Two of the best quarterbacks to ever put on the headgear for the state of Ohio team up for a youth football camp. Heisman winner Troy Smith and Braxton Miller, everyone’s favorite individual historical narrative, will host a three-day youth football camp on the campus of what used to be …
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BREAKDOWN: Province secures funding to replace sister center McMeeken
Sault Ste. Marie’s advisers tapped into tonight’s virtual city council meeting in hopes of considering whether to scale back the $ 27.9 million replacement for the WJ McMeeken center or fund it with long-term debt. term. But Sault MPP Ross Romano and Laurie Scott, provincial infrastructure minister, made a surprise …
Read More »25 Toronto Jobs You Can Apply To Right Now
Finding a good job in Toronto can be difficult, but the economy could recover as we near the end of the pandemic. And with time to think during the lockdown, about one in four Canadians is considering a career change. The desire to to reinvent oneself is common during times …
Read More »Summer camp for young naturalists: two weeks of fun | Community
The North Coast Wildlife Center is delighted to announce its third annual summer camp for children. The non-profit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center welcomes students in grades three to six who want to learn about animals and experience the outdoors, to join them at their facility for Jr. Naturalists Summer Camp. . …
Read More »Project financing dossier: Sonnedix acquires a 22 MW solar portfolio in Italy
Sonnedix, independent solar energy producer (IPP), has completed the acquisition of a 22.3 MW portfolio of solar photovoltaic projects located in Italy from the Spanish IPP Solarig. The portfolio includes 18 ground-based solar photovoltaic projects, all in operation since 2010 and 2011 and under the Italian purchase tariff system Conto …
Read More »Dane County Receives $ 1.8 Million Water Quality Grant | McFarland Thistle
Dane County Department of Land and Water Resources (LWRD) received a grant from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) – Resource Conservation Service Natural Resources (NRCS) for a five-year project totaling more than $ 1.8 million. The project is a partnership between Dane County, …
Read More »John Hodge Obituary | Space
At 11 a.m. on February 20, 1959, the Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced the abandonment of the revolutionary Avro Arrow aircraft project. The hunter was extremely expensive, but had supported 25,000 Canadian high-tech jobs. At 3 p.m. that day, Avro announced to employees (via its public address system) that …
Read More »4-H Camp Overlook is a memorable outdoor experience | St. Lawrence County
Would you like to give your child a truly remarkable gift this summer? How about a memorable outdoor experience in an informal and truly unique educational setting; an experience that improves life skills, stimulates interest and challenges one’s abilities through training, education and play? 4-H Camp Overlook, south of Malone …
Read More »More costly financing plan for Aloha stadium replacement project goes to private developer
Mahalo for his support of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Enjoy this free story! When state officials call for proposals to replace the Aloha Stadium perhaps as early as July, they will ask private developers to meet a large chunk of the expense in a new twist to the plan that will …
Read More »Dr Antony Norman appointed provost MSU
Morehead State University has announced that Dr Antony Norman, Dean of Ernst and Sara Lane Volgenau College of Education, will be stepped up to the post of Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. As dean of the Volgenau College of Education, Norman led the college to partner with the …
Read More »CDC Updates New Directions for Youth Programs
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The CDC updated guidelines for summer camps on Friday, saying vaccinated teens do not need to wear masks at camp. Throughout the summer, the Lexington Explorium will host different camps for children ages three to five, and they will make changes based on advice from the CDC. …
Read More »Marisa Frazier: Missouri Clean Water Commission fails to protect state waters | Notice
On Tuesday, May 18, the Missouri Clean Water Commission voted 5-1 to remove “perched water table” from the definition of “groundwater” in the design rules for concentrated feed operations. “Perched water” is the term for temporary bodies of water that accumulate below the Earth’s surface. It is water that cracks …
