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In Thursday's News Hit: - Southeast Michigan's winter weather watch starts at 7 p.m.. Here's when the snow starts falling - A woman was pulled over by someone claiming to be an officer with the city of Rochester - The Detroit Lions will be represented in the annual pro bowl after its center Frank Ragnow was selected for the game.

Teachers on the Estuary Field Course, helps Virginia teachers bring coastal science back to their classrooms.

(FILE PHOTO) Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 9) — The Commission on Elections said Monday it will remove 39 groups from the list of organizations that could run in the 2022 polls. Comelec said it is legally authorized to cancel the registration of groups for either failing to participate or not obtaining at least 2% of votes cast under the party-list system in the last two preceding elections. The commission said nine groups did not join the last two polls. They are the Advance Comm...

(MANILA BULLETIN FILE PHOTO) The poll body cited the failure to obtain at least two percent of the votes cast for the party-list system, failure to obtain a seat in the second round of seat allocation for the party-list system in the last two preceding elections, and failure to participate in the last two-preceding elections as reasons. The 30 groups being considered for cancellation after failing to obtain at least two percent of the votes cast for the party-list system and for failing to obta...

Education secretary to review schools guidance which could ban use of Black Lives Matter resources Campaigners threatened legal action after ‘politically preferential’ guidance on anti-capitalist groups GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE stating that schools should not use resources produced by organisations that have a desire to abolish or overthrow capitalism is to be reviewed by the Department for Education (DfE) following a threat of legal action. Coalition of Anti-Racist Educators (CARE) and Black E...

The announcement of a review was welcomed. “Within the process of evidence collection, we have heard from many students, teaching staff and parents of the impact of the guidance, which would see conversations on injustice and inequality outlawed from the classroom,” a spokesperson for Care said. Rachel Harger, of Bindmans, said: “We hope that given the obvious failures and shortcomings of the current guidance the secretary of state will accept that, as part of this review, a broad consult...