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Four schools added to UpLabs digital fabrication lab network

INDIANA - Four schools in the Indiana Uplands have been selected to join ROI’s UpLabs network, a collaboration of schools that have embedded digital fabrication labs to empower students as adaptive problem solvers through making.  With state-of-the-art equipment and project-based learn ...
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John (Jack) W. Dryer

John (Jack) William Dryer of Bloomington, MN passed away on Friday December 30, 2022 at the age of 91. Survived by his wife, Jean, of 69 years and kids Pat (Kelly), Dan (Janet), Kitty (Kevin) and Tom. Grandchildren: Bo, Jake, Sophia, Tony, Joe, Abby, Mitch, Jack, Nick and the newest addition to the team, great-grandchild, Will. Jack was born in Minneapolis and graduated from North High in Minneapolis, where he was a star athlete in football, basketball and track. He graduated from the University...
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Women with Long COVID-19 May Need Targeted Rehab to Counter Physical Activity Tolerance Problems

Findings from a recent study highlight a need for targeted rehabilitationĀ programsĀ to manage the consequences of persistentĀ heart and lung problemsĀ in womenĀ with lingering COVID-19-related symptoms.Ā 
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Millennials return migration

Millennials return migration By Carol Davis CANTON—Many business articles and research studies over the past decade have focused on why millennials flock to larger cities to live and work. Large cities and suburbs generally offer higher salaries, more opportunities for upward advancement, and a wide variety of retail shops, sporting events, and community activities. However, some current researchers believe they may be witnessing the beginnings of a trend shift represented by those millennial...
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