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Virtual Academy for Second Grade at Bentley, Hoben, Bird Elementary - Tracy Dodes Ask any second grader and they will tell you that field trips are a must for any elementary-aged kid. When the school year started last fall, students in Tracy Dodes second grade class quickly let her know that they expected field trips this school year. Wanting to give her students the field trip they desired, Dodes looked for the perfect experience that would have the same impact as an in-person adventure. Luckily, she was able to work some puppy magic and connected with the Michigan Humane Society of Huron Va...

Premium Content Subscriber only WHEN you score a masterful l78 at this stage of your career, you can't be batting too badly. That is especially the case when you have to deal with arthritis and are captain of a talented young side that needs an experienced hand to guide them. Ipswich Hornets Second Grade captain Nick De Giusti is doing just that in this year's Allan Pettigrew Shield competition. De Giusti's fine 249 ball knock against Redlands at Wellington Point last weekend left him understandably sore after holding the team's innings together. "It was pretty good. I come in when the t...

Biden's executive orders and actions: What to know © Doug Mills/Pool/Getty Images Since entering office on Jan. 20, President Joe Biden has signed more than three dozen executive actions addressing the coronavirus pandemic, economy, immigration, climate crisis and more. Here's a look at all of his executive orders, and other notable executive actions, so far: COVID-19 RESPONSE Executive Order on Protecting Federal Workforce and Requiring Mask-Wearing: Requires masks, physical distancing and other health measures while on federal property Issued: Jan. 20 Read the order here Executive...

/ As a focal point for the oil industry in the US, Oklahoma is associated with roads (Route 66), cars and gasoline. All these feature significantly in the oeuvre of Ed Ruscha, who, although he is primarily associated with the cityscape of Los Angeles, grew up in Oklahoma (city and state). Ruscha has said that everything he’s done was already part of him when he left Oklahoma at 18. From early in his career, Ruscha began to isolate and recombine words and images Ed Ruscha: OKLA at Oklahoma Contemporary is the first exhibition to examine Ruscha’s work within the context of those formative ...

jsorensen@fairmontsentinel.com GRANADA — Bob Garry recently ended a 20-year run on the Granada-Huntley-East Chain (GHEC) School Board. A former Granda-Huntley student himself, and a former math teacher whose own four children also attended, Garry reflected on his time in an interview with Superintendent Doug Storbeck. “I’ve lived in the district my whole life on the farm,” he said. “I went from Kindergarten to 12th Grade and graduated from Granada-Huntley in 1978. In the Second Grade, we had a school fire, so we spent about half a year in the bus shed until the remodeling was compl...