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LAKE PLACID — Four people are running for three open seats on the Lake Placid Central School District Board of Education in the district’s election on May 1

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LAKE PLACID — Four people are running for three open seats on the Lake Placid Central School District Board of Education in the district’s election this May

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National Tile Day, marking its fifth year, will be celebrated with brand-new, inspiring imagery of creative tile designs, installations and applications shared across Coverings’ social media channels. Social media fans and followers are invited to take part in the National Tile Day conversation, using the hashtags #NationalTileDay, #Coverings2021 and #WhyTile. Attendees of the Feb. 23 digital experience will be presented with complimentary industry content, featuring three live educational webinars that offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs), along with robust on-demand content. Members and enthusiasts of the tile and design industries can continue to celebrate National Tile Day 2021 the following day by tuning into Coverings’ KBtribechat Twitter chat Feb. 24, 2021, at 2 p.m. EST.

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NYSAPLS releases new lesson plans as continuation of Get Kids into Survey

ALBANY — The New York State Association of Professional Land Surveyors (NYSAPLS) recently introduced a new set of land surveying lesson plans for students in the middle and high school-age levels. The Young Professionals Committee and Public Relations Committee of NYSAPLS worked together to create these updated lesson plans, and the lessons are meant to be taught in conjunction with a math or history class as a way to demonstrate the relationship between the land surveying profession and other everyday activities. “These lesson plans are a great way for educators to introduce a real-world application of their teachings to students all throughout the state of New York,” said Daniel Marvin, President of NYSAPLS. “Our goal at NYSAPLS isn’t just to represent the industry, but to make sure the industry will continue to be in good hands in the future. Offering up lesson plans like these has been a great way to introduce the profession to students and inspire the next generation of land surveyors here in New York.”