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gjaehnig@mininggazette.com CALUMET TOWNSHIP — CLK Elementary School was named a National Showcase School by Capturing Kids’ Hearts earlier this month, according to a release from CLK Elementary School Assistant Principal Julie Giachino. “This is quite the honor for our school,” said Elementary Principal Matt Hampton, “and is a testament to the incredible work our teachers and support staff have put in since we started this process in 2019. “The Capturing Kids’ Hearts program has n...

CALUMET, MI--   CLK Elementary School has been lauded as a National Showcase School for the 2020-2021 school year by the program Capturing Kids’ Hearts.  The program’s basic premise is educators need to put their students and relationships with them at the forefront of everything they do. That includes adults greeting all staff and students; classroom social contracts that define expected behaviors of how students treat each other and teachers and how to handle conflict; and lifting each...

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Unicomer hosts first iConnect virtual awards Unicomer OECS recognizing and rewarding employees for their contributions to the company virtually Social Share On Saturday, April 10, Unicomer OECS, hosted its 1st Annual iConnect Staff Event. The event was held virtually and was aimed at recognizing and rewarding employees for their contributions to the company. Adhering to COVID-19 protocols, the company moved away from a traditional “ballroom” ceremony to a live, interactive and ...

 E-Mail Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in America and causes about 30% of all cancer deaths. Thats why researchers with the UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer Center wanted to study the impact of a California law passed in 2016 that raised the tobacco sales age from 18 to 21. Their new study published in Preventive Medicine examines smoking behavior after the state implemented one of the first tobacco 21 (T21) policies. The study, conducted by UC Davis researchers Melanie Dove, ...

Quintus Technologies HIP Enables Burloak Technologies to Push Frontier of Hot Isostatic Pressing Share Article High Pressure Heat Treatment Capability Accelerates Scale-Up for Production of AM Parts Burloaks new Quintus HIP delivers an unprecedented peak gas cooling rate of > 1500K/min. Rapid cooling saves production steps and resullts in finished parts with optimal material properties High Pressure Heat Treatment is critical for us as a full-service supplier, in particular for the development ...

Akio Toyoda Named 2021 World Car Person of the Year Photo: Toyota A panel of 93 international automotive journalists have named Akio Toyoda, president and CEO of the Toyota Motor Corporation, the 2021 World Car Person of the Year. Toyoda, grandson of Toyota founder Kiichiro Toyoda, joined the company in 1984 after obtaining a law degree at Keio University in Japan and a master’s degree in business administration at Babson College in the United States. He served in various areas of his family ...

Chronic Disease and Mental Health are Linked. But How? Research suggests other factors at work, beyond diet and exercise. At Centre Volunteers in Medicine in State College, Pennsylvania, providers are integrating mental health services and chronic disease care to help patients better manage their medical conditions. Health providers are integrating mental health services and chronic disease care to help patients better manage their medical conditions. (iStock image) Chronic disease and poor men...

Boost spending by $10b a year to help fix aged care: Grattan The Federal Government should boost funding by about $10 billion a year to help fix Australia’s broken aged care system, according to a new Grattan Institute report. The extra spending could be funded by some combination of a new Medicare-style levy on taxable income, changes to the pension assets test and/or the residential aged care means test, and/or reductions in excessively generous tax breaks on superannuation. Properly admini...

Article content The Algoma district was hard hit last week with 28 new COVID-19 cases, the majority coming from Sault Ste. Marie and area. Algoma Public Health (APH) reported six new cases of COVID-19 on April 5, all from Sault Ste. Marie and area. Cases 242 and 243 are the result of close contact while cases 244 and 245 are unknown exposure. Cases 246 and 247 are due to close contact and all individuals are self-isolating. On April 6, APH announced one new case of COVID-19, from Sault Ste. ...