Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of September.
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🏘️ Community
Facing a $625,000 deficit, Poverello House is struggling to meet rising demand for food, shelter, and social services in Fresno as smaller donations affect its ability to operate.
CEO Zachary Darrah said the nonprofit’s upcoming choices may reduce offerings like a 24-hour shelter and hearty meals at Papa Mike’s Cafe.
About 150 women gathered at Pardini’s on Thursday morning for the annual Latina Women's Conference, where keynote speakers and local vendors promoted entrepreneurship + networking.
Hosted by the Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the event inspired attendees to exchange ideas and boost business connections.
🎓 Education
Research from Verizon shows Fresno parents feel AI expands learning with 71% in support but worry about overreliance as 65% caution against it, according to a study released Thursday, Sept.
24 at 11:14 p.m. A local technology professor advised parents to set clear boundaries for AI use in education.
🏥 Health
Medical Ministries International in Kerman loaded over 1,000 boxes of donated supplies on Thursday and is shipping 10 tons of equipment — including wheelchairs, hospital beds and respiratory supplies — to Ukraine.
The container will leave for Long Beach and is expected to reach Kyiv in nine to 12 weeks.
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