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- 1New immigration processing center opens in Edmond, Oklahoma▼New immigration processing center opens in Edmond; DHS Sec. Mullin calls immigrants 'customers'
A new immigration processing center has opened in Edmond, Oklahoma. Homeland Security Secretary Mullin attended and drew attention by referring to immigrants as 'customers,' a framing that is prompting debate about how the agency treats people going through the immigration system. Multiple local public radio outlets covered the opening.
- 2Mullin helps open new USCIS office in Edmond▼Secretary Markwayne Mullin helps open US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Edmond
Secretary Markwayne Mullin took part in the opening of a new US Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Edmond, Oklahoma. The event marks expanded federal immigration services in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, giving local residents a closer location for citizenship and immigration-related services. Coverage has so far been limited to local reporting on the ceremony.
- 3Groundbreaking Held for New Youth Mental Health Facility in Redmond▼Groundbreaking For New Youth Mental Health Facility in Redmond
Construction officially begins on a new youth mental health facility in Redmond, Oregon, with a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of the project. The facility is intended to expand mental health services for young people in the region, where demand for such care has been growing.
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Construction of a youth mental health facility in Redmond, Oregon is set to begin, with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Tuesday. The project, reported by local outlet The Bulletin, will add dedicated mental health services for young people in the region. The size, cost and operators of the facility were not detailed in the available information.
- 5Dry Canyon Arts Association donation supports Redmond school art programs●Dry Canyon Arts Association donation keeping art alive in Redmond schools
The Dry Canyon Arts Association has made a donation to keep art education running in Redmond, Oregon schools. The gift helps fund art programs that might otherwise face cuts, according to Central Oregon Daily coverage. It highlights ongoing community efforts to sustain creative learning in local classrooms despite tight school budgets.
- 6Redmond breaks ground on youth mental health facility●No more trips over the mountain: Redmond breaks ground on youth mental health facility
Construction has begun on a youth mental health facility in Redmond, Oregon, local outlet Central Oregon Daily reported. The project means young people in central Oregon will no longer have to travel over the mountains to receive mental health care, bringing services closer to home for families in the region.