Read More »Brunei: Special meeting focuses on Asean recovery and trade priorities
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, May 29 (Borneo Bulletin / ANN): The 20th meeting of the ASEAN Joint Consultative Committee on Trade Facilitation (ATF-JCC) was held by videoconference at the Ministry of Finance and Economy ( MoFE) Thursday and Friday (May 28). MoFE Permanent Secretary (Economics) Dr Hajah May Fa’ezah Haji Ahmad …
Read More »Here’s what Inland House members want to fund in your community – press enterprise
Outside of Lake Elsinore there is a dirt field where the ball fields should be. In Pomona, an arts center wants to prepare children for kindergarten. These are two of the projects members of the House of Home Representatives delegation hope to receive money from through a new program called …
Read More »JUF News | Rabbi Michael Weinberg retires, leaving a vibrant legacy
When a foreigner asks Rabbi Michael Weinberg what his name is, he has a ready answer. âI am a Jew,â he said. “Since ancient times, Jews have understood that they are inextricably linked and responsible for one another.” Nurturing Jewish unity marked the more than 40-year career of Rabbi Weinberg, …
Read More »As summer approaches, New York’s forgotten waterfront
NEW YORK CITY – Summer weather is here and New Yorkers are ready to flock to the city’s beaches. But New York’s 14 miles of public beaches are just a drop in the bucket for city dwellers to swim, paddle, and otherwise enjoy. Many New Yorkers forget that the city …
Read More »Construction Company Chairman Charged With Defrauding State Department In Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Schemes | USAO-SDNY
Audrey Strauss, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Michael Speckhardt, the special agent in charge of the United States Department of State, Office of the Inspector General, today announced the arrest of SINA MOAYEDI, owner of a construction company. , on charges of corruption …
Read More »CDC: Youth in summer camps don’t always need masks
the The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said On Friday, vaccinated teens do not need to wear a face mask if they are attending camps this summer, and unvaccinated young campers can usually do without a face mask when they are outside. Why is this important: The evolution of …
Read More »Summer Adventures in the Lake District | Columns
Memorial Day weekend has arrived and we are all excited to kick off the summer season. The Lake District is home to 273 lakes, ponds and rivers and there is plenty to do on and off the water. I could spend hours talking about our lakes, but here are some …
Read More »Maryland Agency Awards $ 566,000 in MicroGrid Grants
The Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) awarded $ 566,000 in micro-grid grants to eight organizations to fund feasibility studies, planning and project design. By Olivier Le Moal / Shutterstock.com Funding comes from the agency Resilient Maryland program, which aims to help eligible organizations and government entities set up micro-grids, resilience hubs, …
Read More »Former Kaizer Chiefs & Mamelodi Sundowns star Jose Torrealba open to
Former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns forward José Torrealba has said he would consider a return to South African football in order to take on a coaching role in the DStv Premiership. After enjoying an illustrious playing career, Torrealba hung up his boots in 2018 and has since returned to …
Read More »Stormwater management can protect water quality: study
North storm drain showing people recreating too close to a storm water spill in Banks Channel. Photo: Mallin, Grogan study In American bays and estuaries, stormwater runoff is the second leading cause of water degradation. North Carolina’s coastal watersheds are no exception, making stormwater management techniques necessary to maintain the …
Read More »Emerald Youth summer programs bringing children back to normal after an unusual school year
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee (WVLT) – For most students in East Tennessee, this week marks the end of the school year, which means the fun of summer camps begins. The Emerald Youth Foundation says it hopes to bring the kids together with friends and have fun. Children can choose from athletic programs, …
Read More »Federal funding of $ 61.6M announced for flood risk reduction projects
