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Tracy Brooks courtesy of Mission Wolf & USFWS WASHINGTON (KIFI)-The U.S. Humane Society (USHS) is among conservation groups calling out the Idaho Senate for an end-run on Idaho’s wolf management regulations. Just a day after it was introduced, the Humane Society claims the Idaho Senate passed legislation is aimed at killing as many wolves as possible. The USHS claims the state would slash the wolf population to 15 packs, or 150 animals.   There are currently an estimated 900 to 1,556 curren...

Deseret News The material left the ground for the first time in 1903, now it’s on another planet Share this story NASA/JPL-Caltech via Associated Press A piece of the Wright brothers’ first airplane will take flight once again on April 8. NBC News reports that NASA’s experimental Mars-bound helicopter, dubbed Ingenuity, features a postage stamp sized swatch of fabric from the Wright Flyer, a craft that flew for the first time in 1903. According to CNN, the fabric was taken from one of th...

AMHERST — Amherst County Public Schools is set to receive a funding influx of just more than $344,000 in the 2021-22 fiscal year based on the most recent state budget, according to figures presented to the county’s school board Thursday. A week prior to the meeting, Superintendent Rob Arnold unveiled a $53.8 million budget proposal with a recommended 3% pay raise for division staff. Based on the most recent figures, the budget plan now is slated at $54.2 million with a recommended 4% ...

Methil Community Centre to be refurbished for free in first facelift since the 1970s © Supplied by Hub East Central Scotland The Memorial Park Community Centre. Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Fife community centre is in line for a long overdue facelift. The Memorial Park centre in Methil has been selected for a free makeover in a Helpi...

Splore 2021: John Minty on Covid nightmares, keeping the festival quirky and Treaty relationships 13 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 10 minutes to read Saturday nights dress-up party is one of the most popular features of Splore. Photo / File Saturday nights dress-up party is one of the most popular features of Splore. Photo / File Social issues reporter, NZ Heraldmichael.neilson@nzherald.co.nz Fifteen years ago Splore was on the edge of collapse. Now, the festival has sold out three years in a row and, in ...

Road blocks, curfews and hefty fines: Lockdown rules YOU would like to introduce TOUGHER measures to crack down on those breaking the rule have come into force this week with fines for house parties now raised to £800. With new measures being introduced we asked our readers what lockdown measures they would like to see introduced. Here is what you had to say: Force party goers to quarantine. Kevin Morrissey had an interesting suggestion on how to deal with party goers instead of dishin...

INDIANAPOLIS – Nursing student Brandi White, 43, was a little nervous vaccinating her mother in mid-January. Angie Stark, 62, was initially hesitant to get the COVID-19 vaccine, even though she works at a long-term care facility for the elderly. But pride quickly replaced that hesitancy when she saw her daughter at work on the evening of Jan. 16. After White was done, her mother stood up, gave her a big hug and said, “thank you.” “It was amazing,” White said, who also vaccinated he...

email article When the pandemic suddenly rearranged educational programs at Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine last March, many students were eager to get into clinics or elsewhere in the community to help fight COVID-19. Alas, like most students, they were pushed to stay home largely for their own safety. But when Rowan students were offered an opportunity to assist their south New Jersey community in late November, many jumped at the chance. Now dozens are helping co-run a COVID-19 va...

The show must go on-line: The 2020 Jeff Davies Award exhibition, which is organised and funded by the Friends of Oriel y Parc, is available to view on the Oriel y Parc website. This is one of the winning entries by Jazmine Hanna AN EXHIBITION about life during coronavirus was forced to closed just before opening, as new Covid-19 restrictions were introduced. However, all is not lost, the show featuring artwork by St Davids school pupils, which should have been displayed at Oriel y Parc Gall...

Vaccines destroyed as employee intentionally took them out of fridge James Gordon For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A Health center worker from Milwaukee intentionally removed 57 vials of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine from the refrigerator and then failed to put them back rendering them useless.  The employee has been fired as a result of their actions according to Advocate Aurora Health. Over the weekend, 57 vials - or 500 doses - of the Moderna v...