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Los Alamos ScienceFest Kickoffs At Fuller Lodge With Hill Stompers This Evening

Los Alamos ScienceFest Kickoffs At Fuller Lodge With Hill Stompers This Evening Los Alamos ScienceFest 2021: Driven By Science kicks off this evening at Fuller Lodge. The Hill Stompers will start things off as part of the Tuesdays at the Pond series (today held at Fuller Lodge), then hear a science Q&A led by local high school sophomore Hana Raby, as she talks with three local scientists, Roger Wiens and Juston Moore of Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Hunter McDaniel of UbiQD. The Hill Stompers will then resume music around 7 p.m. Food from Señor Tortas and beer from Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op also will be available for purchase.

Report: Minnesota s union construction workers earn more without affecting project costs

Findings come courtesy of a recent analysis of census data and Twin Cities-area school construction projects. Written By: Matthew Guerry | × A pair of backhoes are being used Monday, June 14, 2021, to tear down a portion of the south campus at Brainerd High School. (Steve Kohls / Forum News Service.) ST. PAUL Union construction work in Minnesota pays better than the nonunion peers without inflating project costs in the $16 billion industry, according to anew study out last week. Union contractors in Minnesota collected an average hourly pay of $33 between 2015 and 2019, according to the study, $8 more than their nonunion counterparts and only $2 less than the average Minnesota college graduate. Coupled with other findings in the study, Midwest Economic Policy Institute Policy Director Frank Manzo said Tuesday, July 6, is the takeaway that Minnesota s union construction industry is no more costly than the nonunion alternative even though it produces higher wa

Serial rapid antigen testing on par with PCR COVID-19 tests, RADx team reports

Serial rapid antigen testing on par with PCR COVID-19 tests, RADx team reports By Susan E.W. Spencer July 07, 2021 A longitudinal study co-authored by UMass Medical School researchers as part of the National Institutes of Health’s Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics (RADx) initiative reported that PCR testing for SARS-CoV-2 and rapid antigen testing were equally effective in detecting infection when tests were given at least twice per week. Study results represent good news for widespread prevention programs because antigen tests at the point of care or at home can deliver immediate results and are less costly than lab tests. While individual PCR tests, considered the gold standard, are more sensitive than antigen tests particularly early in infection, the results showed that both testing approaches can give 98 percent sensitivity when taken regularly as part of a screening program, according to a news release from NIH. That’s good news fo

Stars and Stripes - Green Beret s Silver Star sheds light on US ground combat in Somalia

Stars and Stripes - Green Beret s Silver Star sheds light on US ground combat in Somalia
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