By Rick Dandes rdandes@thedanvillenews.com Dec 22, 2020
Dec 22, 2020
TURBOTVILLE â Students in the Warrior Run School District will have to wait a few extra days into the New Year before in-person learning resumes.
At Monday night s board of director s meeting, it was decided that students would learn remotely Jan. 4-6 before the hybrid model of learning re-starts that Thursday and Friday.Â
The Warrior Run hybrid model has all students learning virtually on Mondays, followed by alternating in-person attendance for the rest of the week.
Superintendent Alan Hack noted that the idea behind remote learning for Jan. 4-6 had to do with being cautious after a holiday â he made reference to the uptick in COVID positives in the area after Thanksgiving.
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Hughesville Baseball Head Coach Chris Kish, left, and Montgomery Softball Head Coach Chris Glenn, both had a roll in providing a softball and baseball season for local high school players who had missed out on a season due to COVID with a summer softball and baseball league.
Chris Kish and Chris Glenn share more than a first name. The Hughesville baseball and Montgomery softball coaches share not just a passion for the games they coach, but for seeing scholastic players chase their athletic dreams.
So when COVID-19 and Gov. Tom Wolf’s mandate ended the spring high school seasons before they started last April, both Kish and Glenn thought more about the kids than themselves. And their thoughts went beyond Hughesville and Montgomery. They both felt horrible that athletes throughout the region could not play the games they love.
December 21, 2020
The operator of the largest coal-fired power plant in Maryland has agreed to stop burning coal in support of legislation that would transition the state away from coal in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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GenOn Holdings, Inc. announced that it would cease operations at its 50-year-old Morgantown power plant in Charles County by 2027, in agreement with legislation that Sen. Christopher R. West (R-Baltimore County) and Del. Benjamin Brooks (D-Baltimore County) plan to introduce next session.
The proposed bill creates timelines for Maryland s remaining power plants to transition away from coal and establishes a Fossil Fuel Community Transition Fund and a Fossil Fuel Transition Advisory Council to mitigate economic impacts for employees.