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- 1Library Research Inspires Staff Member Elle Mott's New Book●Research Leads Library Staff Elle Mott to Author New Book
Elle Mott, a staff member at the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library, has written a new book that grew out of research conducted during her library work. The announcement highlights how archival and reference work can lead to literary projects, and it draws attention to the library's role in supporting staff authors.
- 2EKU basketball coach A.W. Hamilton launches children's book▼EKU basketball coach A.W. Hamilton launches children’s book
Eastern Kentucky University men's basketball coach A.W. Hamilton has released a children's book, according to WKYT. The launch adds a publishing milestone to Hamilton's coaching career at EKU. Details about the book's title, subject, and availability have not been widely reported yet, but local coverage highlights the coach's off-court project.
- 3Jen Hamilton opens up about viral fame and divorce▼Kids, Chaos & Coffee: Jen Hamilton opens up about viral fame, 'Birth Vibes' & navigating divorce
North Carolina-based content creator Jen Hamilton, known for her funny stories about parenting three kids, has given an interview discussing her sudden viral fame, her 'Birth Vibes' project, and how she is navigating a divorce in the public eye. She reflects on balancing chaotic family life, coffee-fuelled content creation, and personal upheaval while maintaining a large online following.
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A new policy paper from The Hamilton Project, published through Brookings, argues that Medicare's home health benefit needs structural reform. The authors examine how the program pays for and delivers home-based care, and propose changes aimed at expanding access while controlling costs. The analysis is drawing attention among health policy experts as lawmakers weigh the future of care for older and disabled Americans.