health Crisis

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By Meg Reilly
| Forbes Verified
The College Mental Health Crisis is Real College students are reporting mental health challenges at a higher rate than ever before, according to Inside Higher Ed’s 2024 Student Voice survey of 5,025 undergraduates across the country. The study found that two in five students say their mental health is impacting their ability to focus, learn and perform academically “a great deal.” The consequences of such mental health challenges are greater than just academic performance.
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