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Food tour company keeps operations paused

Food tour company keeps operations paused SHARE CHARLOTTE, N.C. A couple of months ago, Gov. Roy Cooper lifted many COVID-19 restrictions that had been impacting restaurants for more than a year. They included curfews, social distancing, capacity requirements and mask mandates. As restaurants transition to working without restrictions, a Charlotte food tour business is keeping its operations on pause. FEAST Food Tours & Culinary Events owner Kristi Martin managed her business mostly from home in 2019 following a bone marrow transplant. In 2020, when the leukemia survivor was ready to return back to work in person, the pandemic happened. She decided to stop the in-person tours in March of 2020 and eventually had to lay off her staff.

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Meadowdale HS science teacher among six in state nominated for national STEM teaching award

MY EDMONDS NEWS 1 hour ago Dianne Thompson Meadowdale High School teacher Dianne Thompson is among six Washington math and science teachers who have been selected as finalists for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching (PAEMST) Award, the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) said. “Math and science are powerful building blocks for our students as they grow into the leaders of tomorrow,” said Chris Reykdal, Superintendent of Public Instruction. “I am inspired by the way these educators include dynamic learning opportunities, cutting edge research, and connections to the community in their lessons.” The PAEMST program was first established by Congress in 1983. The program recognizes exemplary teaching in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields in K–12 classrooms.