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The Northeast News is committed to serving and providing a voice for our community in the best way we can; We welcome feedback from our neighbors and community members. Our team is here to report on the often untold stories, advocate for the community and tackle all the complex issues within the neighborhood. Throughout November and December, The Northeast News will once again be participating in NowsMatch, an annual fundraising campaign through the Institute for Nonprofit News (INN). This campaign has entered its second decade with selected support of 437 newsrooms, including The Northeast News.. As a non-profit with a very small yet mighty team, we count on our readers to keep local news accessible and printed media alive at little to no cost to them. Throughout the NewsMatch campaign, all reader donations will be matched by INN dollar for dollar. The Northeast News is currently located in the EGG (2659 Independence Ave.).

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Retraining programs should provide financial support as well as new skills.

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You love the free sample but will never buy it. How many times may you circle back?

A warehouse store is offering delicious samples. You have no intention of purchasing the product, but the employee seems bored and has trays to spare. After taking two, you consider removing your jacket and returning for a third.

Is exploiting generosity wrong when the giver appears not to care?

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