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On today’s episode of The Confluence: For 30 years, Dr. Jim Withers of Pittsburgh Mercy has been making “house calls” to people living on the streets; a look into the practice of search and seizure following the FBI raid at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home; and a conversation about how a state grant for early childhood learning will add another early childhood education class to Homestead. Today’s guests include: Dr. Jim Withers, medical director of Homeless Services at Pittsburgh Mercy; David Harris, law professor at the University of Pittsburgh and WESA’s legal analyst; and Hannah Sitz, executive director of Maple Unified Student Academy.
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Seven-year-old Hunter McClain and her four-year-old sister Rowen miss a lot of the things that they used to do before the novel coronavirus pandemic.“We…
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Monday is the first day of school for a new Pittsburgh Public Schools early childhood classroom located in the Carnegie Science Center. The classroom will…
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The annual report Kids Count shows the Commonwealth fares better than most by making gains in education, but continues to show poor numbers in economic…
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A group of local organizations is hoping to include a referendum on the ballot in November to increase property taxes in order to pay for early childhood…
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More than a fifth of Pittsburgh’s three- and four-year-olds are not in high quality preschool programs.In 2016 Mayor Bill Peduto’s office hired Tiffini…
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Pittsburgh's neediest families won't benefit from the proposed reforms to President Donald Trump's affordable child care system, according to some local…
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City Councilwoman Natalia Rudiak says she's planning to introduce legislation Tuesday to create a task force charged with finding funding for children…
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A diverse group of very young students sit cross-legged for story time at Rose Avenue elementary in Toronto. The kids are joyful, yet focused, and the…
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Duquesne Elementary School kindergarten teacher Breanne Dolby thought she was bringing her students to the library for a “surprise guest reader” last…