Building local and regional food systems – Part Two Tim Hammerich Journalist This is Tim Hammerich from the Ag Information Network with your Farm of the Future report. Many consumers like the idea of buying local food, but the infrastructure to develop local food systems is lacking. Walden Local MeatRead More →
Conewago Township supervisors learned on Monday of ongoing efforts to improve the safety and well-being of residents. Conewago Township Police Chief Gary Baumgardner showed supervisors flyers that will be distributed at the annual National Night, which will take place on August 2 this year. Conewago will join neighboring municipalities inRead More →
PARMA, Ohio – Summer has arrived – the time most kids have been looking forward to. However, many parents do not share this enthusiasm. I have a friend whose young daughter announced she was “bored” at 9:30 am on the second day of summer vacation. Cold and rainy weather wasRead More →
PARIS (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist alliance is expected to lose its majority despite winning the most seats in the final round of legislative elections on Sunday, while the far-right National Rally appears to have made big wins. Projections, which are based on partial results, show Macron’s candidatesRead More →
I don’t know if you go through the names of the graduates of Iredell high schools, but I particularly do the graduates of my alma mater, Mooresville High School. My best wishes go out to all the graduates of Iredell 2022. In the class of 1966, we had about 130Read More →
Mike Wolanin | The Republic Then Bartholomew County Clerk Jay Phelps explains how the new voter-verified paper audit trail system works with county voting machines at the Bartholomew County Clerk’s Office in Columbus, Ind. , Thursday, October 10, 2019. Bartholomew County election officials said they would welcome a post-election auditRead More →
Father’s Day is this Sunday, so here are some local stores to pick up all the Father’s Day necessities. SACRAMENTO, Calif. – COVID-19, supply chain issues, inflation, and online shopping have had a drastic impact on local stores and gift shops in Sacramento. Father’s Day is this Sunday, and hereRead More →
CiCi Holmes paints faces with fun designs at The Blessings Closet’s book distribution event in Morgan’s Grove Park on Sunday afternoon. Holmes is the niece of The Blessings Closet founder Rhonda Gales. Toni Milbourne SHEPHERDSTOWN – Rhonda Gales started The Blessings Closet as a way toRead More →
Energy consumption is skyrocketing in East Texas with the onset of high temperatures. Longview-area power provider AEP Southwestern Electric Power Co. said it recorded the “unofficial peak load” so far this year between 4 and 5 p.m. Monday at 4,500 megawatts. “Although it is higher than last year at aroundRead More →
New Ria Chaitram 10 hours ago OCHO Candy A new candy made from organic products has been introduced to the local market by Associated Brands Industries Ltd (ABIL), resulting in the creation of several manufacturing jobs.ABIL recently acquired US company OCHO (Organic Chocolate) Candy and decommissioned its entire factory andRead More →
Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant stands with State Representative Danielle Gregoire and US Representative Lori Trahan at Jaworek Elementary School. (Picture/submitted) MARLBOROUGH – A 71 degree day led to temperatures approaching 80 degrees in a classroom at Jaworek Elementary School in Marlborough last month as local leaders visited the school. InRead More →
by Len Lear When I was an undergraduate at Muhlenberg College in Allentown, an English teacher, Dr. Harold Stenger was a legendary teacher of Shakespeare plays. He played all the roles, including the female characters, with different accents and unbridled passion. Even students who had no interest in Shakespeare –Read More →
Are you ready for a new pet in your life? All of these animals are available for adoption at Iredell County Animal Services, 430 Bristol Drive, Statesville. All of this week’s pets have been spayed or neutered and are looking for their forever homes. Fee for dogs is $80 unlessRead More →
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The doors to the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court building remained locked on Monday, with only a sign on the front doors notifying the public of its closure. The sign on the door said: “The Criminal District Court building is currently closed. The hearing is heldRead More →
Carol Dawson’s art is on display through August 16 at the Warehouse Living Arts Center Gallery at 119 W. Sixth Ave. Born and raised in Corsica, Dawson has always found her own deep roots there to be a rich source of continuous inspiration – from her gardens and countryside toRead More →
