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New WA law streamlines online voter registration; Trump and Harris agree to debate on ABC on Sept. 10; Worker-owned cooperative movement finds footing in MN; One UT county looks to buy lawns to save water, residents' money.

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VP hopeful Walz makes a fiery defense in Wisconsin, as his state's supreme court upholds a voting rights measure. Utah enacts a controversial book ban. A poll reveals doubts about democracy's future, and renewable energy funding could be at risk.

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Tennesseans who struggle to afford fresh veggies can now access community gardens, the USDA brings hope to farmers in Virginia, Idaho uses education technology to boost its healthcare workforce, and a former segregated school in Texas gets a new chapter.

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PNS Daily Newscast - August 9, 2024 


New WA law streamlines online voter registration; Trump and Harris agree to debate on ABC on Sept. 10; Worker-owned cooperative movement finds footing in MN; One UT county looks to buy lawns to save water, residents' money.


2024Talks - August 9, 2024 


VP hopeful Walz makes a fiery defense in Wisconsin, as his state's supreme court upholds a voting rights measure. Utah enacts a controversial book ban. A poll reveals doubts about democracy's future, and renewable energy funding could be at risk.

The Yonder Report - August 8, 2024 


Tennesseans who struggle to afford fresh veggies can now access community gardens, the USDA brings hope to farmers in Virginia, Idaho uses education technology to boost its healthcare workforce, and a former segregated school in Texas gets a new chapter.

 


 


 


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