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State commission recommends Munk Lab for national historic register after debate over equitable recognition

Community Service League meets May 10

Community Service League meets May 10 May 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Pictured is Suzanne Lagomarcino, 2020-2021 Silver Bowl Recipient, accepting the Silver Bowl from Janet Hansen, Placement Chairman of Alton Community Service League. ALTON The Alton Community Service League met May 10 at Camp Warren Levis for their first in-person meeting this year. Thanks to the hard work of Cathy Droste, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, and the members at large, the ACSL was able to fund the following grants to the community totaling $5, 508: Serving Area Kids, All God’s Children, Alton Youth Symphony, Girl Scouts of Southern Il.,Thrive Metro East, and Alton Juneteenth Committee.

Church leaders reflect on a pandemic year - Mount Desert Islander

Sleepy Eye School Board meeting Dec. 9

The Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch Superintendent John Cselovszki gave an update on COVID-19 numbers when the School Board met Dec. 9. As of that day two elementary students were in isolation and 24 in quarantine; in the high school one student was in isolation and 14 in quarantine. He said the school would stay the course with in-person elementary and the hybrid high school learning model. Cselovszki reported the good news that Sleepy Eye PUblic School had been  awarded a $20,000 grant by Mary Ann Christensen and her family. Funds will be used for teacher appreciation, student incentives, social/emotional learning and transition activity supplies, creating learning and relaxation areas in the high school, STEM/CTE CNC laser engraver, and kitchen equipment upgrades.

The best book cover designs of 2020

The best book cover designs of 2020 Mark Sinclair, senior editor at Unit Editions, shares his favourite ten book covers of the year with us, which have emerged as the book world has buffeted the challenges (and opportunities) presented by the coronavirus pandemic 14/12/2020 8:49 am During the eight months since the UK declared the first of its nationwide lockdowns, writers have still written, publishers have still published and book designers have continued to produce an ever-varied range of covers for new titles. Yet there’s no denying that, as with pretty much every job in every sector across the country, the worlds of design and publishing have had to change and adapt accordingly throughout most of 2020.