The Hopkinton boys’ lacrosse players did a great job of sharing during Thursday’s Division III playoff game, at least among themselves. When it came to visiting Bishop Brady, the Hawks proved stingy.All of Hopkinton’s goals were assisted, goalie Danny.
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When the last school bell rings on June 4, students in Greenville County Schools will step outside to embrace the academic reprieve that summer brings.
But for thousands of students, that break will only last for a few days.
After a year unlike any other, the district is planning for a summer school unlike any in recent years. Greenville County Schools, South Carolina s largest school district, is recommending summer school to 9,747 students, a number that could change by the time final grades are filed on June 4.
In a district of about 74,000 students, more than 10% have been invited to the summer program to catch up on missed content and recover failing grades. Some students will start attending as early as June 7, while others will start weeks later and end as late as July 22.
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While stressing it isnât a licence to neglect properties, Chatham-Kent councillors voted to allow residents to have natural areas with prairie grasses and other native species.
Staff presented a report Monday night concerning the municipalityâs long grass and weed bylaw in response to council approving a motion last September asking staff to investigate the issue.
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âItâs definitely a change of mindset,â said Coun. Trevor Thompson, who lobbied for the change. âThis is not a laissez-faire sort of situation or bylaw. This is an active endeavour.
While stressing it isn’t a licence to neglect properties, Chatham-Kent councillors voted to allow residents to have natural areas with prairie grasses and…