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Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will take a final decision within the next two days on whether to conduct Plus One final examinations, the minister said

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Garriel White of Hydel High powers home in the Girls 400m hurdles open final on the fourth and penultimate day of the 110th staging of the ISSA-GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Friday, May 14, 2021. (PHOTO: Marlon Reid). After four days of fierce competition, Kingston College (KC) and Edwin Allen High girls are still leading their respective sections at the 110th staging of the ISSA-GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls Athletics Championships at the Na...

Glock getting to grips with Space Drive system in DTM Autosport 14/05/2021 © Alexander Trienitz Timo Glock, ROWE Racing, BMW M6 GT3 Timo Glock says he is still adjusting to the Space Drive steer-by-wire system on his BMW M6 GT3 following the final DTM test at the Lausitzring. The steer-by-wire technology pioneered by Schaeffler-Paravan is making its debut in the DTM this year, with Glock one of the three drivers to have it equipped on their cars along with Gary Paffett (Mucke Mercedes) and...

Balvin Israel of St Jago High competes in the Boys Class Two long jump final on day two of the 110th staging of the ISSA/ GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Athletics Championships at the National Stadium on Wednesday, May 12, 2021. Israel won the gold medal with an effort of 7.32m. (PHOTO: Marlon Reid). Kingston College (KC) continued to lead the boys’ race while Edwin Allen girls have taken over from first-day leaders St Jago High following day two of the 110th staging of the ISSA/GraceKenne...

Wayne Pinnock competing for Kingston College. Former Kingston College (KC) star Wayne Pinnock opened his season with an impressive 8.08m to win the men’s long jump at the Tennessee Challenge at the Tom Black Track at Laporte Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee on Saturday. “To be honest it was expected as I’ve been looking very impressive in training,” said Pinnock. “I just want to thank the Lord because it’s almost two years since my last jump. I just put in the hard work and let my su...

In honour of National Day of Mourning, the Herald spoke to Carmen Hahn, who lost her husband, Jason, three years ago in a work-related incident. Jason Hahn was born and raised in Hope, where he met Carmen in 1991. The couple were married in 1996, and welcomed two children before relocating to Merritt in 2007. From the time he was young, Jason’s dream was to spend his life behind the steering wheel. “His dad was a logging truck driver; his grandpa was a logging truck driver,” explained Car...

Water is life: Discarded barrels on the banks of Sungai Kim Kim in this file photo. Dr Ahmad believes the river can be saved If effluent input is halted. JOHOR BARU: The water quality of Sungai Kim Kim in Pasir Gudang here, which is said to be very polluted can still be saved and returned to Class One, says Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) president Prof Dr Ahmad Ismail. He said it would, however, require the state government, through the relevant authorities, to take immediate action to prevent ...

5 Star Stories: The history behind Memphis Railroad & Trolley Museum 5 Star Stories: Memphis railroad & Trolley Museum By Kym Clark | April 20, 2021 at 9:58 PM CDT - Updated April 20 at 10:38 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Memphis Central Station, on the southwest corner of South Main and G.E. Patterson since 1914, in its heyday, hosting more than 50 trains a day filled with passengers. It’s only a small part of Memphis’ railway history but inside that same building is a little museum that ...

NEWLAND — The Avery County School System is going all in to protect students who ride the bus through an innovative safety system, which is the first of its kind in the state. The system uses a technology referred to as Predictive Stop Arms that utilizes radar and a loud external speaker to warn students of oncoming vehicles both in the rear and front of the bus if a vehicle is anticipated to speed by a stopped school bus. Initially announced by the school system in January, the new techno...