Separatist leaders in Eastern Ukraine say turnout was high for sundays controversial vote on splitting away from kiev. With no independent observers allowed to monitor the pole, theres no way to verify the claims but activists say turnout was around 70 . Some violence has been reported. The e. U. Has announced it will not recognize the results. This report. Blots ballots at voting stations like this but the process was haphazard with few identity checks and an absence of independent observers. Even moscow has distanced itself from the vote. This man appeared to vote several times. This man declared himself the leader of the peoples republic of donetsk. Hes hailed the vote as a success. The legitimacy is reflected out. Large for now were awaiting the official reaction, especially from our brothers in russia. In the eastern city of maruipol, people waited in long lines to clash their ballots. A number of people died in clashes there on friday. The majority who voted voted in favor of bre
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Minnesota Asphalt Pavement Association (MAPA) held its inaugural Paving and Compaction Training Event April 20 to 22 at the Medina Entertainment Center in Medina, Minn. More than 65 trainees attended, including companies who do MNDOT work, small-scale driveway pavers and county maintenance crews. This is the first type of training of its kind in Minnesota and MAPA feels it will become popular as word spreads about the event.
National trainers were on hand to instruct during the classroom portion, and students were given the chance to see the equipment and use the machines. Live demonstrations were also a part of the training process.
Newark Drama Club to stream ‘We Will Rock You’
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Newark High School Drama Club’s cast and crew of the Queen musical “We Will Rock You: School Edition” have worked under COVID guidelines and challenges to produce the school’s first filmed musical.
The final product will be streamed at 7 p.m. May 14-15 and 2 p.m. May 16.
“It’s our most unique musical production to date,’’ director Emily Howard said. “Like every school district, Newark faced challenges when mounting a spring musical. Students had to be 12 feet apart when singing. In order to safely capture the audio, we took advantage of our recording studio right at NHS. Our soloists took turns singing in the booth over the musical tracks. It made us feel like real, professional musicians. For our ensemble sound, we captured the group on stage one night during a recording session. This gave students another unique experience.