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"Some people don't enjoy the uncomfortable conversations," said Ashley Walker, another RRISD parent who signed the petition. "If kids learn now our history, then they'll be able to change our future instead of continuously repeating the past over and over." RRISD responded to the complaint with a statement: "Round Rock ISD has a clearly defined process for those who wish to challenge approved instructional materials. Also, parents may request an optional assignment for their student if they object to an assigned material. In this case, the challenge was heard at Level 1, the campus level, and...

The Urban League of Palm Beach County is working to help small businesses stay afloat during the pandemic.

C-130H Hercules engines and returning combat airlift to the Air Force fleet. Since AFRC acquired the T-56 CRF maintenance contract in 2015, more than 190 C-130H engines were upgraded with the 3.5 modifications which provide significant improvements in fuel economy and performance. In addition, 395 of C-130H four-bladed props also received intensive maintenance. Each engine completes a thorough performance check at the T-56 test cell prior to delivery. The upgrades to the C-130 fleet at such a low cost will help ensure longevity across the tactical airlift fleet. “I’m incredibly proud of t...

Angel of Edgewood launches Project: Angel Wings after a robber nearly stole Christmas Nearly 50 families will be receiving gifts for each family member and a turkey dinner with all the trimmings from the Angel of Edgewood. Author: Dave Puglisi Updated: 10:15 PM EST December 20, 2020 HARTFORD, Conn — The "Angel of Edgewood" has taken operations to 10 Love Lane, Hartford inside the old Swift building. FOX61 first told you the story of Jendayi Scott-Miller, 42, who was cooking 300 meals a week for families in need during the pandemic while also battling cancer. ...

Dec. 21, 2020 , 4:55 PM Tiara Moore strolled along a beach, waves crashing in the background. “Welcome to Black in Marine Science Week,” the University of Washington, Seattle, postdoc declared in a video posted to Twitter late last month. “We’re celebrating Black people in the ocean. Let’s do it!” The video went viral, receiving roughly 20,000 views and 1000 likes, and set off a week of networking and community building. Black marine scientists introduced themselves on Twitter, convened panel discussions on YouTube, and answered questions on Skype. “Experiencing racism and sexis...