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A senior living community in Cromwell says it has completed construction of 54 new residential apartments. Covenant Living of Cromwell (formerly Covenant Village of Cromwell) broke ground on the approximately $48 million project at 52 Missionary Road approximately two years ago. The project includes one and two-bedroom apartments and a new “town center” area with three dining venues, an art studio, wellness center and other shared amenities. The community is one of 17 across the country operated by Illinois-based not-for-profit Covenant Living Communities and Services, which is a ministry...

Lee County school board member upset with conditions of portable classroom buildings Published: April 7, 2021 6:06 PM EDT Updated: April 7, 2021 6:13 PM EDT Recommended A Lee County school board member recently came forward with concerns that students are learning under dangerous conditions. Gwyn Gittens said the school district’s portables have been used for more than 15 years. She said photos of the outside of the buildings bring her pain that students have to go to school in these conditions. Gittens, who’s already on record with Gov. Ron DeSantis, claims the School District of Lee Cou...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 6: The Undersecretary of the Educational Facilities and Planning Sector at the Ministry of Education, Eng Yassin Al-Yaseen, said the engineers working in the sector continue to maintain and equip 300 schools, which are designated to hold written exams for Grade 12 students, reports Al-Jarida daily. Al-Yaseen told the daily that work is underway in full swing in order to expedite the completion of work at these schools in accordance with the requirements of the health authorities. The sources pointing out the necessary maintenance is being done to ensure the safet...

So why did Brown's latest "Friday surprise" fail to make the grade? Because it created more stress for school officials and more confusion among parents and students who were suddenly confronted with mixed messages. Our newsrooms are in touch with many school superintendents and principals who say they're as eager as the governor to welcome kids back into their buildings. They know, better than she, the limitations of distance learning and the hit to kids' social and emotional health. But unlike the governor, they also have to make the buses run on time. Literally. It's tougher to o...

March 05 2021 Elementary kids should be back by March 29 and middle and high schoolers by April 19. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced yet another new set of school re-opening guidelines on Friday, March 5, that mandates public school students be back in classrooms before the weeks of March 29 for elementary students and April 19 for middle and high schoolers. "Whether or not public schools should return kids to the classroom this spring is no longer up for discussion: the science and data is clear, schools can return to in-person instruction with a very low risk of COVID-19 transmission,...