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DeKalb athletes selected to play in Braves Classic, Redan boasts four - - Vimarsana News

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DeKalb County will be represented by seven high school baseball players at the Atlanta Braves’ fourth annual 44 Classic presented by Nike at Truist Park on Sept. 24 - 25.Players will be in attendance from Georgia, Mississippi, New York, Alabama, and Florida, but Redan High School leads all high schools in attendance with four players on the Braves’ list. Decatur

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In today's Morning Brief: Day scholars and day school students were not included in the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement and were not part of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. They may also not be part of Pope Francis' impending apology for the role of the Catholic Church.

Source: cbc.ca
'He never did anything halfway': Montreal volunteer fighter dies in Ukraine, mother says - Vimarsana News

'He never did anything halfway': Montreal volunteer fighter dies in Ukraine, mother says

Émile-Antoine Roy-Sirois, 31, died on July 18, according to his friend, Adriel Martinez, an American volunteer in Ukraine. Roy-Sirois left Montreal in March to lend support to Ukrainian forces after the country was invaded by Russia.

Source: cbc.ca
Kentucky Science Teacher Nominated For National Award - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Science Teacher Nominated For National Award

SHARE SHELBYVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky science teacher is being considered for a national award for excellence in education.  “To me, it’s kind of like saying you’re one of the top three science teachers in the state, and right now that’s what it means to me,” explains Denise McElroy, a 6th-grade science teacher at East Middle School. McElroy’s path to the classroom is somewhat unusual.  “I went to college and got a degree in pre-med, went all the way through and got the degree and worked at a doctor's office my whole first four years of college, and realized that wasn’t the ...