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Local 4-H educator receives national award - Vimarsana News

Local 4-H educator receives national award

Holly Luerssen, Lincoln and Langlade County 4-H Educator, UW-Madison Division of Extension, received the Excellence in Camping Award from the National Association of Extension 4-H Youth Development Professionals (NAE4-HYDP) during the annual NAE4-HYDP conference on Nov. 16 in Memphis, Tenn.

Luerssen honored nationally by 4-H youth development professionals - Vimarsana News

Luerssen honored nationally by 4-H youth development professionals

Holly Luerssen, Lincoln and Langlade Counties 4-H Educator, UW-Madison Division of Extension, received the Excellence in Camping Award from the National Association of Extension 4-H Youth Development Professionals (NAE4-HYDP) during the annual NAE4HYDP conference on Nov. 16, 2021, in Memphis, Tenn. Luerssen, with colleagues Megan Suehring (Shawano County 4-H Positive Youth Development Educator), Laura Huber (Wood County 4-H Educator), Kaitlyn Benarde (Marathon County 4-H Educator), Michael Rusin (Clark County 4-H Educator) and Anne Williams (Oneida County 4-H Educator) were honored for their d...

Water shortages, pollution mean Latrobe Valley mine lakes plan not viable, environment groups say - Vimarsana News

Water shortages, pollution mean Latrobe Valley mine lakes plan not viable, environment groups say

Water shortages, pollution mean Latrobe Valley mine lakes plan not viable, environment groups say FriFriday 11 DecDecember 2020 at 3:11am An artist's impression of what the Hazelwood brown coal mine could look like if it is filled with water. ( Print text only Cancel Environmental groups say newly released documents which raise concerns about water availability and groundwater pollution cast fresh doubt over a plan to turn Victoria's three brown coal mines into lakes when they close. Key points: A Victorian Government report reveals filling the Latrobe Valley coal mines with water would affec...

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