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PEORIA, Ill. With the goal of providing more LGBTQ-friendly education to grades kindergarten through 12 starting in fall 2021, the Peoria School District 150 Board of Education on Monday night received an update from its Legacy Virtual Advisory Committee.
Legacy refers to the Chicago-based Legacy Project, which created the Legacy Project Education Initiative which, according to its website, aims to “inspire young people who have been forced to grow up without the benefit of historically significant LGBTQ role models.”
The district in 2020 decided to adopt the curriculum in order to satisfy the requirement set forth by Illinois House Bill 246, which mandates “the teaching of history of the United States shall include a study of the roles and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in the history of this country and this State.”
Southwestern Vermont Health Care’s Medical Matters Weekly with Dr. Trey Dobson, will feature Natalie Kwit, public health veterinarian with the Vermont Department of Health, as a guest on its May
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Car theft has been on the rise in New York City since the turn of the year. The authorities are now concerned about the most persistent causes, which in turn offer a route map to lasting solutions. According to reports by NYPD, the FBI, and the NICB, carelessness with car keys and fobs is an enabling factor for rampant car thefts. This is why most cars are being recovered undamaged.
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This past year may have been the most frustrating of Eric Merchant s 23 years of public service, but the Lewis and Clark County health official said it is also the one year in his career of which he is proudest.
The Lewis and Clark Public Health disease control and prevention administrator retired from his post Wednesday, following possibly the most tumultuous year in the history of the profession.
Public health employees in Lewis and Clark County and across the country have been demonized for more than a year by many who believe their efforts to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 went too far.Â