Community, Diversity, Sustainability and other Overused Words
Community, Diversity, Sustainability and other Overused Words
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Winners of the 2017 California State Science Fair were announced during ceremonies that took place April 25, 2017 at the California Science Center. This year's fair drew 927 students from 400 schools statewide, with finalists selected from a volunteer pool of scientists and engineers from private industry and higher education. Students took home a combined total of over $60,000 in cash prizes. The presenting sponsor for this year's event was Northrop Grumman Corporation with additional support...
Edible Skinny has taken note that as cannabis steps into the world of legal respectability with recreational sales commencing in Las Vegas as of July 1st (as long as everything goes according to plan...) more "reputable" vice industries are starting to take note. Especially considering the state of Colorado made a Billion dollars on this "illicit" industry last year alone! Such was the case at last month's Nightclub & Bar Convention and Trade Show, which was attended by over 30,000...
Cinnabon will continue to spread its appreciation for Nurses everywhere through its annual National Nurses Week giveaway. From May 6-12, 2017, participating Cinnabon bakeries will offer a choice for a free Cinnabon Classic Roll, MiniBon, or a four-count of the newest treat, BonBites, to nurses presenting their medical ID badge. Since 2000, Cinnabon has proudly supported The DAISY Foundation, an organization that was created to say 'thank you' to nurses for the extraordinary compassionate care...
NBC News and the Washington Post are reporting that Congress has reached a deal to avert a U.S. Government shutdown. Congressional negotiators have reached an agreement on a spending package to fund the government through the end of September, in the shadow of a government shutdown later this week, said several congressional aides. Congress will vote early this week on the deal. The bipartisan agreement includes increases for military spending and border security, a major priority for GOP...
Peggy Clifford died on March 1, 2017, of congestive heart failure at Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center. The nationally known author of "To Aspen and Back" was 87. She had a hand in founding the Mirror Newspaper in 1998, after editing the first issue of the Santa Monica Observer. That last fact is seldom noted; she is the one person who tied together the Observer and Mirror. She also founded a local news website, The Santa Monica Dispatch, after being fired from the Mirror in 2005. Peggy got her...
