'Ruthless about common ground': Warmington campaigns in Gilford
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October 19, 2023 21:14 UTC
Texas Democrats offer own school finance plan
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October 19, 2023 20:40 UTC
Eatery Remains App-etizing: Unbeatable Convenience
Newsletter SignupThe Cornell Eatery app, developed by Cornell AppDev, is just like your favorite foods in your pantry: reliable with a wide-array of choices. Coming to Cornell in 2021, Eatery was described in online threads as an essential app to navigate food on campus. Eatery is my everyday go-to for deciding where to eat; as a matter of fact, I originally thought Eatery was created by Cornell Dining. Cornell Dining Now is still running to date. I look forward to seeing how Eatery continues to be app-etizing to students’ taste buds and busy life schedules.
Source:Daily Sun
October 19, 2023 20:12 UTC
Last hazardous waste collection is Saturday, Oct. 21
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October 19, 2023 19:31 UTC
Flagstaff Foodlink and Willow Bend host fall events that use apples to build our community food systems
This year, Foodlink advanced their mission by creating a series of events collectively known as Building Community through Food. First, Flagstaff Foodlink organized a fruit tree gleaning day (part of the larger Flagstaff Fruit Tree Project), wherein residents with fruit trees were connected with volunteer pickers who harvested the fruit that would otherwise go to waste. After the gleaning event, Flagstaff Foodlink partnered with Willow Bend Environmental Education Center to host a community workshop at Willow Bend that would teach interested residents multiple ways they could process and store apples for long-term use. Although the Building Community through Food Series has wrapped up for the year, Flagstaff Foodlink’s work strengthening and supporting our local food system and the community that sustains it will continue. Details about future events, workshops and other opportunities can be found at flagstaffoodlink.com or at the Flagstaff Foodlink Facebook page.
Source:Daily Sun
October 19, 2023 19:17 UTC
EU to send 4 observers to monitor next general elections
EU to send 4 observers to monitor next general electionsDHAKA, Oct 19, 2023 (BSS) – The European Union (EU) will send four observers to monitor the upcoming 12th parliamentary elections. Shariful Alam, Director, Public Relation (PR) of Election Commission (EC), told BSS today. He said that the EU observers are expected to arrive in Bangladesh on November 21 and stay in the country for about two months.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
October 19, 2023 15:51 UTC
Had Sheikh Russel alive, Bangladesh would have got a visionary leader: Dr Rizvi
Had Sheikh Russel alive, Bangladesh would have got a visionary leader: Dr RizviDHAKA, Oct 19, 2023 (BSS) – Prime Minister’s International Relation Affairs Adviser Professor Dr Gowher Rizvi said that had Sheikh Russel alive, Bangladesh and its people would have got now a visionary, prudent and strong leadership. Dr Rizvi made the remarks at a memorial event on Sheikh Russel in London to mark the Sheikh Russel Day-2023 with Bangladesh High Commissioner to the UK Saida Muna Tasneem in the chair. At the event, he recalled eventful memories of Sheikh Russel with his (Sheikh Russel) father- Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman- and sister - Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Bangladesh High Commission in London organized the programme in Bangalee-dominant East London with the theme 'Sheikh Russel Diptimoy, Nirvik Nirmal Durjoy (Luminous Sheikh Russel, courageous, pellucid and indomitable)' on Wednesday, coinciding with Sheikh Russel’s 60th birthday. Later, a special munajat was offered seeking eternal peace of the departed souls of Sheikh Russel and martyred family members of Bangabandhu.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
October 19, 2023 15:35 UTC
Citrus cultivation stimulates Rajshahi economy
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Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
October 19, 2023 14:14 UTC
RICKFORD | A Statement Regarding My Actions From Oct. 15
I recognize that some of the language I used was reprehensible and did not reflect my values. Russel Rickford is an associate professor of history in the college of Arts & Sciences. He specializes in African-American political culture after World War II, the Black Radical Tradition and transnational social movements. The Cornell Daily Sun is interested in publishing a broad and diverse set of content from the Cornell and greater Ithaca community. And here’s our email: [email protected].
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October 19, 2023 13:12 UTC
Nebraska volleyball sweeps Northwestern behind season-best hitting percentage
Beason led the Huskers in kills for the third straight match, posting a nice .323 hitting percentage. The Huskers had a season-best .395 hitting percentage, topping its previous best of .393. Ally Batenhorst returned to the starting lineup at outside hitter and finished with four kills. Wildcats 6-foot-6 star outside hitter Julia Sangiacomo was out with a knee injury. The Wildcats (9-10, 3-6 Big Ten) were held to a .125 hitting percentage for the match.
Source:Daily Sun
October 19, 2023 12:45 UTC
What responsibility do businesses have when setting prices?
Episode 112: If you’re not already familiar with the term surge pricing, it’s likely you’ll hear a lot more about it soon. Simply put, it’s when businesses identify times when there is a high demand for their products or services — whether an Uber ride or a pint of beer — and raise prices. Anyone who has taken am introductory economics course learns that when supply of something is scarce and demand is high, prices will go up. What’s new is that technology lets those changes happen quickly and with little warning to those affected. Richard Kyte and Scott Rada discuss whether there are any ethical pitfalls around this new way of doing business.
Source:Daily Sun
October 19, 2023 11:34 UTC
Fresh construction initiatives threaten ecology of St Martin’s Island
Almost 200 illegal buildings have been built on Saint Martin’s Island. Bringing construction materials from Teknaf to St Martin’s Island is illegal and the permission of the upazila administration is even needed for government construction projects. Faizul Kabir, an inspector of the Department of Environment in St Martin’s Island, said: “Until last year, the number of illegally constructed buildings was 192. The St Martin’s coral island stretches 8.3 square kilometres in the Bay of Bengal near the southeastern border with Myanmar. In 1999, the government declared 590 hectares of land on St Martin’s Island as environmentally critical areas in an effort to preserve the biodiversity there.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2023 08:02 UTC