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The conversations were among the outreach the group has done as it addresses a range of concerns, including opportunities for the young.
The city has expanded mosquito treatment and surveillance. Officials say the local increase does not necessarily mean more people will become sick.
Norfolk Southern makes money on the project through selling credits earned by preventing pollution.
Community members ask the city to stop cutting down trees, halt paving and address storm-soaked sidewalks in calls for equitable flood relief.
The division is one of about 100 districts across the U.S. working with the company to bring “responsible AI adoption” to teachers and staff.
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