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Ozark High's JROTC wins four national championships in single year From News Reports View Comments In a rare feat, the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Ozark High School won four national championships in a single year. The first JROTC national championship was won at the end of February and the final two were in early May. JROTC Raider instructor Maj. Danny Cazier said there are more than 3,400 JROTC program eligible to complete including at least 1,700 Army JROTC programs. “A national championship is an incredible achievement," Cazier said.  “Achieving simultaneous national ...

Sugar kelp, a sustainable CT product, finds its way to restaurant plates - and local beer FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Kelp farmers Suzie Flores of Stonington Kelp Co., pictured, and Jonathan McGee of New England Sea Farms in Guilford formed the Sugar Kelp Collective.Courtesy of Elizabeth EllenwoodShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Oyster Club’s dish of kelp bucatini with sugar kelp aioli and grated soy-cured halibut.Courtesy of Idlewild Photo Co.Show MoreShow Less 3of6 4of6 At The Essex in Centerbrook, chef Colt Taylor will offer an al pastor-style roasted Ora King salmon, served with heirloom corn homi...

DCEO officials see 'great work' in Riverbend Scott Cousins, scousins@thetelegraph.com FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Julio Rodriguez, deputy director Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunities Office of Employment and Training, leads a virtual simulation in how to certify and recalibrate micropipettes, tools used for measuring exact amounts of liquid, in SIUE’s Alternative Digital Credentialing Program for laboratory, chemical and food science technicians. DCEO officials conducted a two-day tour of the Metro East last week, spending most of Friday in Madison County. Show MoreSh...

The Historic Triangle may see a snowflake or two tomorrow morning. According to the weekend forecast from the National Weather Service Wakefield office, Friday morning has a slight chance of snow before 9 a.m., followed by a chance of rain and snow between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. “What we’re dealing with is a storm system that’s going to be undercutting us and moving down through North Carolina, and there’s going to be enough moisture on the north side of the system to bring some precipitation into the area beginning mid to late morning tomorrow,” said Jonathan McGee, meteorologist at th...