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Basehor-Linwood elementary schools are taking advantage of Linwood Elementary School teacher Lisa Turney’s role as an Astro moji mission specialist working with a science experiment currently taking place at the International Space Station.
Turney was selected from more than 550,000 participants to virtually teach about a science experiment involving red clover being grown 250 miles above Earth on the ISS.
Those seeds were sent via the NG-15 Cargo Resupply Mission which launched Feb. 20 and will return in May. The purpose of the experiment is to achieve effective plant growth in space for long-term space travel, including a potential colonization of Mars.
Burke County Man Receives Minimum 28 Year Sentence In Double Murder Case
Brian Jerome Robinson
Burke County Man Receives Minimum 28 Year Sentence In Double Murder Case
April 13, 2021
37-year-old Brian Jerome Robinson of Connelly Springs will spend 28 to 35 years in prison following his conviction for two counts of second-degree murder and two counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon during Burke County Superior Court Monday (April 12).
Robinson was given the active prison term by the Honorable Casey Viser, Superior Court Judge from Mecklenburg County, after he entered a guilty plea in connection with the September 2016 deaths of 29-year-old Spencer Jermain Murray and 35-year-old Albert Alexander Austin. Robinson is one of four co-defendants in the double murder. Two others – Icey Chenell Gooden and Brandy Nicole Davis – already have entered guilty pleas for their involvement and are serving active prison sentences.
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JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc. Innovative learning strategies outside of formal classroom trainings are needed to improve frontline health workers competencies for achieving immunization coverage goals that have become more important now during the COVID-19 pandemic. Immunisation training for healthcare providers has until recently predominately taken the form of classroom-based lectures. Increasingly, however, learner-centred education methods are being used to encourage active participation and learning, with the traditional lecture method complemented by need-based, individualised, and interactive immunisation capacity building that doesn t disrupt healthcare workers regular duties and that strengthens networking and communication among nurses. This case study describes JSI (John Snow, Inc.) Research & Training Institute s pilot use of peer mentoring with WhatsApp for immunisation capacity building of maternal and child health (MCH) nurses in the Lari and Machako
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Cory Marie Alvarez, 6600 block of Mariner Drive, Mount Pleasant, possession of narcotic drugs.
Ismet Ameti, 2600 block of Iris Court, Racine, possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, possess/illegally obtained prescription, felony bail jumping.
David Earl Berryhill Jr., 400 block of Seventh Street, Racine, felony bail jumping, misdemeanor bail jumping, resisting an officer, disorderly conduct.