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Tuesday, January 26, 2021 On January 15, 2021, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced the initial pilot projects selected for the Connected Care Pilot Program (“Pilot Program”) for telehealth services.  The list includes 14 pilot projects spanning 11 states and more than 150 treatment sites, totaling $26.6 million awarded of the allotted $100 million under the Pilot Program.   The First Round of Funded Projects The 14 selected pilot projects cover a broad range...

The number of Kodiak High School graduates from the past five years who are now full-time college students is half the number that it was at this time last year, perhaps reflecting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their post-high-school lives.   Every year, the Kodiak Island Borough School District calls about 1,000 former students who graduated in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 and asks them about what they are up to and how they felt Kodiak’s schools prepared them for the wo...

1/25/21 As the Director of Federal Programs, Kim is responsible for engaging with the federal government to convert scientific research into new jobs and new businesses. Kim focuses on engaging with research laboratories and manages programs that help businesses make use of the public investment in science, technology, and innovation in industries from cybersecurity to manufacturing, renewable energy, AI/ML, and robotics. Kim has a long history of supporting the Department of Defense beginning...

Murfreesboro City Schools Appoints Trey Duke as Director of Schools Jan 20, 2021 at 09:16 am by WGNS The Murfreesboro City School Board is proud to announce their intention to enter into a contract negotiation with Mr. Trey Duke as Director of Murfreesboro City Schools. The School Board embarked on the search for a Director of Schools in 2020 knowing that the ideal candidate would possess a strong knowledge of early childhood development and educational best practices; have...

The Murfreesboro City School Board on Tuesday night selected Salem Elementary Principal Trey Duke III to serve as superintendent.

By Editor | January 14, 2021 | Weakley County farmers and their equipment lined the funeral procession of former Commissioner of Agriculture and Dresden native Terry Oliver after the “friend to agriculture” died July 4, 2020. BY DAVID FISHER david@dresdenenterprise.com While the global health pandemic, COVID-19, continues to make headlines in the new year after it emerged in the area in March 2020, Weakley County saw its share of good news, as well as losses for the final six months of the...

Marquette grad Fleming named as its new principal The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail ALTON — Marquette Catholic High School has hired Dr. Barbara Fleming as principal for the 2021-2022 school year. Fleming will succeed Michael E. Slaughter who will retire June 30, 2021, after leading the co-educational, private school for the past 16 years. “As a graduate of Marquette myself, I am honored to be selected and look forward to getting started,” said Fleming. Fleming has served as the Director...

x News California Energy Commission awards more than $5m in grant funding to Indian Energy for Camp Pendleton Energy Storage Demonstration Project The HMSS project involves developing six module types, each capable of meeting the requirements of long-duration energy storage and the needs of the state grid operators The interior of the California Energy Commissions facility, the Warren–Alquist Energy Building in Sacramento. (Credit: Dicklyon/Wikipedia.org) San Diego-based energy dev...

California Energy Commission Awards More Than $5 Million in Grant Funding to Indian Energy for Camp Pendleton Energy Storage Demonstration Project News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN DIEGO, Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- San Diego-based energy developer, Indian Energy LLC, has accepted a grant of more than $5 million from the California Energy Commission (CEC) to develop and demonstrate long-duration, non-lithium ion based energy storage technologies. This grant is part ...

New resources available to Georgia families with disabled children ATLANTA - There are new resources are available for families with students living with disabilities. The Georgia Department of Early Childcare and Learning has provided financial assistance to families throughout the pandemic, but the program now has an even larger scope. Parenting is hard enough, let alone trying to juggle a job and educate a child virtually during a pandemic. Some students require special attention. A Georgia ...