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We are advocates for universal pre-K to 12 public education. While there may be students who thrive in other settings, we believe the best format to deliver quality education for

Rina Foley would like to see some of her peers boost their personal finance prowess. “I honestly don’t think this generation has a good knowledge of how to handle their finances,” said Foley, 21, of Leechburg, who is a senior at Seton Hill University. That’s bad for young adults and

We are advocates for universal pre-K to 12 public education. While there may be students who thrive in other settings, we believe the best format to deliver quality education for

Milton Bradley was also third party producer of Atari 2600 games. Their games came packed with special controllers for the Atari designed to enhance gam...

In 1860 Milton Bradley (b. November 8, 1836, d. May 30, 1911) introduced a board game known as The Checkered Game of Life. It looked like a checkerboar...

What unique interests and talents does your child have? List the required, and any additional, courses that would help your child pursue those interests What strengths do you, your spouse, or extended family bring to bear on these topics? Which courses might you need to seek outside help with? To learn which courses may be required for high school students, click on your state at https://hslda.org/legal. In Virginia, where we home schooled, there were no specific course requirements since the s...

Thursday, January 21, 2021 July After hours of planning and lots of hard work, Jayden Spenner of Remsen completed his Eagle Scout project, a flag retirement box located by the VFW Hall in Remsen. Spenner is the eighteen-year-old son of Jeff and Lori Spenner of Remsen. He has three siblings, Olivia (13), Rylie (12), and Faith (10). His hobbies include hunting, archery, camping, boating, and scuba diving. He recently graduated from MMCRU High School on May 17, 2020. He currently works for CMG Con...

On this issue of the tariffs themselves, what weve had so far is 25% tariffs on $250 billion. and the remarkable thing in a way is that chinese have managed to basically devalue their currency by a full 10% burden o. we have seen negligible to zero inflation on the tariffs. if you think about putting 10% tariffs on the additional $300 billion of chinese goods. >> which by the way are consumer products a lot of these. >> correct. >> these are things that people buy. >> lets do a little math, cons...