MOULTRIE, Ga. — On March 4, Southern Regional Technical College honored its finalists and respective institutional winners of the 2021 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL), the Adult Education Student
MOULTRIE, Ga. – Colquitt County students dominated the 2021 Southwest Georgia Regional Science Fair last month, coming home with 80% of the awards presented. Additionally, five Colquitt County students were
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Pictured from left are Mike Miller, BASF maintenance and reliability manager; Phillip Hatton, BASF electrical and instrumentation superintendent; and Owen Elkins, SRTC electrical systems technology faculty.
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Staff Reports
Jan 12, 2021
Pictured from left are Mike Miller, BASF maintenance and reliability manager; Phillip Hatton, BASF electrical and instrumentation superintendent; and Owen Elkins, SRTC electrical systems technology faculty. Glenn WHITTINGTON WHITTINGTON PHOTOGRAPHY
BAINBRIDGE, Ga. â In December, the Attapulugus location of BASF Corporation donated equipment to the Electrical Systems Technology program at Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC)-Bainbridge that would have cost the college more than $40,000 if purchased new.Â
one day you will need it to drink water!
Old Russian proverb
it does not teach anything, but only punishes for ignorance to the lessons.”
Klyuchevsky.
Galima Galiullina for VT
In these December days, I remember how 11 years ago I flew to Washington with a beautiful white suitcase, in which, along with a wedding dress, the script for the documentary film “Roadmap for Reset” lay. I wrote this script together with my students in Russia in our shared hope that relations between our countries were about to reach more civilized status, I dreamed of making a film that would tell about the great opportunities for both countries that would open up as a result of the reset. But very soon I heard from President Obama that “Russia is a small country with an economy torn to shreds,” and one international policy expert advised me to abandon plans because the reset was canceled. For 11 years, the cold snap between our countries reached the ice age. America was fractured then, a
CRD will use some COVID money to prevent layoffs at Rec Centre
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The Cariboo Regional District’s decision came out of a special meeting on Friday.
Jim Glassford, the CRD Director for Area I and also the Co-Chair of the North Cariboo Joint Advisory Committee, says they came up with 300 thousand dollars for the three Rec Commissions…
“The North Cariboo Committee was talking 200 thousand for the north, but the way it worked out was we would go with 100 thousand for each, the north, south and central commissions, to tie them over so they can get back up and running because we don’t have the traffic going through our pools and our skating rinks and what not.”