Students, engineers team up on popsicle stick bridge competition
Fifth and sixth graders from Forestview Middle School judged the structural integrity of popsicle stick bridges made by professionals.
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Fifth and sixth graders from Forestview Middle School judged the structural integrity of popsicle stick bridges made by professionals.
SF’s annual display of giant Valentine’s hearts beats on for its 20th year, and here’s your Hearts of SF class of 2023, which will remain at the Ferry Building through February 28.
Photo courtesy Nora King, Vermont Athletics) The UAlbany Great Danes had to win Thursday’s America East Semifinal twice on Thursday afternoon in Catonsville, Md. First, they built a seven-goal first quarter lead and appeared to have the game in hand, only to have the Retrievers chip away and a four-goal run lead to a tie game with 10 minutes to go. Then, after Brandon Galloway’s fifth goal of the day brought UMBC level once again, Corey Yunker had to score the final go-ahead tally with 2:27 two play, and Ron John iced it with 1:13 to go. UAlbany topped UMBC 14-12 and advance to take on Ve...
'I dread going back to remote': COVID school closures strain Norwalk parents FacebookTwitterEmail Sixth grade teacher Rebecca Sabol greets her students during first day of classes in the new socially-distanced teaching environment at West Rocks Middle School in Norwalk, Conn. on Tuesday, September 8, 2020.Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media NORWALK — Students in 17 different Norwalk schools and programs logged onto their computers Friday to begin their school day. The city’s school buildings are still open — and the district says their plan is to stay this way — but as COVID-19...