
Andréa Williams
Blog Writer and Head of Marketing at Retail Assist Blog
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1 day ago |
tmj4.com | Andrea Williams |Andréa Williams |Tony Aria
It was 30 years ago that the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum first opened its doors in downtown Milwaukee—built on a simple yet powerful mission: to inspire curiosity and creativity in children, while giving families a place to learn and play together.
Ending hunger is more than just providing food - it’s about communities and a better economic future
6 days ago |
newportnewstimes.com | Andrea Williams |Andréa Williams
In recent conversations with Oregonians across the state, we heard from a mom — like me, a mother of two young kids — who always packs extra food for her child to take to school, just in case a classmate doesn’t have enough to eat. That’s who we are as Oregonians. We look out for each other. But no family should have to rely on the kindness of another parent to keep their child happy and well-fed. Too many Oregon families are feeling the squeeze.
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1 week ago |
tmj4.com | Andrea Williams |Andréa Williams |Tony Aria
Anna Mae Robertson, one of the last living members of the historic 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, passed away on May 30, 2025, at the age of 101. Her passing marks the end of a remarkable life dedicated to service, family, and quiet heroism. Chosen to lead this year's Juneteenth celebration, her family will proudly represent her as Grand Marshal—a role that speaks to the profound impact she made both in her community and on the world. Born in 1923, Mrs.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Andrea Williams |Andréa Williams
The newest Biden-focused book to hit the market pulls no punches on its central premise. It’s right there in the title: “Original Sin: President Biden’s Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again.”Two other books examining Biden’s awkward, ill-timed handoff to Kamala Harris and Trump’s subsequent re-election were also published this spring.
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1 week ago |
oregoncapitalchronicle.com | Andrea Williams |Andréa Williams
In recent conversations with Oregonians across the state, we heard from a mom — like me, a mother of two young kids — who always packs extra food for her child to take to school, just in case a classmate doesn’t have enough to eat. That’s who we are as Oregonians. We look out for each other. But no family should have to rely on the kindness of another parent to keep their child happy and well-fed. Too many Oregon families are feeling the squeeze.
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