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Whats New in Civic Tech: Kamala Harris to Tackle Broadband Plus, Maine rolls out an innovation challenge around advancing the states clean energy sector; New Mexico welcomes an aerospace-technology collaborative program hub; Microsoft shares open data campaign tips; and more. April 29, 2021 •  Shutterstock Vice President Kamala Harris will tackle broadband expansion with a focus on rural areas, President Joe Biden announced during his first address to a j...

There is abundant evidence that ESI Funds support has been effective in many areas and to different types of beneficiaries - both in the public and private sectors and individuals. Whether its climate change response, research and innovation, or inclusive growth, the EU added value is striking.” Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms, Elisa Cohesion policy is delivering. The figures speak for themselves: the increase in spending testifies to the EUs solidarity, as our unprecedented response t...

Safety organizations partner to combat the top cause of accidents with injuries on Staten Island: Distracted driving Posted Apr 23, 2021 The Governors Highway Safety Association has partnered with StopDistractions.org to encourage states to adopt stricter distracted driving laws, as deaths involving distracted driving crashes continue to rise across the country. (Joshua Gunter/The Plain Dealer)The Plain Dealer Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- As distracted driving continues to cause injur...

S.I. speed cameras net over $4.5M since December; Here are the borough’s most lucrative locations Today 7:00 AM Staten Island speed cameras issued over 90,000 violations from the start of December through the end of March, according to city data. (Staten Island Advance/Erik Bascome) Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Staten Island’s school zone speed cameras continue to rake in millions of dollars while issuing tickets to tens of thousands of borough residents each month. At this point,...

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Minister for Resources The Honourable Scott Stewart Decades of Queensland’s exploration data now available to all explorers is expected to encourage the resources sector to grow in the future. Resources Minister Scott Stewart said data sharing would help drive positive investment across the state and in turn Queensland’s economy. “Data and the sharing of that information is what will drive our world-class resources sector in the near future – it is the lifeblood of exploration,” Mr St...

Citizens’ data on Covid was illegally mined, says new report HEALTH & SCIENCE A man wearing PPEs looks from a balcony in Nairobi. [Elvis Ogina, Standard] State and private companies illegally harvested and shared Kenyans’ private data during the Covid-19 pandemic in direct breach of the Data Protection Act, 2020. This is according to a new report that details how the pandemic fuelled infringements to citizens’ privacy, freedom of expression and access to information in Kenya and Uganda o...

Portland police ID officer, man fatally shot in Lents Parks April 17 2021 Eight-year veteran Officer Zacary Delong is on administrative leave after killing a Robert Delgado, who was reported to have been pointing a gun. The Portland police officer who killed a man reportedly carrying a replica firearm in Lents Park on Friday, April 16, has been identified. He is Officer Zachary Delong, an eight-year veteran of the Portland Police Bureau assigned to East Precinct. Delong remains on ...

The Mayor Of Tirana, New Tender 5 Days Before The Elections, Only One Company In The Race 20/04/2021 - 15:02 “ The nostalgia to buy water, allegedly taken at the source, is false. The water supply that has been chlorinated, the institutions that produce it tell us that it is the correct water that should be used,” said Veliaj in 2019. This statement was made by the Mayor of Tirana, Erion Veliaj about two years ago. But what he says is only for those who believe...

Portland police ID officer, man fatally shot in Lents Parks April 17 2021 Eight-year veteran Officer Zacary Delong is on administrative leave after killing a Robert Delgado, who was reported to have been pointing a gun. The Portland police officer who killed a man reportedly carrying a replica firearm in Lents Park on Friday, April 16, has been identified. He is Officer Zachary Delong, an eight-year veteran of the Portland Police Bureau assigned to East Precinct. Delong remains on ...