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LIVINGSTON, Mont. - School board members will vote Tuesday to move Sleeping Giant Middle School and Park High School to remote learning after a surge in COVID-19 cases among staff

La proclamation des résultats et remise des prix des élèves du Cnima Jacques-Mornet a eu lieu en présence délus, des parents délèves, des professeurs, de toute léquipe du Cnima et sa directrice Nathalie Boucheix et du fondateur Jacques-Mornet. Des formations ouvertes à tous les instruments La formation professionnelle obtient de brillants résultats avec 100 % de réussite pour les élèves aux examens du conservatoire de Gennevilliers nivea...

Sheron Smith From Cleveland Schools Is Tennessee Teacher Of The Year Finalist Thursday, June 3, 2021 The Tennessee Department of Education on Thursday announced the nine statewide finalists for the 2021-22 Tennessee Teacher of the Year award. Sheron Smith from Arnold Memorial Elementary School in Cleveland is one of the finalists.  The nine finalists represent each of the eight Center of Regional Excellence areas in the state as well as the Shelby County-Municipals area, with three final...

The Fairfield City Council met last night and revised the liquor ordinance to clarify definitions and descriptions for establishments selling alcohol. Several appointments were confirmed, as well, including Bryan Williams to the Police Pension Board; Andrew Miller to the Fire Pension Board; Cody Atteberry, Mark Turner, and Nicki Roethe to the Zoning Board; and Carrie Halbert to the Recreation Committee. In his report last night, Fairfield Mayor Mike Dreith said the City Band will perform this se...

It is May and we are still in legislative session. I hope that comes to an end next week. However, I do not want to Sine Die. Some say that means the legislature wouldn’t be able to comeback and conduct business. I don’t agree with that. I believe we have the authority to convene when we want. Nonetheless, many of us are trying to only adjourn so we may be able to come back, if needed. I stated earlier during the legislative session that I was working on a bill to strengthen the nulli...

The Wayne County Farm Bureau Foundation has announced Wayne City High School’s Caitlyn Dickey, Colt Henson, Adam Loker, and Austin Schuster; Cisne High School’s Lexi Locke and Grace Milligan; and Fairfield Community High School’s Casey Opell and Callie Vaughan were awarded $750 scholarships. Vaughan and Wayne City’s Chasidy Greenwalt were also awarded $1,000 scholarships by the Young Leader Committee. Fairfield Memorial Hospital reminds people it will bring its Digital Mammography Truck...

41-year-old Jessica Simpson, a 16-year-old, and 54-year-old Bradley Richards were involved in an accident at the intersection of South First Street and Highland Avenue in Fairfield Friday afternoon. Police say the teen rear-ended Simpson, causing her to enter the path of Richards. A semi attempted to pass on the shoulder of the road as police investigated the crash, and it had to be stabilized by a tow truck to prevent it from overturning in a ditch. 45-year-old Terry G. Werner, Jr., and 24-yea...

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record History in the making By Christina Stock Vision Editor With a lead of 44 votes, the winner of the first Readers’ Choice Award for Best Vision Columnist 2019 is Janice Dunnahoo. Dunnahoo writes her column Historically Speaking on behalf of the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico (HSSNM). Her stories cover local historical treasures she finds in the HSSNM Archives where she works. They are found in news clippings, postcards and letters that are giv...

The Hamilton County Health Department will hold a drive-through vaccination clinic tomorrow from 9 to noon at the McLeansboro Fire Department. The department will use the gravel parking lot by the tennis courts at the Hamilton County High School as a staging area, and people should go to that location for lineup. Like last week, this is a first-come, first-serve event, and no reservations can be made. 27-year-old Xenia resident Dakota S. Morgan was sentenced to three years in prison yesterday i...

Jan. 16, 1890: The Comet advised readers, “Study the history of current events; make careful comparisons of the fluctuations in price, in demand and in supply, in order to guide your own operations.” Jan. 16, 1902: The Comet opined, “If Rev. R.J. Cooke does not soon take back what he said about the Daughters of the Confederacy inspiring anarchy there won’t be enough left of him to make a good roast.” Jan. 16, 1914: The Chattanooga Daily Times reported on a tragic fire i...