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Northside Elementary ready for One World, Many Stories themed I Love to Read Month
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This month, Northside Elementary will be celebrating I Love to Read Month with a theme of One World, Many Stories, where students will learn and be immersed in cultures and books from around the world. I Love to Read Month was to be held in February, but with students and teachers transitioning back to in-person learning, the celebratory month was pushed back. The push-back also allows the students to take a break for fun activities throughout MCA testing, which will also happen this month for third through fifth graders.
Armed with a newly released U.S. Department of Agriculture report revealing that more than 25,000 chickens transported from Ohio were left on trailers Armed with a newly released U.S. Department of Agriculture report revealing that more than 25,000 chickens transported from Ohio were left on trailers outside the Butterfield Foods slaughterhouse overnight as the wind chill plummeted to minus 32 degrees slowly and painfully killing over 9,100 birds PETA sent a letter today to Watonwan County Attorney Stephen Lindee urging him to review the matter and file whatever criminal charges are warranted against the facility management and workers responsible for the birds’ suffering and deaths.
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Three sisters want to give evidence against their alleged abuser Malka Leifer in person as she faces dozens of charges stemming from her time at Melbourne s Adass Israel School.
Leifer, a 54-year-old former principal of the ultra-Orthodox college, faces 74 charges including rape and indecent assault between January 2004 and March 2008.
Siblings Dassi Erlich, Nicole Meyer and Elly Sapper are among 10 witnesses set to give evidence against Leifer in a five-day Melbourne Magistrates Court committal hearing scheduled for September.
Malka Leifer (pictured right) is facing 74 rape and child sex abuse charges from her time as a principal at Melbourne s ultra-Orthodox Addas Israel School
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Malka Leifer, right, is brought to a courtroom in Jerusalem, February 27, 2018. (AP Photo/Mahmoud Illean, File)
MELBOURNE, Australia A former principal of a Jewish ultra-Orthodox school accused of child sexual abuse will remain in custody ahead of her pre-trial hearing in September after appearing in an Australian court on Friday.
Malka Leifer, a dual Israeli-Australian citizen who was extradited to Australia in January, faces 74 charges of sexually abusing children while working as a religious studies teacher and principal at the Adass Israel School in Melbourne.
Appearing via video link at Melbourne Magistrates’ Court, Leifer did not apply for bail and will remain in custody ahead of a five-day committal hearing which was set to begin on September 13.