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With robotics canceled, Blue Crew builds 3-D printers for science labs The first device was part of the team's Chairman's Award efforts. Share Maria Howatt stands next to the printer she will use in physics classes at Mt. Blue High School in Farmington. Blue Crew, the high school robotics team, has printed 3-D printers for every science lab at the school. Submitted photo FARMINGTON — Science labs at Mt. Blue High School will have 3-D printers thanks to the efforts of Blue Crew, the school’s robotic team. Blue Crew was formed in 2015 when students lobbied to have a team comprised of stu...

The United Way Perth Huron isn't far from its goal for the 2020 Annual Campaign. Executive Director Ryan Erb s...

  STRATFORD -- A fund from the United Way is aimed at helping hospitality workers make it through the pandemic. The money will be distributed to people in the industry who are struggling to stay afloat. COVID-19 has created challenges for restaurant owners like Larry McCabe. "Thirty per cent of our business dropped off once we went from yellow to orange," McCabe said. He owns Pazzo Taverna and Pizzeria in Stratford, a city known for bringing in a lot of tourists. "The tourism industry, as people can understand and appreciate, has been devastated by the pandemic," said Ryan Erb with Un...

- Clarksville, TN Online - https://www.clarksvilleonline.com - First students in Austin Peay State University’s new aviation science program earn flight certificates Posted By Education | Clarksville, TN – The Austin Peay State University (APSU) new aviation science program has reached a new milestone – six students in the program have earned their private pilot helicopter certificates. And other students in the program are in line to do the same. Austin Peay State University aviation student Samuel Nicholas, left, after earning his private pilot certificate. (APSU) Samuel Nicholas ea...

Author of the article: Beacon Herald staff Publishing date: Dec 15, 2020  •  December 15, 2020  •  2 minute read  •  During this pandemic, it's not easy being a 20-year-old student who also works as a barista, Chloe Peel writes: "We're either isolated in our rooms studying or busting our rears making minimum wage while people lash out at us for enforcing rules we didn’t come up with." Photo by Allen McInnis /Montreal Gazette Article content After seven months of fundraising, The Local Community Food Centre is now accepting applications to a brand new fund dedicated to helpi...