After years of planning, the Port of Columbia is poised to bring high-speed Internet to households in Dayton and surrounding Columbia County. Once the network is complete, every household within the city limits of Dayton will have access to paid service by early 2023. “We will be able to stretchRead More →
Two women-owned startups have won the top prize in the first ever tie recorded by the annual Gauntlet Business program and competition. Rudy Media’s daughtera Roanoke-based Uptown Martinsville-based film and media operation 3D electric iriswhich uses 3D printing to create innovations for modern farms, both won prizes worth approximately $29,800Read More →
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BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) – Did you know you and your family can visit Florida state parks for free this summer? Well, you only need a library card from the Northwest Regional Library System to do so. If you don’t have a library card, you can go to your localRead More →
After the Civil War, one of the signs that a city had matured was the character of its schools. Public schools, though common in rural areas, were often little more than primary schools through grade six. Secondary schools could be found in major cities, but their attendance numbers were low.Read More →
The recently opened Winner’s Club in Sihanoukville seeks to tap into the local expat market and offer a more low-key form of entertainment than the city’s glitzier casinos. In this week’s Face-to-Face, the owner Gary Tam tells us about his latest venture and updates us on developments in Cambodia’s coastalRead More →
Working: A Musical premieres at Parkway Playhouse June 4-18, 2022! Based on Studs Terkel’s best-selling book of interviews with American workers, Working paints a vivid portrait of the workers the world so often takes for granted: the teacher, the COVID frontline workers, the waitress, the carpenter, the mason and theRead More →
BRIGHTON, Colo. (KDVR) – Tim Morgan has set up an email alert system for his inbox so he can keep up with news about deadly police chases across the country. This is how he discovered that two innocent people had been killed in Brighton, Colorado, after a suspect, who wasRead More →
With the recent designation of monkeypox as a second-degree infectious disease in a four-tier system, the medical community should establish a surveillance system to detect monkeypox cases early and quickly secure third-party smallpox vaccines and treatments. generation, said an expert. In particular, he said infectious disease,Read More →
Hello Catonville. I’m here in your inbox as usual to tell you everything you need to know about what’s happening in town. Let’s dive in… First, today’s weather forecast: Costs; a morning shower. High: 81 Low: 56. Find out what our local sponsor can do for you: Are you lookingRead More →
The Glynn County School Board will vote today on several important issues, including passing its fiscal year 2023 budget, purchasing new financial management software, and an agreement with the College of Coastal Georgia to create new educational opportunities for district personnel. The school board is due to vote at itsRead More →
BLAKESBURG — The Blakesburg Historical Preservation Society will hold a rummage sale on June 11 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The sale will take place in the Blakesburg Elementary School cafeteria. The Something for Everyone exhibit will include unique collectibles, antiques, furniture, books and sundries with proceeds going towardsRead More →
Everything but squirrels is on sale at Russell’s Pecans and Fine Candy in Gholson, where the Russell family and 1,500 pampered pecans have delivered the wares and treats to central Texas for generations. Patriarch Dann Russell, 71, said he and estate agent Josh Carter welcome offers from almost anyone. ButRead More →
Ravalli Republic Do you have an event or calendar item that you would like to publish in the Ravalli Republic? Please email your submission to events@ravalirepublic.com. Submit the information in paragraph form. Posters and leaflets will not be accepted. Monday, June 6 Bitterroot Public Library, 6 Book Summer Reading ChallengeRead More →
In the ocean, in a rice field, on a farm… these beer gardens take outdoor bars to a whole new level! One of the best ways to enjoy warm weather after a cold winter and chilly spring is to go to a Japanese beer garden, savoring the summer in aRead More →
Orangeburg County Council has unanimously approved the hiring of a new EMS billing and collection company. The council voted at a meeting last month to hire EMS Management as the new county billing and collections department for its EMS department. “From time to time we need to look at ourRead More →
