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Sin el centrocampista, el equipo de Hansi Flick pierde identidad, control y agresividad en cada partido.

Els fets. El 17 de desembre, dos dies abans de les vacances de Nadal, el Consorci d’Educació de Barcelona li comunica a la direcció de l’Institut Vila de Gràcia que el curs vinent no podrà oferir la modalitat d’Arts Escèniques al Batxillerat. Vacances truncades i un gerro d’aigua freda per a un projecte educatiu consolidat, transversal, [...] L'entrada El cas Institut Vila de Gràcia. Què ens diu de la política educativa de Salvador Illa? ha aparegut primer a El Diari de l'Educació.

The Reclaim and Restore initiative was designed to help stabilize the Metcalfe Park neighborhood. The post Metcalfe Park housing program highlights power of community-led action appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

According to letters from children living in an ICE detention facility, living conditions are inhumane and their mental health is suffering.

Pesquisa mostra que muitos paranaenses confiam na ciência, em vacinas e aquecimento global, mas cerca de metade nega teoria da evolução

Receitas geradas pelo turismo de massa na cidade não retornam sob a forma de investimentos em saneamento, lixo, mobilidade, preservação ambiental e infraestrutura urbana

Poo in a public pool? Here’s what staff do to keep everyone safe from disease.

When tragedies occur, governments and schools face intense pressure to act, and urgency can produce policies that signal control without a plan to evaluate their impact.

The past eight years have been marked by disagreements over executive power, court battles and budget compromises. The post As Tony Evers delivers his final State of the State, he remains crosswise with the GOP Legislature appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

A shooting at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket during a high school hockey game Monday killed three people, including the suspected shooter, in what police are calling a “family dispute.”   Three other victims who were shot remain in the hospital, Pawtucket Police Chief Tina Goncalves said in a Monday evening news conference outside […]

COLUMBIA — Elliott Mead, 10, is using his $7,500 from the state this year to learn about wildlife conservation and ukulele lessons on top of his core classes, all of which he takes at home. But the Beaufort fourth grader and other students using state dollars for homeschooling should never have gotten that money in […]

WASHINGTON — Aluminum cans rolling off Virginia cider maker Tristan Wright’s production line cost more because of increased tariffs on aluminum. Minnesota baby product inventor and seller Beth Benike ran out of inventory and lost income for months last year when President Donald Trump sparked a trade war with China. Maryland dog apparel producer Barton […]

Plus de 40 longs métrages à son actif, les hommages des plus grands festivals et de multiples récompenses dont un Lion d'or à Venise en 2014, un Oscar d'honneur en 2016, un Carrosse d'or en 2021, le réalisateur américain Frederick Wiseman est mort le 16 février à l'âge de 96 ans. Une grande rétrospective de son œuvre a été proposée au public en France en 2024-2025, pour voir ou revoir ses chroniques sur les États-Unis et ailleurs (la France notamment), ses institutions, mais surtout les gens qui y travaillent ou qui y vivent, brossant un portrait inédit de la société américaine en son cœur.

Several Jacksonians at Monday's town hall meeting backed the legislation that would create the Metro Jackson Water Authority, arguing this was as good a deal the city would get.

A North Dakota man is among five people facing federal criminal charges related to investments in a cattle and beef marketing company that was determined to be a Ponzi scheme.  Taylor Bang of Killdeer was named in an indictment filed last week in U.S. District Court in Texas, where Agridime was based.  Agridime promised profits […]

More that 140 flights into and out of San Diego International Airport were delayed Monday as high winds and heavy rain moved through the county, according to online flight-tracking data.

Attend a free, virtual event. Miranda Dunlap will moderate a discussion featuring industry professionals and educators. The post Who you gonna call? Panel will explore 911 dispatcher shortage appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

With preordained elections, ASEAN constrained and China backing the junta, Myanmar’s crisis shows no sign of resolution.

Rev. William J. Barber II tells thousands gathered to oppose authoritarian measures that turnout at the polls can blunt right-wing moves. Thousands gather for faith-based push against gerrymandering is a story from Carolina Public Press, an award-winning independent newsroom. Our breakthrough journalism shines a light on the critical overlooked and under-reported issues facing North Carolina’s more than 11 million residents. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.

A bill that would require Iowa’s medical facilities to inform regulators of any serious medical errors is again facing opposition from the state’s hospitals. Senate File 2185 would require Iowa hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers and birth centers to report any “serious reportable events” — sometimes called “never events” — to the Iowa Department of Inspections, […]