Governor Edwards on Thursday announced $ 61.6 million in federal funding for 16 statewide flood risk reduction projects under the Watershed Project Grants Program: Local and Regional: Round 1 . The first round funding opportunity is part of the state’s action plan to spend $ 1.2 billion in federal block …
Read More »Save up to $ 150 on Beats noise canceling wireless headphones
According to 2021, Amazon’s Prime Day in 2021 could take place on June 21 and 22. BloombergLast year’s Prime member shopping vacation has been postponed to October due to a pandemic. A few years ago, Amazon hosted Prime Day this summer. But with the arrival of June, it could be …
Read More »Offshore wind will take years to materialize
When the administration of US President Joe Biden this month approved the country’s first large offshore wind farm, it touted the move as the start of a new clean energy industry that by the end of the decade, will create more than 75,000 jobs in the United States. Industry executives …
Read More »All remaining COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted as of May 29
BOSTON (Mass.gov) The Baker-Polito administration has announced that the Commonwealth is on track to meet the goal of vaccinating 4.1 million residents by the first week of June and that all remaining restrictions on COVID-19 will be lifted as of May 29. The Commonwealth’s face cover order will also be …
Read More »Obtaining EPA Brownfield Funds for Projects in Wheeling, Moundsville, Paden City | News, Sports, Jobs
This concept drawing shows the vision of Robrecht Riverfront Park at the mouth of Wheeling Creek along the Ohio River in downtown Wheeling. (Photo file) WHEELING – Contaminated sites in the upper Ohio Valley will receive funds to help revitalize them, thanks to grants awarded Wednesday by the Environmental Protection …
Read More »What the new Phoenix Rising stadium means for the team
Santi Moar, who is a Phoenix Rising defender, kicks the ball into the box on a cross during their preseason game against Union Omaha at the team’s new stadium. (File photo by Nickolas Cooney / Cronkite News) PHOENIX – Phoenix Rising FC kicked off their season on April 30 and …
Read More »DEC reminds water recreation enthusiasts to clean, drain and dry boats and equipment to protect NYS waters from invasive species
Wed 26 May 2021 1:40 pm Boat stewards to conduct boat inspections and educate the recreating public about boat launches statewide As this year’s boating season officially kicks off, Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Basil Seggos reminded water recreation enthusiasts to do their part to protect New York’s waters from …
Read More »Teens learn to lead and have fun at the Army and Navy Academy Leadership Summer Camp
Registration is ongoing for Camp 2021 which includes two and four week sessions, starting at June 28 to July 24, on the Southern california boarding school seaside campus. Campers will live in academy dormitories while learning basic and advanced leadership development skills that prepare them for success later in college …
Read More »Provost Office Announces 20 Recipients of Transform This Challenge Grants Focused on Social Equity | E-News
To continue supporting grassroots transformation efforts, the Marshal’s Office granted a second Turn that! Challenge Grants to 20 projects for the coming year. Initially launched in the spring of 2020 – before the COVID-19 pandemic – the Marshal’s Office challenged the UMV community to engage in strategic transformation activities supporting …
Read More »Sylvinho named new Corinthians manager – Sambafoot
On Sunday, Corinthians announced the signing of Sylvinho, a 47-year-old Brazilian coach. Since leaving Lyon in France in 2019, the Brazilian coach has been without a club. He joins the club with a contract that will expire at the end of 2022. Negotiations between Sylvinho and Corinthians began quietly last …
Read More »Chattanooga Recreation Centers to Reopen June 1
Chattanooga will reopen its 18 Youth and Family Development Centers on June 1. At a city council committee meeting and agenda session on Tuesday, city chief of staff Brent Goldberg and YFD deputy administrator Jason McKinney presented to the council plans to reopen, as promised last week. As of June …
Read More »Surfrider’s annual water sanitation report highlights infrastructure needs and toxin disposal landscapes – Daily News
Too often seawater is soaked in sewage and pollutants, affecting the safety of beaches for swimming and surfing – this is the message of this year’s Clean Water Report released on Tuesday 25 May by the Surfrider Foundation. âWe believe that the water should always be clean. We should be …