The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that about 66% of high school graduates will go on to college next year. As post-secondary tuition continues to rise, both sides of the spectrum are wondering what to do with America’s higher education system. Talk of free tuition nationwide sparked conversation. Unfortunately forRead More →
By Michelle Toh, CNN Business Amazon is closing its Kindle bookstore in China, marking yet another retreat for a Western tech giant in the world’s second-largest economy. The company announced on Thursday that from July 2023, Kindle users will no longer be able to buy books online in the country.Read More →
In mid-May, the Berkeley community was devastated by the closing from another beloved local landmark, Shattuck Cinemas. This, unfortunately, is not an isolated incident. Since the start of the pandemic, there has been an increase in turnover for local businesses downtown and on Telegraph Avenue due to fewer customers andRead More →
Schools in Albaster City will now be able to offer their summer feeding program to children 18 and under through June at two local parks. (Case) STAFF REPORTS ALABASTER – After recent news that Alabaster City schools would no longer be able to continue their summer feeding program at schoolRead More →
Correspondent photo / Robert Hayes. Maplewood sophomore Caleigh Richards runs with plenty of distance between her and the rest of the field earlier this season in the 3200 at the Trumbull County Championships in Lakeview. This weekend, athletes from across the Mahoning Valley will converge onRead More →
Struggling East Dunkard Water Authority in Greene County is receiving nearly $2 million in funding for infrastructure upgrades to hopefully avert water quality issues that have plagued service this year. Governor Tom Wolf announced Tuesday that the Dilliner Water Authority will receive $1.94 million in Community Development Grants – CARESRead More →
Single mother Christie Mowry is one of Lawrence County’s newest homeowners. Along the way, she got a little help from the local United Way and its homeownership courses. The agency first offered the courses in 2020 with the support of $10,000 Friends and in partnership with Penn State Extension, collaboratedRead More →
ASHTON, Idaho (KIFI) – The Henry’s Fork Foundation (HFF), Conant Creek Canal Company and Fremont-Madison Irrigation District are partnering on a project that has received $1.1 million from the USBR WaterSMART Efficiency Grant Program water and energy in 2022. The project aims to conserve water and improve the efficiency andRead More →
BENNINGTON – The Bennington Farmers Market will for the first time focus on local authors with a special event taking place during the market on Saturday, with four fantastic local writers and illustrators on hand to share their works and sign copies of their books. Presenting authors are Judith D.Read More →
Sandahl Taylor is not aiming for the stars. She aims for infinity and beyond. When Taylor, a military wife, mother and career woman, takes the stage in August at the McAllen Convention Center in Texas, she will be the first Pennsylvanian woman in more than a decade to represent theRead More →
May 27, 2022 Senators simultaneously announced the inclusion of a new clinic in Prince George’s County; The legislation is expected to be considered by the full Senate in the coming weeks WASHINGTON – Today U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin, Congressmen Dutch Ruppersberger, John Sarbanes and Kweisi MfumeRead More →
We’re striding into summer – seriously, June will be “boiling” from Wednesday – which means there are plenty of lazy, foggy days ahead. Just typing those words makes me want to head to the nearest lounge chair, open a book, and settle in for a few chapters. Maybe you feelRead More →
MARTINSBURG – Caroline “Danske” Bedinger Dandridge, was a poet, horticulturist, garden writer and amateur historian who lived in West Virginia and wrote several books on the history of the area, gardening and poetry. “All of his literary works were inspired by West Virginia,” said Angela Lawrence, WVU Family and CommunityRead More →
As the pandemic wanes, a growing number of travelers seek unique, immersive experiences they can share with family and friends, and that’s where La Coleccion Resorts by Fiesta Americana’s portfolio of more than 30 properties comes in. Game. “There is an intense desire to reunite with loved ones and friendsRead More →
Many Catholic priests sing from the altar. Most shouldn’t. Father J. Michael Byron, who died suddenly on Friday, May 20, was an exception. Father Mike, as his parishioners at Pax Christi called him, had a beautiful voice from when he led the concert choir at Edina West High School. “AsRead More →
