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October 3, 2021
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August 11, 2021
El calendario determinado por el Ministerio de Salud para la dosis de refuerzo se suma al proceso de inoculación de segunda dosis y rezagados.
June 25, 2021
Un incendio estructural afectó esta tarde a una vivienda del campamento Felipe Camiroaga, ubicado en el sector Forestal Alto de Viña del...
April 6, 2021
Six of Marion Countys seven public high schools are pursuing contracts to hold graduation ceremonies at the Hunter Land Stadium on the grounds of the new World Equestrian Center (WEC). The news came Monday during a lengthy special Marion County School Board work session about an array of topics. The ceremonies would be held at WECs newly constructed 6,000-seat stadium, where hunter/jumper competitions are held. And, unlike last years two tickets, each graduate would get six. During the...
February 10, 2021
Copied! The winners of the Bears Community High School All-Star awards celebrated the imminent start to their football season with a Zoom chat with Bears legend Mike Singletary. The Bears have honored high school football players in Illinois before, but as with so many other things, this year was different. With a fall devoid of Friday night football, the 2020 All-Stars were selected due to their singular focus on helping their communities. "To be able to make a difference and make an...
December 14, 2020
MYRTLE BEACH â As thousands in Horry County and across South Carolina reconsider their format of school instruction before the second semester, medical experts are casting a wide net in questioning the effectiveness of plexiglass used as dividers in classrooms, calling the measure a âplaceboâ and pointing to the lack of data to determine the true impact. In mid-November, the Horry County Schools Board of Education unanimously voted to use nearly $5 million in state funds to insta...