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Self Help Graphics & Art (SHG) will hold a series of free art workshops starting on October 3 to honor our muertitos, ending with its 53rd Annual Día de los Muertos Celebration.
Latino communities in the U.S. have been at the center of important advances in chronic disease prevention and treatment, but many are also unaware of how to benefit from emerging medical options.
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Deciding your vote should not be so confusing. Here is our coverage on the issues and candidates on the ballot to help you decide your vote for the midterm elections.
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