It was not a one-off incident. Dave said that from that day on he continued to volunteer at the Troni family restaurants and soon after brought Riley to work as well. To exploreChicken Head’s Ghost Kitchen will launch a soft opening on Wednesday “Over the past couple of years it’sRead More →
Rainy day in Ballston (staff photo by Jay Westcott) ‘Midsummer’ starts next month — “Synetic Theatre, the birthplace of American physical theater and movement-based storytelling, announces the return of its acclaimed adaptation of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, directed and choreographed by the company’s co-founders , Paata and IrinaRead More →
The Littlestown Area School Board, in a 6-3 split vote, approved the proposed school budget for 2022-23 at its regular board meeting last week. Board members Bob Hahn, Brian Lawyer, Jennifer McClay, Dolores Nester, Carl Thompson and Yancy Unger voted to approve the proposed budget. Nikki Kenny, Shari Kruger andRead More →
Adams County Commissioners are calling for increased state funding to support essential community mental health services. The three commissioners passed a resolution at their Thursday meeting calling for appropriate funding in the next state budget for fiscal year 2022-23 “to support the crumbling mental health system.” Commissioners are calling forRead More →
Most Wanted List Those who have a new or lightly used copy of one of the top 10 titles and would like to donate it to the library, that would be greatly appreciated. To date, the library has received 944 of the “most wanted” books. BCPL’s current top 10 reservations1.Read More →
HUDSON — The Common Council voted to award the Fairview Avenue and Green Street intersection renovation work for pedestrian safety to A. Colarusso & Son, Inc. at its formal meeting Tuesday. The council also allocated $139,565 from Federal American Rescue Plan Act funds and $79,845 from city funds to A.Read More →
Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns get to the heart of the current state of American politics about a dozen pages from the end of their book, “This Will Not Pass: Trump, Biden, and the Battle for America’s Future.” “America’s two-party system can only work well if at least one partyRead More →
ASHTABULA – The first stage of the Ashtabula County Medical Center expansion and renovation project can be seen by passers-by on Lake Avenue. Excavators are demolishing several vacant buildings across from the hospital. “As part of ACMC’s extensive facilities master plan, which includes the construction of the new Patient CareRead More →
May 19 – Midway through her college career in terms of eligibility, Woodland’s Olivia Gray used her redshirt sophomore year at Portland State to no longer establish herself as a dangerous newcomer to the college scene. Division I, but as one of the best weapons in the Big. Sky ConferenceRead More →
The Casita of Don Pedro is one of many parts of Humboldt Park that reminds people of the neighborhood’s deep Puerto Rican roots. Maintaining that culture is something defenders have focused on. Walking down Division Street, pedestrians will pass nine murals painted by local artists. The idea is to createRead More →
East St. Louis, Illinois – On Tuesday, May 17, 2022, a federal grand jury in East St. Louis returned a nine-count indictment accusing a former Aldi executive and a local general contractor of fraud offenses related to the construction of Aldi grocery stores in southern Illinois and Missouri. Former regionalRead More →
Triblock HR, explicitly developed for Bahamian businesses, automates HR tasks, dramatically increasing efficiency NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Plato Alpha, a Bahamas-owned and operated software development company, echoes the theme of this year’s International Human Resources Day (May 20) – “HR Shapes the New Future”, through the launch of Triblock HR; aRead More →
See full picture Attendees at the 2022 Tahoe Women’s Community Fund Grant Celebration at Camp 4H on May 17. Photo provided. SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — In just seven years, the Tahoe Women’s Community Fund (TWCF) has distributed $537,018 to nonprofits in the South Lake Tahoe area, with the latestRead More →
Air ducts have been recognized by government agencies like the EPA and researchers as having a direct influence on the air quality that homeowners and their families enjoy. However, air ducts are often neglected, which can have serious consequences for the health and well-being of people at home. Noble AirRead More →
