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Megan Rios, Cedar Hill Graduate, Named Plummer Teacher of the Year Amazing CHISD Teachers Impacted Rios (CEDAR HILL, TEXAS) When Megan Rios, a Cedar Hill High School Class of 2007 Graduate, thought about becoming a teacher, she had positive memories of her CHISD educators at the forefront of her mind. “I had some amazing teachers throughout the years, but the ones that made the biggest impact on me were the ones I had in elementary and intermediate school – Mrs. Ruiz, Mrs. Lichtenwalter, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Franklin,” Rios said. “I always knew I w...

Idaho's COVID-19 7-day moving average at lowest point in 10 months; over 400K vaccinated Nicole Blanchard, The Idaho Statesman Apr. 20—Idaho's seven-day moving average for new COVID-19 cases fell to the lowest it's been since late June on Monday, and more than 400,000 Idahoans have been fully vaccinated against the disease. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare reported 458 new cases Monday — about 152 cases per day for Saturday, Sunday and Monday. (The state no longer provides updates on weekends.) That brought the state's seven-day moving average of probable and con...

RED BANK - Do you have an overdue book from the Red Bank Public Library that you haven't returned because of the late fine? Maybe you have so many charges that your library card has been blocked? Now, in a permanent change, you no longer have to worry about overdue fines, as the free public library has ended the practice forever. "We recognize that charging fines undermines both the vision and mission of our library," a release announcing the change said. "Fines are a barrier to access; eliminating overdue fines and increasing access to the library benefits our entire community."

× County Executive Meyer announces opening of application process for Delaware Health Corps members, names Tonya Richardson as Program Director April 12, 2021 New Castle, DE – New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer announced today that the county will begin accepting applications for National Health Corps Delaware Members for the 2021 Pilot Program Cohort. To apply, prospective applicants should visit application.nationalhealthcorps.org. “This again puts New Castle County on the forefront of fighting this pandemic,” said Meyer. “Starting today, we are actively recruiting indiv...

Article content Cursive! Foiled again! The teaching of cursive may be fading away, but the love of good penmanship still flourishes like a well-formed capital letter B. Even if our own penmanship has degraded to the barely legible, we value handwriting. We believe it confers a bunch of good stuff on our brains. On top of that, it is a truth universally acknowledged that it’s tremendously nice to get a handwritten thank you note. Collectively, readers stated that the skill of handwriting isn’t a dead art akin to illuminating parchment manuscripts — it’s a communication tool that we che...