Read More »Falls Creek Sneak Peek: A Faith Community
âHome, family, communityâ – words many use to describe a week in camp. Falls Creek marks a place and times when people have felt God move mightily. The Holy Spirit moves. God is changing earthly paths and eternal destinations as people trust Christ for salvation and grow in their faith. …
Read More »CED and the Great Lakes Group announce major funding for lake health research projects in Finger Lakes
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and the Great Lakes Research Consortium (GLRC) of Syracuse have announced $ 121,741 in grants for five research projects that will help restore and protect health New York’s Great Lakes and surrounding communities, including a project led by assistant professor of …
Read More »EPA’s national law enforcement mission could be compromised by staffing and security concerns
In a report dated May 12, 2021, the Office of the Inspector General (BIG) of the EPA concluded that the Office of Criminal Enforcement, Forensics, and Training (OCEFT) and its National Enforcement Investigations Center (NEIC) continue address security and staffing issues. constraints, which can compromise the ability of bureaus to …
Read More »Small but vital streams could lose their protections in Ohio / Public News Service
Ephemeral streams are considered the backbone of a watershed. (bgwashburn / Flickr) By Mary Schuermann Kuhlman – Producer, Contact May 25, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio – A vital part of Ohio’s watersheds would lose environmental protection under a bill. A committee hearing will be held today on Internal bill 175. It …
Read More »YMCA hosts first day of summer camp | New
The Owensboro and Daviess County YMCA began its annual summer day camp Monday as the facility seeks to rebuild its child care program after COVID-19 closures last year. Last year, according to Amanda Tichenor, director of child care for the YMCA, the annual camp was limited to one site and …
Read More »Supervisors: Morgantown Road Safety is a Priority – Mississippi’s Best Community Newspaper
NATCHEZ – It has been at least 20 years since the Morgantown Road expansion and resurfacing talks began. However, the preparatory work for the project has been little more than legal. Officials are working on a plan to widen and rehabilitate the road starting four years after Brigadier Casey Schrock, …
Read More »Williamsport Police Chief Announces Retirement | New
Williamsport, Pennsylvania – In an unexpected announcement, Williamsport Police Chief Damon Hagan said he would be stepping down as bureau chief. His last day will be Friday, he said. Damon Hagan submitted a letter to Mayor Slaughter saying the following: âToday, I am announcing my retirement from the Williamsport Police …
Read More »Senators Lindsey Williams, Maria Collett and Katie Muth to introduce bill allocating funds for water infrastructure
Harrisburg, PA – May 24, 2021 – Senator Lindsey M. Williams (D – Allegheny), Senator Maria Collett (D – Montgomery, Bucks) and Senator Katie Muth (D – Chester, Montgomery, Berks) today announced their intention to present legislation which will allocate $ 350 million from Pennsylvania’s share of US Federal Rescue …
Read More »As Congress returns to funding goals, who will benefit? – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Don’t tell Laura Fields that providing $ 1.7 million for her flood-prone neighborhood would be an unnecessary expense. His house in a subdivision in the Houston area was filled with 10 inches (25 centimeters) of water during Hurricane Harvey. âThe stress was just awful,â Fields said. “You know, seeing fish …
Read More »Transport Assistant job in Prescott, Arizona – Department of Veterans Affairs
The United States government is a huge employer and is always on the lookout for qualified candidates to fill a wide variety of vacancies across the country. Below is a summary of qualifications for an open and active Department of Veterans Affairs job listing. The opening is for a transportation …
Read More »Canadian shipping company fined for dumping oily bilge water into Lake Ontario
By Eric Freedman An Ontario shipping company agreed to pay a $ 500,000 fine and implement an environmental compliance program after accepting responsibility for the illegal dumping of 11,887 gallons of oily bilge water into Lake Ontario. Algoma Central Corp. of St. Catharines pleaded guilty in Buffalo US District Court …