Come celebrate market culture and the borough’s fantastic heritage with a special Love Your Local Market event in Stockton on Saturday 21st May. The event takes place in Stockton town center and is one of 1,000 events taking place over two weeks to celebrate the history and values of traditionalRead More →
Brown Bag Lunch – Noon via Zoom. Join the League of Women Voters of Pullman to discuss tools for aging in place with the executive director of the Council on Aging and Human Services. Zoom information can be found on their website at lwvpullman.org. Stroke Q&A — 5:30 p.m. SouthRead More →
Mandate of the West Newbury Annual Municipal Meeting May 14, 2022 PAST FEATURE 1 Town Reports – Citizens of the Year awarded to West Newbury Wild and Native – committed to preserving natural ecosystem plantations. ITEM $2,397,325 for debt service on the Pentucket construction project. ARTICLE 3 Operating budget ofRead More →
Library administrators will meet on Tuesday GOSHEN — The Goshen Public Library Board will meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday. The meeting will be held at the GPL Auditorium, 601 S. 5th Street, according to a press release. The school board will host a session GOSHEN — A Fairfield School BoardRead More →
The photo shows the Kuching South City Council building at Jalan Padungan. Councilors should be elected, not appointed, in all local authorities in Sarawak, the columnist says. I have been following the reports on local elections in the UK with some interest. What is the attitude of Malaysian politicians, especiallyRead More →
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The Chronicle Ismael Hamandiche “TOMORROW belongs to those who prepare for it today”, is a timeless African proverb that has been embraced by the women of Ward 5, Nkayi District, who have taken matters into their own hands to change the course of their financial destiny . In a districtRead More →
Lyna Mohammad The all new Haval H6 is the future elitist and comes in four different specs of 2WD Pro and Max and 4WD Supreme and Ultra, the latter being the high spec of the Haval H6. The range was presented to the media during a test drive organized byRead More →
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Five years ago, the unthinkable happened at Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital in Geneva. A Kane County jail inmate, hospitalized after surgery, disarmed the jail officer guarding him and took a nurse hostage. He held her at gunpoint in a small room for several hours, raping and torturing her, before aRead More →
Gaming revenue in Turkey crossed the billion mark in 2021. The market now generates more than $1.2 billion annually. This came at a time when local game development has become one of the country’s top investment sectors. Total gaming revenue in the region grew 26% last year, agency says GAMESRead More →
Photo by Alex Carroll A group photo captured at the Hennepin Healthcare Clinic & Specialty Center on April 30, 2022 A 2019 study conducted in collaboration with researchers at the University of Minnesota found that black newborns are more likely to survive when cared for by black doctors after birth.Read More →
Local author Dale Perelman often stays close to home while writing a book. This time, however, he secured a hotel. And not just any hotel. Perelman’s latest book – his ninth – focuses on Los Angeles’ infamous Cecil Hotel, a pre-Depression gem that eventually became a magnet for suicides, murdersRead More →
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) — Alarms went off early Tuesday morning at Flint Bishop International Airport as part of a three-year training to test first responder plans in the event of a plane crash. Various local fire and police departments across the country, as well as airport employees, participated in aRead More →
Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture Cem Özdemir resumes sponsorship of “Discover Your Local Market”. The campaign, led by the German association GFI Deutsche Frischemärkte eV, is the German component of the international “Love your Local Market” movement. It unites more than 400 weekly markets in Germany’s metropolitan areas toRead More →
By Fredreka Schouten and Kelly Mena, CNN A version of this story appeared in the CITIZEN BY CNN newsletter. To receive it in your inbox, subscribe for free here. Arizona election officials could face criminal charges if a noncitizen registers to vote under their watch. In Iowa, a law enactedRead More →
The Upper Allegheny Health System has a new chief, albeit interim for the time being. Dr. Jill Owens, a longtime physician from Bradford, Pennsylvania, was named acting president of Upper Allegheny, which includes Olean General Hospital and Bradford Regional Medical Center, on Monday. Owens is the chief medical officer forRead More →
