2023 Scholarship Recipients Congratulations to the Class of 2023, especially these scholarship recipients and a special thank you to all of the benefactors. Ava Anderson Lisa M. Rodden Memorial Guidance Scholarship Heidi Atkins RHS Service to Student Union Scholarship Gretchen Baudendistel Bettie Jane Third Memorial Scholarship Harrison Beckenstein Michael Meltzer Memorial Music & Art Scholarship … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — It’s time to break out the hiking boots, smell the fresh air and explore the scenery east Idaho has to offer. EastIdahoNews.com compiled a list of some popular hikes in the area that readers said they enjoyed. Here are 10 in no particular order. 1. Upper … [Read more…]
SELINSGROVE — On Sunday, June 18, Twila Long plans to stand in Selinsgrove Speedway’s victory lane, holding a checkered flag that’s only been signed by three race car drivers. She plans to add another signature to the flag, that of the winner of the evening’s Paul Long Memorial. The race will be the finale for … [Read more…]
A 22-year-old young Wynyard woman has passed away overnight, two months after she was seriously injured in a devastating crash on a Tasmanian Highway. Macy Edwards was left in an induced coma with brain and heart trauma, multiple broken bones and fractures following the crash on the 28th of March while on her way home … [Read more…]
Man typing at his laptop computer at night. Image / Stock The Australian Government is investigating a data breach affecting HWL Ebsworth, one of the nation’s leading commercial law firms, to establish whether any Tasmanian information has been compromised. State Science and Technology Minister, Madeleine Ogilvie said federal authorities had contacted the Tasmanian Government to … [Read more…]
FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) – Sylvester Broome Empowerment Village in Flint lost thousands of dollars worth of electronic equipment for students after someone broke into the building. The burglary was reported just weeks before the facility is set to host a summer camp. A thief made off with computer equipment, TVs, XBox game systems and more. … [Read more…]
Dunbar council agreed unanimously Tuesday evening to replace Widmer Engineering with McMillen Engineering of Uniontown as the borough engineer. “We’ve had Widmer in the borough for a long time,” Council President Jason Bartholomai said. “When we reorganized, we tabled their reappointment because we had a lot of money on the table with projects and grant … [Read more…]
Two new ‘mini supermarkets’ have opened in Tasmania this week, offering valuable hands-on learning experiences for students with disabilities. Located at Northern Support School in Launceston and Southern Support School in Hobart, these ‘Mini Woolies’ stores replicate the operations of regular Woolworths supermarkets. Equipped with baskets, shelves, signage and uniforms, students can learn scanning and … [Read more…]
Neil the Seal’s growing obsession with ‘body slamming’ power boxes has left some Bicheno locals worried. While he hasn’t caused any power outages yet, TasNetworks say some damaged power turret boxes have had to be replaced ‘a few times’. “He‘s taken fondness to this one particular turret,” TasNetworks told Pulse. Authorities are continuing to monitor … [Read more…]
TODAY Disabled American Veterans, Miles Meredith Chapter 7, 1133 Murray Avenue, Paducah, Weekly Commander Coffee Call, 8 a.m. to noon. Service officer available. Information: 270-519-8856. McCracken County Public Library, Summer Reading Program: Playtime Company, 9:30 a.m. or 11 a.m. or 1 p.m., Information: 270-442-2510. Tai Chi with Suzi Renaud, 12:15-1 p.m., Paducah Parks and Recreation … [Read more…]