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MADISON (WKOW) -- After months of leading classes from their homes, some teachers in Madison will be back at school on Thursday, but in protest. A growing group of teachers and staff in the Madison Metropolitan School District are organizing a "teach out", to stand up against MMSDs plan to phase back to in-person learning at some schools this month. "This was our way to organize in an actionable way," said La Follette English teacher Deidre Jarecki. "To really show up for that solidarity, to ...

Los Angeles County will conduct a safety review of the curvy stretch of road in Rancho Palos Verdes where golfer Tiger Woods crashed and was seriously injured.

If only someone could have predicted this

A recent report makes the connection clear, though its authors and funders claim otherwise.

Performance from Houston’s Kinetic to show that ‘Quiet’ is the new loud By Lawrence Elizabeth Knox, Correspondent © Ben Doyle Kinetic violinists Natalie Lin Douglas and Giancarlo Latta In “Goldberg Variations,” Bach masterfully encapsulates human existence in a way that has resonated with audiences for generations but proves perhaps even more chilling in today’s fractured society. The composer’s monumental work, which was published in 1741, ends as it begins with...

The group leader, advisor Lars Olson, had been with the wirehouse since 1994.

Sanctuary Wealth Welcomes Alluvial Private Wealth First Ohio team helps Sanctuary begin year with an additional $435 Million in Assets Under Management News provided by Share this article Share this article INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sanctuary Wealth, home to the next generation of elite advisors, today announces Lars Olson and his new firm, Alluvial Private Wealth, the first team of the new year to join Sanctuary Wealth and its partnered independence platform. Led by founder ...

By Madalyn ONeill Jan 7, 2021 9:27 PM MADISON, Wis. – For students, memories of big moments in history often take place in the classroom. In his 11 th year at James Madison Memorial High School, social studies teacher David Olson watched the violence at the U.S. Capitol play out with his students in mind. “I couldn’t not watch and think of my role as a teacher,” Olson said. “I teach AP U.S. government, politics. This is what I teach. Watching this, my mind kept thinking of, wh...

‘This is what I teach’: Capitol violence takes focus in school lessons January 7, 2021 9:27 PM Madalyn ONeill Updated: In his 11 th year at James Madison Memorial High School, social studies teacher David Olson watched the violence at the U.S. Capitol play out with his students in mind. “I couldn’t not watch and think of my role as a teacher,” Olson said. “I teach AP U.S. government, politics. This is what I teach. Watching this, my mind kept thinking of, w...

From the Mayors Office: Special election on March 16, 2021 Community Content Mark your calendar. The special election to fill two vacant seats on the City Council will be on Tuesday, March 16, 2021. The City Council set the election date to fill the at-large seat from Ward 1 left vacant after the death last month of Councilor Jay Ciccone, and to fill the at-large seat in Ward 2 left vacant by the election of Jake Auchincloss to the U.S. Congress. Nomination papers can be picked up at the City...