The sun may not have been shining on Kentucky on Saturday morning, but along Knox Boulevard in Radcliff a Derby Block Party brought some fun to the community. The Gathering Bakery, TF Games and The Healthy Lounge have teamed up for Derby-themed events and food. Summer Darnell was eating SaturdayRead More →
Northbound Lane 2 of Highway 101 from the Gaviota State Park entrance to one mile north of the Gaviota Tunnel will be closed for maintenance from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, 10 May to Thursday May 12. The rock clearing/clearance operation will be performed by a team of BuelltonRead More →
When I mentioned last month that a reader could read a “Jack Reacher” book once a month for over two years, the plan wasn’t to do so. But for the third month in a row since watching Amazon Prime’s “Reacher” series, I’ve reached one of Lee Child’s “Jack Reacher” novels.Read More →
LINDSEY BERK Recently, at a school farm meeting, the term “sense of place” came up a few times. It was not the first time that I had heard this term, but a question echoed in my head. What does it mean for someone to have a sense of place? WithoutRead More →
Several businesses in the north end of Radcliff are hosting a Kentucky Derby celebration on Saturday. The Knox Boulevard Derby Block Party offers several activities at various businesses throughout the day starting at 8 a.m. Organizer Pete Countryman said it was the first block party in the area. The goal,Read More →
The Lenoir City Council approved the distribution of $1.45 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds for local projects impacting downtown tourism and business promotion and bonuses for employees from the city. Lenoir City received $2.76 million from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund, which was created by the state toRead More →
Mental health has become a mainstream discussion among Traverse City leaders this week, with the Traverse Area District Library (TADL) and the Northwest Michigan Coalition to End Homelessness addressing challenges related to a lack of local day shelters and disruptive user behavior of the Library, Traverse City and Grand TraverseRead More →
BUFFALO — Mercy Flight, Inc. has a $100,000 reward it can use to enable its helicopter air ambulances to provide lifesaving transportation even in inclement weather. Pilots will be able to rely on instrument readings rather than just visual cues, reducing travel time and increasing positive patient outcomes. Mercy FlightRead More →
Marianne Cerini “The amazing thing about Anna is that the average person knows who she is,” designer Tom Ford told fashion journalist Amy Odell in the opening pages of “Anna,” a new biography of the editor-in-chief of American Vogue, Anna Wintour, published this week. “You show them a picture andRead More →
Posted: 2022-05-01 16:14:29 Modified: 01/05/2022 16:12:56 Softball for young people In Cap Area Majors action, Concord Northeast Local Baskit outlasted Concord National Lilise Designer Resale in a back and forth battle. For Local Baskit, Liv Abrams took the win and went 4-for-4 with five RBIs, Kate Fennelly played outstanding defenseRead More →
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Kendall County Council District 2 candidate Dan Koukol answered Shaw Local’s election questionnaire for the Kendall County Council primary election. Voting ends for the primary election on the evening of June 28. Full Name: Dan Koukol What office are you looking for? Kendall County Council District. 2 What offices, ifRead More →
URBANA – Local governments are lining up to challenge Illinois American Water’s request for a rate increase. The utility filed a rate change application Feb. 10 with the Illinois Commerce Commission, which is currently undergoing an 11-month review process. If approved, a rate increase would take effect next year, whichRead More →
Penn State Altoona English teacher Erin Murphy (right) receives Blair County’s first Poet Laureate Award from ArtsAltoona President Donna Gority at the Spoken Word Night event on April 26. Mirror photo of Cati Keith A Penn State Altoona English professor who has written 13 books andRead More →
Residents looking for fresh, organic food in the community can now stop by the local Farmington Market, located at 790 Kings Lane, which opened its doors last week. Farmington Local Market is a local farm-to-table grocery store that will sell Farmington Angus Beef as well as other local produce likeRead More →
For better or worse, geographic boundaries separate local jurisdictions and define the parameters within which local governments can operate. Land and its value dictate tax revenue – land rich in natural resources, or close to important destinations, commands more value than one that is remote. It is a limited resourceRead More →