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SUPPORT IN THE BREAST CANCER COMMUNITY

Breast Cancer Awareness

Brunch (Oct. 1) – 32 Hst W 10th St, Anderson

Making Strides of Northwest

Indiana (Oct. 16) – Lake Country Fairgrounds, Crown Point

Making Strides of Fort

Wayne 5k (Oct. 22) -Foster Park, Fort Wayne

Bloomington Breast Cancer

Awareness Walk (Oct. 29) – Showers Plaza at City Hall, Bloomington

Sista Strut Indianapolis (Oct. 29) -Victory Field , Indianapolis With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the community overflows with pink ribbons and events supporting breast cancer research and treatment. Indiana hospitals and organizations provide support for those battling breast cancer through a variety of events. Listed to the side are just a few events that happened this past month. Many of them will be returning next year and are seeking your support and donations. Story by Mackenzie

Dreher.

“My Grandma was affected by breast cancer and I have attended a supporting/ fundraising event at a college football game.”

- Lillie King, 12

NEW LEADERSHIP IN UK

NEW KING, PRIME MINISTERS

The tragic death of Queen Elizabeth II left a dent on hearts around the world. Following her reign, new leaders of the nation have been appointed, one of them being her son: King Charles. He wishes to carry on the late Queen’s tradition by abiding by the Constitution and remaining charitable to the people. King Charles has wants to change the use of the family’s assets to preserve the wealth of the family. He will do this by giving responsibility to a handful of royals and centering the purpose of his reign on the role itself. Another ruler on the rise after Elizabeth Truss’ resignation is Rishi Sunak, set to be the new prime minister. He promises to bring professionalism and integrity to parliament as a leader to protect people and businesses. This statement follows after the political struggles Britain has gone through in the past seven weeks.He is up against a wall of critics following the short running of Elizabeth Truss. He is making big strides like, contrary to any previous rulers, Sunak is the first person of color and atheist to rule. Unlike her and former prime minister Boris Johnson, he aims to be strictly professional to set the tone for Britain’s political face after weeks of turmoil and unprofessionalism in Parliament. These faces coming to England will change the direction of the long-standing government to a stricter style, contrary to the late Queen’s style of reign. Story by

Tatum Keaffaber.