New charges on registration for new year
When Coloradans register their vehicles in 2023, they will be charged $29 unless they opt out of the Keep Colorado Wild Pass.
Source: themountainmail.com
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YEA BATON ROUGE: Three Ascension Parish Public Schools students learn the business of entrepreneurship
Three students from Ascension Parish Public Schools were enrolled in a competitive program known as the Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge, or YEA BR.
United States Dutchtown High School Donaldsonville High School Baton Rouge Ascension Parish Lilian Tepper
Source: weeklycitizen.com
FAMU, Chevron, Fab Foundation team up to launch fab lab in Tallahassee
Laser and vinyl cutters, 3-D printers and milling machines are just a few of the tools and equipment that will be available to the community through FAMUs future fab lab.
United States New Orleans Leon High School Fairview Middle School Challenger Learning Center Santa Clara
Source: tallahassee.com
CPW releases its 2022 Future Generations Act Report and Strategic Plan Progress Report
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is pleased to share this year’s annual 2022 Future Generations Act Report and the Strategic Plan Progress Report.
Source: highcountryshopper.com
Drug Take Back Day Proclaimed
Adams County Commissioners recognized National Prescription Drug Take Back Day as Oct. 29 through a proclamation last Wednesday. The Medicine Take Back Day, organized by Collaborating for Youth (CFY), is
Source: gettysburgtimes.com
$50 Million Gift by NVIDIA Founder and Spouse Helps Launch Oregon State University Research Center
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University today announced $100 million in gifts to launch a $200 million research and education center that will harness one of the nation’s most powerful supercomputers and team-based research in artificial intelligence, materials science and robotics to solve global challenges in areas such as climate science, oceanography, sustainability and
Source: oregonstate.edu
80-foot-tall sequoia sculpture at OSU to evoke changing climate threat against old-growth forests
CORVALLIS, Ore. — An 80-foot illuminated art sculpture is currently being installed at Oregon State University’s Corvallis campus, where it will be suspended in midair for the next 14 months among three 80-year-old sequoia trees. Named “Emeritus,” the sculpture was created by internationally renowned artist John Grade and is constructed from more than 100,000 pieces of resin
Source: oregonstate.edu
Printed Letters: Oct. 5, 2022
Factory farming is cruel to animals, bad for the planet
Source: gjsentinel.com
Women Take on Riflecraft and Fieldcraft at AG & AG Sniper School
A Girl & A Gun welcomed 12 women who traveled to Grand Junction, CO, for the inaugural Sniper School event.
Source: ammoland.com
Oregon State University receives $4 million to lead national polar education and arts program
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University has received $4 million to lead a national program that will engage educators, artists and writers in polar science activities and increase the impact and visibility of the scientific work underway in the Arctic and Antarctic. The program, Polar STEAM, which stands for science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics, is funded
Source: oregonstate.edu