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Manassas Low Waste Store Encourages Doing Sustainability 'Imperfectly'

Manassas Low Waste Store Encourages Doing Sustainability 'Imperfectly' - Manassas, VA - The owner of a low waste store in Manassas would like to see lots of people do a little to eliminate waste rather than a few do a lot.

'I'm upset. I'm let down. I'm hurt': Ravens fans look forward

Whether you were at The Bank or at a watch party, many emotions mixed together Sunday night in Baltimore.

'A Little More Expensive': Thanksgiving Meal Shoppers React To Food Prices

'A Little More Expensive': Thanksgiving Meal Shoppers React To Food Prices

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RUSD School Board member Michael Frontier hopes to see person of color take his place after he resigns in March

RACINE — Racine Unified School Board member Dr. Michael Frontier wants to see change on the school board. So he’s stepping aside to allow for that — and is hoping a person of color fills his place. “I think the board is sympathetic to issues, but when we have a school district that is probably 60% minority, there should be some representation of the commitment of the student body and the families,” Frontier said, noting how all nine current members of the School Board are white. “We need people on the board who are experiencing issues that our families face.” Journal Times staff

By one vote, Racine Unified School Board rejects new charter school contract

Celebrate Black History Month by looking back on Kentucky history makers

Celebrate Black History Month by looking back on Kentucky history makers Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, Special to Louisville Courier Journal © Courtesy of Kentucky Center for African American Heritage Carter Godwin Woodson Editor's note: The Kentucky Center for African American Heritage will provide The Courier Journal with a Black History Maker each day during Black History Month. The center’s goals are to enhance the public’s knowledge about the history, heritage and cultural contributions of African Americans in Kentucky and the heritage we share with the African diaspora. The center is also a vital, contemporary institution, providing space for all types of exhibitions and performances.

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Group aiming to set up new charter school in Racine pushes RUSD School Board to choose a location

RACINE — With a February deadline at the forefront of organizers’ minds, a group is pushing the Racine Unified School Board to take the next steps in what has been a three-year project to create a new charter school in Racine. Members of the Racine Scholars Academy governance board came before The Racine Unified School Board on Dec. 7 to update RUSD’s board on progress. School plan Racine Scholars Academy is a school that has been approved by the RUSD board but does not have a location yet. It is planned to serve students from Pre-K through fifth grade. The plan would be to start with pre-kindergarten classes through second grade in the first year, then add one grade each year: two classrooms per grade level. Students who apply would be admitted to the school through a lottery system if there are more than 50 students at a grade level. The overall school population would cap at about 324.