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Maine Librarians Fight Bill to Ban Books Considered Obscene / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Maine Librarians Fight Bill to Ban Books Considered Obscene / Public News Service

School librarians in Maine are fighting a bill that would ban schools from providing students with books considered "obscene," saying it could potentially criminalize educators. Proponents of the legislation say they are merely protecting children from inappropriate material but educators say the definition of the word obscene remains unclear. Heather Perkinson, Maine Association of School Libraries president, said librarians are being singled out and harassed, finding their names and phone numbers posted online. ...

CMS says $3 billion bond plan will keep students safe through campus design - Vimarsana News

CMS says $3 billion bond plan will keep students safe through campus design

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials say new schools and better campus design can keep students safer. It's part of a pitch for $3 billion in school bonds.

Source: wfae.org
National Heritage Month activities kick off today - Vimarsana News

National Heritage Month activities kick off today

Cultural officer, Maxine Browne on Monday February 27 announced a package of activities for the celebration of National Heroes and Heritage Month in March. In making the announcement at a press conference hosted by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, Browne urged all Vincentians to take part in these activities. Today, March 3, 2023, the Garifuna Heritage Foundation in collaboration with the Department of Culture will present the 8th National …

Why prison tech training is stuck in the past. - Vimarsana News

Why prison tech training is stuck in the past.

Incarcerated people have been learning to code for 50 years. But prison tech training programs are still inaccessible, unstable, and hard to come by.

Source: slate.com
Aberdeen's James Hutton Institute Hosts Green Hydrogen Tech Start-Up sHYp - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen's James Hutton Institute Hosts Green Hydrogen Tech Start-Up sHYp

Green hydrogen technology start-up sHYp has moved into offices and laboratory space at The James Hutton Institute in Aberdeen…