Read More »A non-profit organization seeks funding to open a vocational school in Sainte-Croix
The Virgin Islands Architectural Center for Built Heritage and Crafts Inc. plans to convert this former Christiansted monument, “The Old Barracks”, into a school of arts, historic preservation, culture, construction and architecture. (Photo source by Linda Morland) A nonprofit in St. Croix called the Virgin Islands Architectural Center for Built …
Read More »DA: “ Significant development ” in 1972, assassination of altar boy Danny Croteau to close the case
SPRINGFIELD – Forty-nine years after 13-year-old Danny Croteau was left for dead on the banks of the Chicopée River, investigators seem poised to shut the book down on his murder. Hampden District Attorney Anthony D. Gulluni will announce on Monday a “significant development” in the 1972 case in which there …
Read More »UC Collaboration launches the first online course in Punjabi
The first online Punjabi language course for University of California students that launched earlier this year is a collaboration of multiple UC campuses, centered around UC Santa Cruz and UC Davis. Punjabi language instruction has been offered at UCSC since 2012, currently the only course in a modern South Asian …
Read More »Grand Rapids players prepare for children’s summer theater camp | New
What could be better than a chance to perform on stage with a group of other kids, around your age, in front of a live audience three times? Grand Rapids Players has exactly what you need! Join us for our 15th Children’s Summer Camp, June 14 – July 10, in …
Read More »TBM participates in a community mural project
The City of the Blue Mountains (TBM) and Events for Life (EFL) are teaming up for a new community mural project. âThe staff think this is a great opportunity to bring the community together during what has been a very difficult year,â Shawn Everitt, CEO of TBM, said in a …
Read More »Assistant Manager of Real Estate job at Greenacre Recruitment
Position: Deputy Property Manager Customer: Red Kite Community Housing – High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire Salary package: Up to £ 60,000 per year Contract length: Permanent Greenacre Recruitment is delighted to be working exclusively with Red Kite Community Housing for a highly sought after position of Deputy Property Manager. We are looking …
Read More »Chester River Now ‘No Landfill Zone’ for Boats | Local News
CHESTER – The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced that the Chester River and its tributaries are now a no-discharge zone, a water zone where all sewage discharges from boats – even when treated by a device sanitation – is prohibited. The United States Environmental Protection Agency has reviewed …
Read More »Mud Run in Vienna | News, Sports, Jobs
VIENNA – In partnership with the city of Vienna, the Parkersburg YMCA organized a mud race on Saturday. The 1.25 mile course stretched from the wooded area behind the Vienna Rec Center and Jackson Middle School. Children and adults were invited to join in the fun. “It was a lot …
Read More »Derby Market Hall and Eastern Gateway secure £ 15million in funding
The city of Derby has received £ 15million for two major city center projects. The transformation projects of the market hall and the east gate have obtained the support of the Future High Streets Fund. The government confirmed that the two projects would receive the grant, after having previously granted …
Read More »Vitalant hosts thank you event for local convalescent plasma donors
From left to right, Dr. Samantha Mack, Medical Director of Vitalant’s Mountain Division; Dr Nadine Lober, local coordinator of convalescent plasma collection, Anne Burtchaell, vice-president of the mountain division of Vitalant and recipient of convalescent plasma, and Paul Nielsen.Tricia Swenson/[email protected] It’s hard to believe that over a year ago many …
Read More »Philadelphia Eagles Return Miles Sanders Hosts First Youth Football Camp in Harrisburg to Give Back to Kids and Fans
HARRISBURG – As Miles Sanders strode across the grass at Rocco Ortenzio Stadium on Saturday, a smile spread across his face as hundreds of young soccer players chanted his last name. It was symbolic of why the Philadelphia Eagles running back decided to hold his first youth football camp as …
Read More »Local news: Verona tries to recover from a flood (22/05/21)
