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Plans for a $10 million facelift for the historic Melrose High School in Orange Mound are still in their infancy, but city officials and architects gave more details about the proposed redevelopment of the long-vacant building in a Zoom meeting Thursday. Over the course of the next two years, the building will be converted into a library and genealogy center with apartments for seniors on the upper floors. Paul Young, director of the city’s division of housing and community development, said the redevelopment would breathe life back into one of the central institutions in one of Memphis’...

New report warns of inevitable nuclear accidents in the future February 22, 2021 A new report from Northwestern University’s Meridian 180 community is sounding the alarm that victims of nuclear disasters worldwide remain inadequately compensated and calls for a more inclusive process for approving nuclear projects and making nuclear energy decisions that gives ordinary citizens a seat at the table. The report, “Nuclear Compensation: Lessons from Fukushima,” calls for a rigorous and inclusive process that transcends national borders and enables wiser decisions about nuclear projects and ...

February 22, 2021 A new report from Northwestern University’s Meridian 180 community is sounding the alarm that victims of nuclear disasters worldwide remain inadequately compensated and calls for a more inclusive process for approving nuclear projects and making nuclear energy decisions that gives ordinary citizens a seat at the table. The report, “Nuclear Compensation: Lessons from Fukushima,” calls for a rigorous and inclusive process that transcends national borders and enables wiser decisions about nuclear projects and their many lingering consequences. “We’re often inclined to...

Karisa Andersen donates Tuner Battlegrounds winnings to Bemidji Community Food Shelf Karisa Andersen, a runner up in the Tuner Battlegrounds competition with her 2013 Scion FRS, recently donated $500 to the Bemidji Community Food Shelf.  Written By: Pioneer Staff Report | 12:05 pm, Feb. 18, 2021 × Pictured from left: Dash and Karisa Andersen present a donation to Mary Mitchell, executive director at the the Bemidji Community Food Shelf. Submitted photo. BEMIDJI -- A recent win for Tuner Battlegrounds competition runner-up Karisa Andersen has resulted in a win for the...

Doctor says enlargement of the lymph nodes is normal response to a body building up immunity