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On May 1, the German federal government launched a program offering a subsidy covering up to 30% of the purchase price of storage systems deployed with new or existing PV installations.

The first would be a program offering a choice of private insurance plans for people whose employers don't offer health coverage; the second would give financial assistance to people who have access to job-based benefits.

The state is in the second year of a program offering a limited number of $2,000 rebates through a lottery to cut the cost of adding a safe room to a home.

| Aug. 22-23 at 8: Louis Langrée, Mostly Mozart's music director, closes the festival the way he began it, conducting the festival orchestra in a program offering a Mozart masterpiece (the Mass in C Minor) along with an iconic twentieth-century German work (Strauss's "Metamorphosen," scored for twenty-three stringsringstrings

Academic support: Likely to include participation in the Freshman Scholars Institute, a summer program that introduces students to campus resources and offers two for-credit courses; a fall-semester course in research writing and methods; and a program offering a match with a graduate student to provide exposure to an academic field and exploration of research topics.

The perennial experimental tech giant will pilot a program offering a 30-hour work week to a small group of its thousands of employees.

In the first of two recitals, he performs "Till Dawn Sunday," a program offering an unconventional mix of short pieces by Piazzolla, Bartók, Elgar, Gershwin, Harold Arlen, and more.

It's a very good program, offering a taste of Mr. Shechter's intense physicality, Mr. Ekman's quirky vocabulary and Ms. Pite's poetic, lyrical qualities.

She began growing food in 1985, after a city program offering a house with a yard lured her, then a single mother of two, to the South Bronx from Harlem.

The Cornell Policy Review is the official public policy journal of the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs, a graduate program offering a two-year Master's degree in Public Administration (MPA).

A Cornell veterinary student grants program offering a unique opportunity to experience veterinary medicine in a developing country.