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Six new troopers joined the ranks of Kentucky State Police Post 9 on Jan. 25. Many of those troopers are from either the Post 9 area or Eastern Kentucky and graduated with the KSP Academy’s 100th class. News-Express photo by Gary Slone On January 22, forty-five new Kentucky State Police troopers graduated from the KSP Academy, and six of those new troopers were assigned to Post 9 in Pikeville. Troopers James Cress from Slemp in Perry County, Joshua Diles fro...

Left to right: Troopers Nicholas Engler, Tyler Bloodworth, and Marvin Morris An Eddyville man is among three new troopers who joined Kentucky State Police Post 1 in Mayfield after graduating from the Training Academy Friday. According to KSP, the Post 1 graduates, Nicholas Engler, of Eddyville, Tyler Bloodworth, of Calvert City, and Marvin Morris, of Morehead, were among 45 new troopers part of the 100th KSP Training Academy. They earned their badges by completing twenty-four weeks of intense t...

Wrexham college to host ‘Celebration of Great Britain’ in aid of war veterans charity This article is old - Published: Sunday, Jan 24th, 2021 A celebration of Great Britain in aid of a national charity for war veterans will be hosted by Coleg Cambria. The inaugural British International Tattoo and trade exhibition for businesses is to be held in the new £21m extension to Yale college in Wrexham over two days from Saturday October 2. Organiser Gareth Butler says the Grove Park Road location...

/ WSIP AM 1490 | CBS Sports Jan 22, 2021 8:05 PM Today, the Kentucky State Police (KSP) Training Academy, along with the Governor’s Office and the Justice and Public Safety Cabinet, presented graduation diplomas to forty-five new troopers. Of those, six new troopers are assigned to Post 9. These cadets have special significance as they represent the one-hundredth training class since the inception of the agency in 1948. KSP Post 9 Captain Randal Surber is excited to welcome new troopers to P...

A CELEBRATION of Great Britain in aid of a national charity for war veterans will be hosted by Coleg Cambria.

The Harvard Art Museums have been awarded a $100,000 grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts to support the upcoming Fall 2021 exhibition Devour the Land: War and American Landscape Photography since 1970. The exhibition will be the first to address the unknown and often unexpected ways habitats and well-being in the United States are affected by American warfare and the military-industrial complex. The grant, which was announced as part of the Warhol Foundation’s Fall 2...

The Macron Doctrine, or the Paris Consensus, pledges to reverse those trends. To fight back against the ills of the financialised economy, Macron offers a three-pillar solution: more Europe, a true Europe-Africa partnership, and coalitions with governments and non-governmental players. Indeed, the Macron Doctrine is notionally post-colonial. It calls for re-inventing the ‘Afro-European Axis’ and puts the onus on Europeans to ‘show that this universalism we uphold is not universalism of t...

The St Kitts Nevis Observer Miss Kianna Lawrence of Nisbett Settlement in Newcastle, Nevis. CHARLESTOWN, Nevis — Miss Kianna Lawrence of Nisbett Settlement in Newcastle, Nevis, is proud to be the first Nevisian awarded a scholarship to study in Romania. The scholarship was awarded by the Romanian Government to pursue studies in Graphic Design at the West University of Timisoara. Ms. Lawrence expressed appreciation for the opportunity to further her studies. “I am a proud recipient of the ...

End Notes: And Then There’s Mauve Eleanor H. Gustafson Photograph by Caitlin Cunningham Photography; all photographs © President and Fellows of Harvard College. Did you know that the color mauve, or, rather, the pigment, was discovered in 1856 by an eighteen year- old student experimenting with the hydrocarbons in coal tar from street lamps in an attempt to discover a cure for malaria? He failed in that endeavor, but he did find a beautiful purple residue in his flasks. His is just one of ...

Virtual college event demonstrates “revolutionary precision” agriculture tech partnership This article is old - Published: Sunday, Dec 20th, 2020 A virtual event gave college students a taste of an innovative farming project. Coleg Cambria welcomed Aberystwyth University to its Llysfasi site, where researchers from their Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) showcased the legacy of the ground-breaking partnership forged between the two institutions in 2018. The l...