The event was held at St Luke s Hall in November. Chairman Rob Spittle commended six-year-old Laura Masson and her eight-year-old brother, Lee, of Strathmore Avenue, Walney, on their entries in the children s section. They won a number of trophies. It was Laura s first competition, but not for Lee, who had been winning trophies since he was five. The pair both attended St Columbus Infant and Primary School and had their own little plot on their grandfather s allotment. They grew apple and orange trees, turnips, carrots and radishes there. Lee, an avid Liverpool FC fan, was encouraged by his grandfather, Alf Masson, to start entering shows and, along with his sister, now entered about five a year.
Romford diners enjoyed eating inside restaurants on May 17
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Taking homeschooling outside the house
In total, 18 participants ranging in grades K-12 were divided into categories to compete with the top two projects in each age category receiving awards. 3:45 pm, Apr. 28, 2021 ×
Celine Lefor demonstrates her science fair project that won her first place in the third through fifth grade category. (Josiah C. Cuellar/The Dickinson Press)
Homeschool students from across the area headed to Dickinson on April 27, where they showcased their science fair projects at the West River Community Center’s Mac Gymnasium.
The students, members of the Southwest North Dakota Homeschool Community, are much like their peers in public and private schools they get excited about field trips.
by Jim Shamp, NC Biotechnology Center April 21, 2021 .
MORRISVILLE – San Francisco-based medical genetics testing company Invitae is investing $114.6 million to bring its wide-ranging test manufacturing capability to North Carolina, adding 374 life sciences jobs to the Research Triangle area.
The company, whose name is pronounced “in-VEE-tay,” is moving into the rezoned and renovated 25-acre site of the former Morrisville Outlet Mall on Airport Boulevard, now with 245,000 square feet of Class A office and lab space and renamed The Stitch. The company said it chose the North Carolina site as its East Coast lab and production facility over competition from Frederick, Maryland.
“Biotechnology companies continue to choose North Carolina as a trusted and reliable location to grow their companies,” said Governor Roy Cooper. “From specialized workforce training programs to world-class research infrastructure, companies like Invitae appreciate the advantages our state de
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Invitae Corporation (NYSE: NVTA), a leading medical genetics company, today announced its plans to open a new laboratory and production facility in North Carolina to further expand its capacity to meet the growing demand for genetic testing services globally. As we continue to expand to support our rapid growth worldwide, we were eager to identify a location on the East Coast that would improve our ability to serve our customers, improve our operational leverage, and build a talented team with connections to a vibrant life sciences community. We have found the ideal location in North Carolina, said Ken Knight, chief operating officer of Invitae. Our mission is to make genetic information affordable and accessible for billions of people. Our new location near the Research Triangle Park will help us brin
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