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Amid DACA Uncertainty, States Open Professions to ‘Dreamers’
Indiana now lets DACA recipients apply for professional licenses. “Dreamers” have thrived for two years in Nebraska with a similar policy.
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Rural Recreation
As entrepreneurs, telecommuters and retirees look for a better quality of life closer to the outdoors, rural counties with recreation-based economies are booming.
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Four-Day School Weeks
Small rural school districts have long sought to save money and attract teachers by dropping a school day. Now some urban districts are making the switch.
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New Jersey and Illinois built up the largest deficits from fiscal years 2002 to 2016, while Alaska amassed the largest surplus.
