Voces Consulares: We care for your rights, with or without pandemic
Voces Consulares: We care for your rights, with or without pandemic
U.S. expands temporary work permits for some U visa applicants
By Roberta PardoThe Biden administration announced Monday (June 14) that it will speed up the process of issuing temporary work permits and deportation relief to some immigrants who are crime victims while their visa cases are pending, multiple media outlets reported.The change will benefit immigrants who have applied for the U visa, a program with […]
The origins of Father’s Day
Every third Sunday in June, Americans nationwide get together to celebrate the fathers and father figures in their lives.The holiday dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, a few years after Mother’s Day was first celebrated, when Sonora Smart Dodd, daughter of American Civil War veteran William Jackson Smart, proposed a similar holiday […]
Reyna hit with bottle by fan at CONCACAF Nations League final
By Toberta Pardo Bottles and other objects were thrown at members of the U.S. national men’s soccer team during its 3-2 win over Mexico Sunday (June 6) in the CONCACAF Nations League final.TV footage and videos posted on social media showed fans throwing objects, including cups and water bottles, toward members of the U.S. team […]
“Luis Miguel: La Serie” Netflix confirmó la tercera temporada
Luego de que el domingo pasado finalizara la segunda temporada de “Luis Miguel: La Serie”, se anunció en las redes oficiales de la misma que habrá una tercera y última temporada, Según algunas publicaciones, el periodista Alex Kaffie aseguró que Luis Miguel tendría una participación especial en la tercera temporada de la serie que habla […]
Dos Mundos: Volume 41 Issue 21 • 05/27/21 – 06/02/21
In this issue • U.S. economy recovering • Local Hispanic shares experience as firefighter • Holidays at a glance: Memorial Day
Factors to Consider When Moving to a New City
Guest Post Hire A Helper Saying sayonara to your humble abode in search of new opportunities and a change of scenery? You’re not alone—the average American moves eleven times in their lifetime. Finding a new city to live in comes with inherent challenges, but it doesn’t have to be a triathlon of how much stress you can endure. This […]
Now More People in Wyandotte County Eligible for Free, Walk-In COVID-19 Vaccinations
Now High-Contact Critical Workers are Also Able to Get Vaccinations Without Appointments; Seniors 65 and Older Still Eligible for Walk-Ins Now even more people who live and work in Wyandotte County are eligible to get free COVID-19 vaccines! The Unified Government’s Public Health Department (UGPHD) is expanding the availability of walk-in COVID-19 vaccinations. Now the […]
Now Wyandotte County Seniors Over 65 Can Get COVID-19 Vaccinations
En Wyandotte County las personas mayores de 65 son eligibles para las vacunas COVID-19 New Mass Vaccine Facility Opens in Western Wyandotte County Calling all Wyandotte County seniors! The Unified Government Public Health Department (UGPHD) is now scheduling seniors age 65 and older who live in the County for COVID-19 vaccinations. Highest priority will be […]
Editorial: Go Chiefs!
Kansas City’s celebrating this week. Even people uninterested in professional football are feeling hometown pride in the Chiefs victory on Sunday in the AFC championship game versus the Buffalo Bills. The reigning Super Bowl champions are now headed to their second consecutive Super Bowl. This year’s annual National Football League (NFL) championship game will be […]