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New Canaanite: Tell us about yourself—how long have you lived in New Canaan, what have you been involved with here in town and what has led you to seek elected office? Dan Bennett is seeking the Republican Party endorsement for the Board of Education at the July 20 caucus. Contributed Dan Bennett: We have lived in New Canaan for over seven years. When my wife Julie and I moved here, after spending over a decade in NYC, our oldest son was almost two, Julie was pregnant with our middle son, and our little guy was still a few years away. We both grew up in Cheshire, CT where we attended publi...

Twenty finalists in the Los Alamitos Unified district-wide STEAM Contest presented their projects before a panel of judges.

President: Scott Mele Tektite Industries is the leading LED flashlight manufacturer in the world, producing products for outdoor, industrial, government and military markets. During the pandemic, it took its commitment to quality to the fight against COVID-19, manufacturing PPE, including face masks and face shields. Tektite is now producing polycarbonate reusable face shields, using specifications provided by Johns Hopkins University. It also is manufacturing disposable face shields made out of Polypropylene. Additionally, it is producing filter fabric face coverings that provide advanced pa...

Many Thought COVID Would Derail Smart Cities Work — It Didn’t On the second day of the Smart Cities Connect Conference and Expo, private- and public-sector tech officials discussed how the COVID-19 pandemic shifted smart city efforts and initiatives and positioned them for the future. Smart city technologies for areas like managing garbage fleets were made even more essential during the COVID-19 crisis as cities switch operations to remote-work settings. Shutterstock/degetzica Smart city technologies to support efforts like fleet management or remote wor...

TONY MCDONOUGH/Sydney Morning Herald Shareena Clanton has said the set of Australia’s long-running soap Neighbours is a ‘culturally unsafe’ place. Indigenous actor Shareena Clanton has accused long-running soap Neighbours of being a “culturally unsafe place” where the N-word and other racially charged terms were bandied around in the name of humour. Ms Clanton, whose heritage includes Wongatha/Yamatji and Noongar/Gitja on her mother’s side and Etowah Cherokee, Blackfoot and African American on her father’s side, said that calling out the language and behaviour she enc...