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California schools struggle to pay for ventilation upgrades, key to safely reopen campuses

Upgrading ventilation systems is a key way schools can reduce the spread of the coronavirus when campuses reopen, but some districts in California are finding the cost of those upgrades to be insurmountable. Some districts have recently been able to upgrade their HVAC systems using local bond money. Some hope that the Legislature will place a multi-billion bond on the 2022 state ballot to provide new money for school facilities. Others are hoping President-elect Joe Biden will push through infrastructure legislation that includes money for schools. But few funding streams are guaranteed, and they may not be sufficient to cover the regular inspections and stringent filter replacements that HVAC systems require.

In pandemic-ravaged year, these St Louis restaurants still opened

In pandemic-ravaged year, these St Louis restaurants still opened
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Lesley Manville s recent flourish put cherry on top of already stellar career

Lesley Manville’s recent flourish put cherry on top of already stellar career Lesley Manville has enjoyed a stellar career that included everything from TV soaps to Hollywood blockbusters (Ian West/PA) Wed, 30 Dec, 2020 - 22:30 Keiran Southern, PA Lesley Manville has enjoyed a stellar career on stage and screen, combining a formidable acting talent with an equally impressive work ethic. One of her early roles was in what was then known as Emmerdale Farm, appearing in the ITV soap in the mid-1970s. Manville has since done it all – starring in prestige theatre productions, British kitchen-sink dramas, popular TV shows and Hollywood blockbusters.

Leadership view of CNY: Quality of life, natural beauty, cultural amenities, bountiful higher education

Leadership view of CNY: Quality of life, natural beauty, cultural amenities, bountiful higher education Updated Dec 29, 2020; Posted Dec 29, 2020 Downtown Syracuse shines on a night in November. The former St. John the Evangelist Church, now the Samaritan Center, is in the foreground. The State Tower Building rises in the center background.File photo/Dennis Nett Facebook Share During seven years of weekly interviews about leadership with more than 300 leaders in Upstate New York, I usually ask about the region’s attributes. I pose questions like: What do you see as Upstate’s strengths? Why have you chosen to live and work here? What would you tell naysayers who don’t see opportunity here and only complain that problems are overwhelming?

WAYNE DIXON

Wayne Dixon, age 90, was born on March 20, 1930, in Yukon, Mo., to Charley and Nora (Chambers) Dixon, one of 10 children. He passed away on Dec. 21, 2020, at Houston House. Wayne attended the Yukon School through the seventh grade. After breaking his leg, he stayed home to work on the farm with his mother while his father worked out. He married LaVera Sirdoreus on Aug. 28, 1950 and to this union one son Rick was born. In 1953 he was drafted into the U.S. Army and served two years. When young, Wayne enjoyed raising and riding Fox trotters and gaited horses. He enjoyed playing horseshoes, cards, dominoes, board games and a good game of Aggravation. He grew an extensive garden, loved decorating for Christmas (and opening his presents early!) and was a die-hard WWE fan. Wayne was a quiet man who enjoyed company, took dedicated care of his wife during her later years, and made the best deviled eggs ever. His grandkids said you could learn as much from what he didn’t say as what he

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