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Usually held over a weekend at the height of summer, the Vancouver Indy was host to as many as a 100,000 spectators on a single day. The racing was hot, loud, fast, and (has to be said) furious. A variety of engines were used, but the 1990s were largely the era of small-displacement V8s screaming at over 10,000 rpm. False Creek echoed to the wail of combustion engines and the roar of the crowd. The first race, held on the original circuit which ran down Pacific Boulevard and looped back around ...

Copy shortlink: Minneapolis Public Schools doubled the number of lotteries for families requesting a new school — a move that the district says is helping with racial and economic integration across the city. The results of the lotteries show progress toward one of the main goals of the districts comprehensive redesign: reducing the number of racially identified schools, where the population of students of color is more than 20% above the district average for the grade...

Outdoornews May 6, 2021 Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1  In March, state wildlife officer Adam Smith, assigned to Logan County, received a call from a concerned citizen about a dead white-tailed deer in the bed of a truck. The caller was not sure if the deer was possessed legally. Officer Smith went to the location and learned that the deer was a legally possessed, road-killed deer. Nearly four hours later and 15 miles from the location where Officer Smith spoke with the subject, he witne...

Heavy workloads are a major variable for mental health, The Drum’s mental health survey found A mental health survey of marketers and agency workers conducted by The Drum has found that a majority of staff say their mental health has got worse during the pandemic, and that demanding workloads are a major factor in their mental wellbeing. Most alarming of all, almost half say their employers offer no mental health support. It’s clear that, with client demands unlikely to decrease as the UK a...

LARGO — The co-owner of Lake House Assisted Living Facility is no doubt pleased the Largo Planning Board signed off on his expansion plans April 1. Eric Moore said his proposal to add a new 54,000-square-foot building with as many as 120 beds to his facility fills a need in the community and is a win for the citizens of Largo. Representatives from nearby elder-care facilities disagree and say adding more beds puts even more strain on an industry still financially reeling from the effects o...

Vanguard News Pinnick, not CAF 5th Vice President — NFF On Amaju Pinnick The Nigeria Football Federation has described as untrue, a report in sections of the media that the President of NFF, Mr Amaju Melvin Pinnick was selected as 5th Vice President of the Confederation of African Football at Friday’s 43rd Ordinary and Elective Assembly in Rabat, Morocco. NFF General Secretary, Dr Mohammed Sanusi said the report was a sheer falsehood as such was never even discussed either on the floor of ...

Gateway UCC creates 400 jobs by supporting 60 Start Ups Written by Robert McHugh, on 12th Mar 2021. Posted in Ireland GatewayUCC, part of UCC Innovation, has announced that the companies it has worked with and supported since 2012 have created more than 400 jobs. GatewayUCC supports researcher-led start-ups and spin out companies and has this year reported a significant growth in the number of female founders within the programme. In the past eight years, GatewayUCC supported companies have ...

GatewayUCC creates 400 jobs by supporting 60 startups Updated / Friday, 12 Mar 2021 09:03 The head of GatewayUCC, Myriam Cronin, said the businesses and researchers supported by it have continued to innovate and evolve over the past year GatewayUCC, which is part of UCC Innovation, said the companies it has worked with and supported since 2012 have created more than 400 jobs.  GatewayUCC supports researcher-led start-ups and spin out companies. Over the past eight years, GatewayUCC supported ...

Knox County Schools release details about upcoming summer learning program The program is a part of a statewide bill that passed earlier this year, meaning it will be offered in all districts. Author: Amelia Young (WBIR) Updated: 8:03 PM EST March 10, 2021 KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. — Should your child continue with classes over the summer? Some Knox County families now have that option.  Knox County Schools announced a six-week summer learning camp for kindergarten t...

Nuashonraithe / Dé hAoine, 5 Márta 2021 05:10 Mondays @ 7.30pm from 8th March 2021 on RTÉOne My Tribe – Mo Threibh charts the rise, fall and revival of music subcultures in Ireland from the break-dance loving Hip Hop scene to the Mad-for-it Indie kids and the much-maligned Ravers to the long-haired Metallers. This bilingual series delves into the archives to reveal the fascinating origins of these subcultures while also meeting the modern-day members of these tribes. This is Volume 2 of ...