Policy Options Before Disaster Strikes To Be Topic of Resilience Advantage Webinar
State Legislator, Building Official, Policy Expert and Emergency Preparedness Leader To Discuss Resilience Policies Needed Before Earthquakes and Other Disasters Strike
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LOS ANGELES, July 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Policies needed before earthquakes and other disasters strike will be discussed by a panel comprised of a California State legislator, a city building official, a housing and community expert, and a disaster preparedness leader during the Resilience Advantage webinar on June 16, sponsored by Optimum Seismic, Inc.
California Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian, District 46; Ron Takiguchi, Assistant Director of Community Development – Building Official, City of Burbank and Past President, California Building Officials, CALBO; Carlos Martin, Senior Fellow, Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Center, Urban Institute; and Matthew Wal
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JERSEY SHORE The Business and Professional Women’s Club Girl of the Month for May is Madison Jade Wall, daughter of Melissa and Matthew Wall of Jersey Shore.
Madison’s activities include the following: Prom Committee, National Honor Society, one year; Key Club, two years; Constitutional Convention, Yearbook, three years; Competitive Dance, FBLA, Homecoming Committee, Model UN, National English Honor Society, four years.
During her freshman year, Madison served as the Historian for the FBLA program.
Outside of school, Madison is a Dance Team Company Member, works at Phil-It-Up Drive In, and also works at Real Taste Taqueria.
Swansea University is hosting a virtual festival with celebrity guest speakers
Former Welsh rugby captain Gareth Thomas will be one of the guest speakers at the Festival of Ideas
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Former Wales and British Lions rugby captain and LGBT advocate Gareth Thomas is one of the key speakers
Swansea University will celebrate the very best of its international academic, industry and community partners as its annual Festival of Ideas event returns.
After the success of previous years, the university will host the four-day online event, which will include talks, debating panels, videos as well a range of guest speakers.
The event is organised by the UKRI funded CHERISH-DE team, which is an integral part of the university s Computational Foundry, a £32.5 million world-class facility that drives research into computational and mathematical sciences and comprises staff from the computer science and mathematics departments as its core team.
Woman who lost mom, stepdad to COVID-19 released from hospital after her own battle with virus Updated: 8:12 PM PST Dec 11, 2020 Monica Hernandez SOURCE: Frisbie Memorial Hospital
Kelly Higinson discharged from Frisbee Memorial Hospital after 26-day stay Share Updated: 8:12 PM PST Dec 11, 2020 Monica Hernandez Anchor/Reporter Kelly Higinson always knew the moment would come. Surrounded by the medical staff who cared for her while she battled COVID-19 at Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester for 26 days, she was given a send-off Thursday as she headed home.“I had my kids constantly in the back of my mind, and I knew I needed to get home to them,” Higinson said.Higinson was hospitalized with her mother and stepfather. They lost their battle with COVID-19. She held their hands as they passed. “I was supposed to be there to get my mom and dad to heaven,” she said. “This is one of the hardest thi