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Oldham News | Main News | National Apprenticeship Week to showcase how apprentices are building future of our region

National Apprenticeship Week to showcase how apprentices are building future of our region Date published: 09 February 2021 Oldham Council Leader Sean Fielding, who is also the GMCA Lead for Education and Skills Apprentices across Greater Manchester are set to be celebrated through a series of events as employers have told how they have helped their organisations to grow during the coronavirus pandemic. National Apprenticeship Week, taking place from February 8-12, will this year be moving online due to social distancing requirements with employers such as AstraZeneca, Juice Academy and the RAF hosting talks on opportunities that are available for apprentices. The theme this year is ‘Build the Future’, with a focus on how apprenticeships are helping contribute to the future of our city-region.

Three book presentations will be coming to the Four Arts

Palm Beach Daily News Three book presentations will be coming to The Society of the Four Arts in the next several weeks, including a conversation with cosmetics legend Leonard Lauder.   First up on Monday is a virtual presentation with Canadian Paralympics champion Rick Hansen, who will discuss his book Removing Barriers, Unleashing Potential. Hansen is best-known for his 26-month, 24,850-mile journey around the world in his wheelchair.   His presentation is set for 2:30 p.m. in the Gubelmann Auditorium. Tickets are $20; Four Arts members get in free.  On Feb. 3, author Nicholas Griffin will be on hand in person at the Gubelmann Auditorium to discuss his book,

US House Passes Resolution to Cover Colorectal Cancer Screening

WBGZ Radio 12/22/2020 | By Cole Lauterbach - Illinois Radio Network When a Medicare-paid coloscopy uncovers something troublesome, a biopsy to find out if a real threat exists can cost thousands of dollars. Legislation co-sponsored by Illinois’ entire congressional delegation would require the federal government to cover the second step as well.  The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed H.R. 1570, the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Act, last Wednesday. U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis, a Taylorville Republican, is an original co-sponsor of the measure.  “Fighting cancer and reducing its incidence is personal to me,” he said in a release. “21 years ago, my wife was diagnosed and treated for colon cancer. It’s a genetic form of cancer, Lynch syndrome, that could affect our kids, and we’re fortunate that she was able to receive treatment that saved her life.”

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