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On October 23, advocates for the Southland Career and Technical Education Center (SCTEC) held a “lunch and learn” event where community members were invited to learn about the center’s plans and progress. SCTEC’s designers provide the area’s high school and post-secondary students with a hands-on education focused on careers in aviation, construction, information technology, manufacturing, public safety, urban agriculture, logistics, supply chain management, and more. We would like to provide this service. District 233 Superintendent Scott Wakely speaks at the SCTEC presentation. (Chris Weber/HF Chronicle) State Representative Debbie Myers Martin hosted the SCTEC Lunch and Learn. “The benefits of career…

Just eight days until Election Day.In the final stretch of the 2024 presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are focusing on two pivotal battlegrounds that could decide the race for the White House: Michigan and Georgia.The Trump campaign scrambled to distance itself from a backlash against racist, vulgar, and sexist comments made by a number of speakers at the former president’s Sunday night rally at Madison Square Garden in New York.Harris and President Joe Biden both used the rally to contrast the Democratic campaign with Trump’s, as polls continued to show a photo-finish race.Harris on…

MOORHEAD — Concordia University will host a free public luncheon next week featuring speakers on economics and immigration.”The Economics of Immigration” will be held on Monday, Nov. 4, from noon to 1 p.m., in the Barry Auditorium in the Offutt School of Business’s Grant Center. Concordia University’s Offutt School of Business.David Samson / The Forum The event will include Nicole B. Simpson, Colgate University’s W. Bradford Wiley Professor of Economics, who teaches courses on immigration, macroeconomics, international economics and poverty, Concordia said in a news release. mentioned in.Simpson’s current research focuses on the effects of immigration and the Earned Income…

A historic condominium at 50 Rutland Square in Boston has a new owner. Built in 1860, this 1,634 sqft property was sold on October 10, 2024. The purchase price of $2,250,000 is calculated to be $1,377 per square foot. This apartment has 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The exterior of the house has a mansard roof frame made of slate. A fireplace inside enhances the ambience of the living area. There is a hot water heating and cooling system. Additionally, the condo has a one-car garage with its own parking and storage area. The lot is 1,634 sqft.These nearby units…

The outcome of the presidential election will have a significant impact on the country’s immigration policy. Charlotte Alvarez, director of the Twin Cities-based Immigration Project, said on WILL’s “The 21st Show” that the Trump administration would suspend refugee admissions and reinstate the travel ban.Asylum seekers seek admission to the United States while living abroad. Asylum seekers cross borders in some way to seek help. Alvarez said the two paths influence each other.”Reducing refugee admissions and ending humanitarian protection admissions is likely to increase, rather than alleviate, disruption at the border,” Alvarez said.Immigration advocates say President Trump’s policy proposal, Agenda 47,…

What you need to knowIn a recent interview, Linus Torvalds, lead developer of the Linux kernel, claimed that AI is 90% marketing and 10% reality. The developer says that they are ignoring advances in the AI ​​environment because “the entire technology industry around AI is in a very bad position.” He envisions a future where AI is widely adopted, integrated across the enterprise, and used on a daily basis.Looking back over the past few months, there has been a lot of speculation about the trajectory of generative AI in the tech industry. This is likely due to OpenAI’s recent financial…

Kodi Koeman received emails and voicemails threatening to kill his family. This happened after Cody offered to help anyone affected by Calton’s landscaping. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — “It’s definitely affecting my wife and my kids. She’s a little worried about our business and how it’s affecting us,” Kody Koeman said. said. On Friday, Cody Koeman spoke to 13 ON YOUR SIDE about the rapid-fire accusations posted about him on Facebook. Most of them accused him of sexually abusing children, defrauding customers, and encouraging people to write negative reviews about him. The posts were nearly identical and were shared by numerous…

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — The Tower District is shining even brighter thanks to Vibez Lounge’s newest addition.“It lit up our building and brought more customers to our facility,” says General Manager Gabriela AlvarezAlvarez said their facility was one of the winners of the Business Facade Grant Program, which she says has helped make her business look more appealing.In keeping with the spirit of supporting local businesses, after securing the grant, they chose a local company to design and produce their signage.“The process was very smooth,” she said. “After the application process was over, I went to Fresno Neon.”As part of…

CNN — Violent and vulgar language at President Donald Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday has sparked condemnation among the former president’s inner circle, as his message is once again overshadowed by controversy. This raises deep concerns that this may be the case. Some of President Trump’s allies criticized the language used by speakers at the New York City event, particularly comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who opened the event and set the tone for the evening with derogatory and divisive remarks. expressed regret over vulgar jokes about Puerto Rico. A source close to the former president said he was…

Between now and Election Day, Massachusetts voters face important decisions that will have far-reaching implications for future generations of children and our state. Should the statewide academic standards that have defined Massachusetts’ educational progress for decades be abolished, or should they stay as they are? Do you focus on ensuring that all students, especially those facing the most significant challenges, meet these high standards? To understand what’s at stake, we first need to consider how Massachusetts transformed its mediocre public school system in the 1970s and ’80s to the leader it is today. Have we discovered a magic solution? Unlikely.…