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Francois said it s important to her that there is education around this historic moment. For students to have accurate. descriptions of these events is so important for the future generations to understand how George changed the world, Francois said.
Francois recalled how school staff offered students support. Counselors reached out to students to just make sure that everyone. had the resources to cope with everything. Had someone to just talk to to spew out all their frustration, all the emotion, all the confusion, and that personally helped me a lot, said Francois said, who also remembers how her boss reached out to her the day a jury convicted Chauvin of murder.
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The sign at Hope Youth Center that says School Zone Keep Voices Down is hardly necessary. The 28 students tucked in cubicles there on a recent morning were nearly silent as they focused on online classes. All these kids wanted was a quiet space to work, said Mary Claire Francois, one of the co-founders of the center in Minneapolis. But we also know that they need more and we re here to offer that.
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Whanganui s old kerbside rubbish stickers no longer valid
15 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM
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Neville Morris is angry that rubbish bag stickers he paid for were not honoured at Whanganui s Midtown Transfer Station. Photo / Bevan Conley
Laurel Stowell is a reporter for the Whanganui Chroniclelaurel.stowell@whanganuichronicle.co.nzWhangaChron
Whanganui resident Neville Morris is frustrated the kerbside rubbish bag stickers he has purchased no longer hold value. The Waste Management stickers were sold in shops and supermarkets until December 31, after which the company ceased kerbside rubbish bag collection - something it first announced back in July.
He took two bags of rubbish with the kerbside stickers to Whanganui s Midtown Transfer Station, which is also owned by Waste Management, earlier this month but it would not accept the stickers.