The Missouri Department of Transportation closed this bridge that connects the P and Business 60 freeway to Verona due to flood damage. Repairs are expected to begin next week. Mike Gervais/[email protected] Water comes out of sewers, houses, bridges As the floodwaters recede from Monday night’s storm, Verona takes stock and …
Read More »Queens mixed-use project secures US $ 90 million in construction funding
Queens mixed-use project has secured $ 90 million in construction funding Slate property group. The project will be built on 69-65 Yellowstone Boulevard in Forest Hills, Queens, New York. It will include 50,000 square feet of retail, 186 parking spaces and 166 multi-family units, 50 of which will be affordable. …
Read More »FG orders NITDA to engage Facebook on WhatsApp
By Emmanuel Elebeke In a demonstration of commitment to respecting the privacy of Nigerians’ data, the federal government ordered the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA to vigorously engage with Facebook to understand the processes, level of security, etc. Nigerian user data to ensure that the proposed policies for Nigeria …
Read More »Seven of the best coastal family adventures in the British Isles
1. Great for rock climbing: County Donegal The inky waters that pound the coast of Donegal have shaped the region’s distinctive marine stacks for thousands of years, and you can conquer the spectacular formations on your own on a journey. Unique ascent. Led by climber and mountain instructor Iain Miller, …
Read More »NSYMCA’s Strong Kids Moves to ‘Community Strong’ Fundraiser
Like so many organizations over the past year, the YMCA of the Northern Suburbs has had to adapt to the pandemic and post-pandemic needs of the community in order to continue serving its members. Part of the evolution of the Y is the announcement of its new fundraising efforts, Community …
Read More »EPA grants first step for urban agriculture project | Local government
Lincoln was the only community in the state to get the EPA grant through its Multi-Purpose, Assessment and Cleanup Grants program, said Edward Chu, EPA Region 7 Acting Director. . Brownfields are developed lands, often previously used for industrial or commercial purposes, which could be contaminated. Other sites that will …
Read More »Senator Cramer worries about civil war in Afghanistan and calls for ISR capacity building to reduce threat of terrorism
*** Click here to download video. Click here for audio. *** WASHINGTON – During a Senate Armed Services (SASC) hearing, U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) questioned David F. of Politico-Military Affairs Middle East and Joint Staff of Indo-Pacific Security Affairs, on military plans to support the government in Afghanistan in …
Read More »Opinion: Are we a gulf or an ocean?
By Mike Beanan Have you ever been on your surfboard and found yourself drifting up the coast? Or while swimming in the kelp forest, do you notice the kelp fronds leaning against the strong current? In 1542, the exploration of the Californian coast by Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo âdiscoveredâ the Gulf …
Read More »UNITED WAY PRIZE FUNDING TO 29 LOCAL PROGRAMS
THE UNITED WAY OF SIOUXLAND HAS AWARDED 29 LOCAL PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES THAT HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE ISSUES THAT THE PEOPLE OF SIOUXLAND ARE AFFECTED. GRANTS VARY FROM OVER $ 14,000 TO $ 123,000 DOLLARS. THEY INCLUDE FUNDING FOR THE HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAMS OF CATHOLIC AND SECURED …
Read More »New York announces $ 250 million in funding to modernize airports
24 New York State airports can apply for economic development grants. Credit: Miguel Ãngel Sanz / Unsplash. The governor of New York announced a $ 250 million grant for the overhaul of state airports to support regional economic development. Of the total amount of the grant, $ 230 million will …
Read More »Bengaluru United appoints C. John Kenneth Raj as Technical Director of United Pro School & Academy
BDFA Super Division League 2020-21 champions FC Bengaluru United have appointed C. John Kenneth Raj as technical director of United Pro School & Academy. With 19 years of football coaching experience, Kenneth Raj is one of India’s most skilled youth coaches. Kenneth Raj holds an âAâ license from the Asian …
Read More »Punjab Vigilance Bureau arrests 2 FCI officials in corruption case
ANI | Update: May 21, 2021 11:05 PM STI Chandigarh (Punjab) [India], May 21 (ANI): On The Punjab Vigilance Bureau on Friday arrested two officials from the Food Corporation of India (FCI) and an individual in connection with a corruption case in Sangrur district.A spokesperson for the State Vigilance Bureau …
