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Environmental Justice Archives
Posted inEnvironmental Justice Several months ago, 52-year-old Claudia Mata would not have imagined herself sitting inside Pittsburg City Hall, closely watching a city council meeting unfold. But when she found out a 300,000-square-foot data center was slated to be built in her city, she felt compelled to express her disapproval of the project by attending the meeting.
DPA Mics Play A Crucial Role In Groundbreaking Immersive Audio Live Events
For the worldwide anniversary tour celebrating AIR’s iconic debut album, “Moon Safari,” the French musical duo set out to deliver a live experience that felt as rich, precise and atmospheric as the record itself. Monitor Engineers Julien Vouillon and Florentin Convert had two goals: to recreate a sound as close as possible to the album and provide a fully immersive listening experience. To achieve this, the pair relied heavily on the clarity, precision and natural imaging of DPA Microphones.
ACT Entertainment Debuts tvONE 4RU CALICO PRO At InfoComm 2026
LAS VEGAS, JUNE 8, 2026 — tvONE, an ACT Entertainment brand, debuts its most powerful video processor ever built: the 4RU CALICO PRO (C7-PRO-4200), at InfoComm 2026 (Booth N6813). Engineered to deliver creative video processing in mission-critical environments, the 4RU platform resets the benchmark for performance, scalability and reliability across the most demanding applications on the planet.
Senior living: Real estate investors profit from long-term care while residents languish Original
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Vanessa G. Sánchez, El Tímpano Rosa María Carranza leaned forward to hold a 3-year-old’s back as the girl climbed a rock in the forested hills of northeast Oakland. Dressed in hiking gear and beaded necklaces, Carranza, 67, maneuvered between trees and children on a sunny morning in December. “Hold on to that branch,” she said in Spanish.
Immigrant seniors lose medicare coverage despite paying for it
Rosa María Carranza leaned forward to hold a 3-year-old’s back as the girl climbed a rock in the forested hills of northeast Oakland. Dressed in hiking gear and beaded necklaces, Carranza, 67, maneuvered between trees and children on a sunny morning in December. “Hold on to that branch,” she said in Spanish.
Immigrant Seniors Lose Medicare Coverage Despite Paying For It
Rosa María Carranza leaned forward to hold a 3-year-old’s back as the girl climbed a rock in the forested hills of northeast Oakland. Dressed in hiking gear and beaded necklaces, Carranza, 67, maneuvered between trees and children on a sunny morning in December. “Hold on to that branch,” she said in Spanish.
Immigrant seniors lose Medicare coverage despite paying for it
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Vanessa G. Sánchez, El Tímpano, KFF Health News OAKLAND, Calif. — Rosa María Carranza leaned forward to hold a 3-year-old’s back as the girl climbed a rock in the forested hills of northeast Oakland. Dressed in hiking gear and beaded necklaces, Carranza, 67, maneuvered between trees and children on a sunny morning in December. “Hold on to that branch,” she said in Spanish.
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Immigrant seniors lose Medicare coverage Rosa Maria Carranza encourages a toddler to navigate uneven ground at Joaquin Miller Park in Oakland, Calif., on Dec. 5. Carranza will lose Medicare when a federal policy restricting health care coverage for some lawfully present immigrants takes effect next year. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save OAKLAND, Calif.
Immigrant seniors lose Medicare coverage despite paying for it
OAKLAND, Calif. — Rosa María Carranza leaned forward to hold a 3-year-old’s back as the girl climbed a rock in the forested hills of northeast Oakland. Dressed in hiking gear and beaded necklaces, Carranza, 67, maneuvered between trees and children on a sunny morning in December. “Hold on to that branch,” she said in Spanish.
Immigrant seniors lose Medicare coverage despite paying for it
OAKLAND, Calif. — Rosa María Carranza leaned forward to hold a 3-year-old’s back as the girl climbed a rock in the forested hills of northeast Oakland. Dressed in hiking gear and beaded necklaces, Carranza, 67, maneuvered between trees and children on a sunny morning in December. “Hold on to that branch,” she said in Spanish. “You can do it, my love!” kAmr2CC2?K2[ 2 49:=5 56G6=@A>6?E AC@76DD:@?2= H9@ 8C6H FA DH:?8:?8 E9C@F89 EC66D 2?5 DH:>>:?8 :? C:G6CD :? t= $2=G25@C[ D2:5 D96 766=D 2E 9@>6 :?
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