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AMC to Launch Open Captions Making Movie Theaters More Accessible
Many of us are used to seeing captions on TV or while watching movies at home, but they are not common in movie theaters. Now, AMC is changing that so that people who rely on captions can enjoy more movies.
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Local Man With Terminal Cancer Has Disability Funds Frozen
A lot of people are struggling with finances, but having your cards frozen with no warning sounds like a nightmare. That’s what one local man with terminal cancer said happened to him over the Christmas weekend.
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Watch Out for Christmas Bonus Scams
The holidays are a season of giving, but a new scam will only take. Everyone could use a little extra money this time of year. That’s what one scam promises to people who participate.
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Local Woman Finds Small Business Disaster Loan Was Taken Out in Her Name
Businesses are hurting because of the coronavirus pandemic. There have been billions of dollars in emergency and disaster loans given out by the Small Business Administration to help keep the lights on. It turns out some loans were taken out in the names of people who never applied.
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Some Companies Are Sending Employees to Mexico for Cheaper Prescription Drugs
The coronavirus pandemic has restricted cross-border travel. People looking for cheaper prescription drugs are still making the trip south. It’s all because of high drug prices in the United States.
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Your Jewelry Might Not Be Worth as Much as You Think
A lot of people are hurting financially because of the coronavirus pandemic, and some have turned to pawn shops, jewelry stores and gold sellers for some fast cash. Those buyers say fake jewelry is very common.
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What It's Like to Volunteer for Coronavirus Vaccine
Companies and governments around the world are testing at least 120 potential vaccines for COVID-19. One of the test subjects is a local scientist.
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You Should Fill out College Financial Aid Applications as Soon as Possible
More people may be applying for financial aid this year because of the recession caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The FAFSA just opened up on October 1st for the Fall 2021 semester and experts say you should apply now.
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‘Extra' Unemployment Checks Cause Confusion
Millions of people are still relying on unemployment checks. The Federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program ended in July, but some people are having hundreds of dollars suddenly appear in their accounts.
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Wildfire Ash Could Ruin Your Car's Paint Job: Here's What You Should Do
Even if you live miles away from wildfires, you can still see their impact right outside your door. Ash from those fires can land on cars, which might eventually damage the exterior.