Read More »Drain campaign educates boaters about invasive species
When it starts June 4-6, Wisconsin Annual Drainage campaign align with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Free Fishing Weekend and Invasive species Months of action. It is essential for boaters to drain all the water of their boats and equipment before leaving one lake or river and heading for …
Read More »Undergraduates create summer camp to support women in physics
Women to win less than a quarter of bachelor’s degrees in physics, but a group of Stanford undergraduate women are looking to change that. Stanford’s program to inspire the next generation of women in physics (SPINWIP), a three-week virtual summer camp for high school students, aims to expose low-income, first-generation …
Read More »Mayor Seeks Federal Government Help To Fund Public Transit And Other Projects – Pasadena Now
Pasadena officials are seeking help from federal lawmakers to take advantage of permission to spend spending on projects in their districts now that a 10-year ban on the practice has been lifted by the Biden administration. Known as “benchmarks,” the practice was renamed for the 2022 federal budget process as …
Read More »T’Erra Wilkerson of Baxley receives Lou Crouch Law Enforcement Fellowship from South Georgia Technical College – Americus Times-Recorder
By Su Ann Bird AMERICUS – T’Erra Wilkerson of Baxley received the Lou Crouch Law Enforcement Scholarship from the South Georgia Technical College Foundation after completing class 21-01 at the South Georgia Law Enforcement Academy. Wilkerson obtained his POST (Peace Officer Standards and Training) certification from the SGTC Law Enforcement …
Read More »3M sues Michigan, hackers infiltrate Pennsylvania’s water systems, millions invested in Illinois and Ohio – Great Lakes Now
From lead pipes to PFAS, drinking water contamination is a major problem plaguing towns and villages all around the Great Lakes. Cleaning up contaminants and providing safe water to all is an ongoing struggle for public health. Keep up to date with developments related to drinking water in the Great …
Read More »Gordie and Braden Varney ceremony to take place on May 29
Through ohtadmin | at May 20, 2021 A ceremony honoring two men from Mariposa County who have dedicated their lives to saving others is scheduled for later this month. The Sweetwater Christian Camp invites everyone to attend the dedication ceremony for a memorial that has been erected in honor of …
Read More »Pedo authorized commercial financing of projects – Journal
PESHAWAR: The government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa approved a new financial model for the Pakhtunkhwa Hydel Development Organization (Pedo) allowing the public sector entity to engage private lenders to finance its future projects instead of relying on government funding. An official familiar with the matter told Dawn that the Pedo Policy …
Read More »Kia’s fast-charging EV6 electric crossover arrives in the US in early 2022 – TechCrunch
The company said during a live event in New York on Tuesday night that the Kia EV6, an all-electric crossover that would launch the automaker’s PlanS strategy to switch from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, will arrive in the United States in early next year. .. The EV6 is …
Read More »Radford Sheriff’s Office Announces First-Ever Life Skills Summer Camp for Area Youth
RADFORD, Va. (WFXR) – The Radford Sheriff’s Office has announced a new initiative: a Life Skills summer camp for area children from Friday August 13 through Sunday August 15. âWe are proud to offer the children of Radford a camp unlike any typical camp or organized sports camp. Our goal …
Read More »Texas’ pristine streams need protection. It is up to the State Senate to act.
The first time I paddled the Nueces River I was blown away by the water – crystal clear, aqua colored, almost tropical. I could easily see the bottom of the river several feet below me and fish as they darted under my kayak. Fed by springs that escape groundwater below …
Read More »Seneca Falls Projects Selected for DRI State Funding | New
SENECA FALLS – Finally. Two years after receiving a $ 10 million state grant for the downtown revitalization initiative, and a year after submitting a list of projects for the use of that money, local officials learned on Thursday which projects had been approved by the state for DRI funds. …
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