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The Hawk, a new community center in Farmington Hills, is expected to open soon.

Harrison High bullying lawsuit dismissed on sovereign immunity grounds A lawyer for the family of Jorge Santa said they disagreed with the judge's decision and would be appealing. Author: Jonathan Raymond (11Alive) Updated: 5:37 PM EDT April 15, 2021 COBB COUNTY, Ga. — A lawsuit filed last year over a bullying case at Harrison High School was dismissed by a Cobb County judge this week on sovereign immunity grounds. The suit had been filed by the family of Jorge Santa. The student was suspended from school and at one point faced felony charges in 2019 over wha...

Evansville teachers walk in support of state education changes Evansville teachers walk in support of state education changes By Evan Gorman | April 7, 2021 at 5:27 PM CDT - Updated April 7 at 10:14 PM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - A group of local educators are hoping to bring meaning to messages meant for Indiana’s elected leaders. On Wednesday afternoon, they shared with 14 News that a couple topics continue to be top of mind. One of them is fighting for fair public school funding. The other issue supports contracted hours, which could carve out more time during the day to complete nec...

LINDSEY TOOMER For The Express Photo by John Beale Gisele Fetterman helps out Jvyair(cq) Payton and Amia Clark at the Free Store, letting Amia see how she looks in a mask. On Oct. 11, 2020, Gisele Barreto Fetterman went to her local grocery store in Forrest Hills, Pa., unaccompanied by her usual Pennsylvania State Police security detail. Being recognized is nothing new to Fetterman, who has been the second lady of Pennsylvania (or SLOP, as she prefers) since January 2019. She’s also the former first lady of Braddock, Pennsylvania, located just outside of Pittsburgh, where her husband was m...

Harrison High students share their love of STEM programs with elementary school girls High school students share love of STEM with elementary girls and last updated 2021-03-13 23:23:19-05 HARRISON, Ohio — Through a carefully crafted program they designed themselves, Harrison High School students spent Saturday sharing their love of STEM programs with young girls in elementary school. "I know that in my grade, there aren't a lot of girls in any of my classes," said Audrey Armontrout, a 12th grade student at Harrison High School. "So it's nice to know that maybe going down the line there ...