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Greenfield schools seek $20.4M budget HOULE Published: 4/28/2021 5:00:19 PM GREENFIELD — Greenfield School Department Interim Superintendent Judith Houle presented to the City Council Ways and Means Committee this week a proposed $22.8 million budget for fiscal year 2022 with a $2.4 million offset of grants and revolving funds, reducing the total budget to $20.4 million. Houle said that number is a 3.83 percent increase from this year’s $19.7 million budget, or $753,931. She said the dist...

Ex-College of Charleston president Edward Collins dies at 90 April 15, 2021 GMT CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Family members plan to say farewell Saturday to former College of Charleston President Edward McDaniel Collins, who died last week. Collins served as president of the school from 1978 to 1985. A cause of death was not provided by the university in a release about his death. He was 90. A private family funeral will take place at Hartman-Jones Funeral Home in McComb, Mississippi — his homet...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: April 3, 2021 Father’s name: Dai Gorman Interests: I’m interested in travel. Community Service: I’ve been a part of many school fundraisers, gift wrapping, car washes, babysitting, and summer camps. Education Goals: I hope to find a passion outside of school. Career Goals: I hope to find a career path after high school through experience. Edmonds Heights K-12 Father’s name: Mustapha Dabbagh GPA: 3.6 Current Employment: T-Mobile Internship Career Goals: Softwa...

Colorado legislators advocate for a foster care transition program Eli Kirshbaum | Mar 16, 2021 Share this: After seeing the lack of support children often encounter after leaving foster care, Reps. Lindsey Daugherty and Tonya Van Beber are sponsoring HB 21-1094 to create a Foster Youth in Transition Program in Colorado. This program will allow individuals age 18 to 21 who have left foster care to return to foster care if they need continued support.     Daugherty spoke in favor of...

(StatePoint) Since its founding in 1941, the USO has provided generations of service members and their families with crucial support. During that 80-year history, the world, the military and the

5th-grade Rentons return to class follows neighboring cities that recently welcomed back the youngest learners, including the Bellevue and Lake Washington districts. Seattle Public Schools will welcome back a limited number of students next week and continues to bargain for the return of K-5 students in a phased hybrid model. Subscribe While the states guidance encourages all districts to resume some in-person learning, teachers unions in many districts have raised concerns about safety measure...

Mt. Diablo USD superintendent says schools could reopen March 22 By Tony Hicks article CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, Calif. - Mount Diablo Unified School District Superintendent Adam Clark said in a statement Thursday that a hybrid model of in-person and online learning could start as early as March 22.  The districts trustees will likely discuss and vote on the proposal at its meeting on Wednesday.   In a letter to the MDUSD community, published on the district website, Clark wrote that the state an...

13 ARLINGTON, Va. – In early February, more than 90 wounded, ill and injured Soldiers and veterans were selected to compete in the first-of-its-kind virtual Army Trials. The Army Trials at Fort Bliss, Texas, were canceled due to COVID-19 related travel restrictions and safety concerns. Instead, various methods are being used for the trials to take place March 1-15. Participants are competing to be on Team Army for the Department of Defense Warrior Games, which will be held S...

(StatePoint) How do you thank someone who’s willing to risk their life for yours? When it comes to military service members and their families, advocates say there are many avenues

Article content When your boots are sinking into snow it’s hard to recall the dark matter underneath. It’s there, the soil, the dirt, and all that makes our SDG terroir. It’s almost equally as hard to recall what it was like before the lockdowns, the masks, the hand sanitizers, and all that Zooming on the internet. Just as the snow melts and the crow flies, so too will the farmer sow seeds in the soil this spring and the cycle will begin again. We apologize, but this video has failed to l...