Two proposals to aid in settling the dispute were presented to U.S. District Court Judge James A. Walsh. For starters, we don’t think a lot ails Flagstaff schools compared with their counterparts in large urban districts or isolated rural ones. But we applaud the South Beaver stakeholders for their engagement with their school and their willingness to try a new approach. Mediation between the victims of a school bus crash and the Flagstaff Unified School District has settled nine lawsuits and brought three more close to settlement. A lawyer for one of the litigants said he intends to take the lawsuit back to court because the school district isn’t being reasonable.
Source:Daily Sun
March 13, 2023 06:34 UTC
Temperatures will be just above freezing in Beatrice today. We'll see a low temperature of 19 degrees today. Beatrice could see periods of brisk winds today, with winds reaching 19 miles per hour, coming from Northwest. Special National Weather Service Alert: Special Weather Statement until SUN 1:45 AM CST. Visit beatricedailysun.com for more weather updates.
Source:Daily Sun
March 12, 2023 22:19 UTC
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has slammed the BNP for its criticism that the ruling Awami League is “destroying” Bangladesh. The opposition party itself was mired in corruption when it was in power, while the country experiences development under the Awami League, Hasina said at a rally in Mymensingh after inaugurating more than 100 projects on Saturday. “The BNP embezzled orphans’ funds and its leaders are facing trial for corruption. We increased power production to light up every house, but they cut power generation. They wouldn’t have been able to speak out had we not established a Digital Bangladesh,” she said.
Source:bd News24
March 12, 2023 07:47 UTC
Noise or sound pollution in Dhaka has always been discussed, yet little has been done to prevent it. The Department of Environment sometimes conducts a campaign about the harm caused by loud vehicle horns. Government pamphlets and adverts in newspapers do mention how sound pollution can be fatal. Bangladesh banned the import and use of hydraulic horns in 2017 but it has done nothing about the other loud horns. The road transport law stipulates a Tk 10,000 fine for “loud horns” but little is done to enforce it.
Source:bd News24
March 12, 2023 03:15 UTC
Hosts Bangladesh will look to clinch their maiden Twenty20 international series against England when the two sides meet in the second match of the three-T20I series at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium Sunday. Bangladesh with a dominating six-wicket win in the first game in Chittagong last Thursday had registered their first win in the format against the world champions. It was only the second occasion the two sides had met in the shortest format. In the first T20I, Bangladesh had showed balance in respect to batting, bowling and fielding and they would eye to repeat the same in the second game. Standing on verge of a rare historic occasion, Bangladesh are likely to take advantage of the slow and low wicket in Mirpur to break the English musclepower.
Source:Dhaka Tribune
March 11, 2023 19:58 UTC
Karim Benzema has responded to Didier Deschamps' claim that the striker told him "he wouldn't have been ready" to play at the World Cup because of an injury by implying the France coach was a "liar". Benzema returned to training with his club on December 10, four days before France played Morocco in the World Cup semi-finals. "When Karim got injured, our doctor accompanied him to the Aspetar clinic to undergo an MRI," said Deschamps. "I met Karim in his room with our doctor who had come to give me the report from the scan... Karim was hurt because this World Cup meant a lot to him. Benzema, who announced his international retirement the day after France lost the World Cup final on penalties to Argentina, appeared to dispute Deschamps' version of events on social media.
Source:Dhaka Tribune
March 11, 2023 12:41 UTC
"I'm really, really grateful for this and I'm very aware of my privilege up here tonight," Styles said in his acceptance speech, dedicating the artist of the year award to a list of female singers. Styles, who rose to fame on talent show "The X Factor" as a member of boy band One Direction, last week won two Grammy awards, including album of the year. Thank you so much for the welcome home," Styles said on Saturday after his final win, for best album. "I'm so, so proud to be a British artist out there in the world. I'm so proud to be here tonight celebrating British artists and British music."
Source:bd News24
March 11, 2023 10:33 UTC
Another victim of the devastating blast that tore through a building in Old Dhaka’s Siddique Bazar has succumbed to his wounds. It brings the death toll from the disaster to 23. The latest victim, identified as 34-year-old Mirza Azam, died during treatment at the Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery on Saturday. He had suffered burns on 80 percent of his body, according to SM Ayub Hossain, the resident surgeon at the institute.
Source:bd News24
March 11, 2023 06:48 UTC
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Source:Daily Sun
March 11, 2023 02:06 UTC
A 56-year-old Muslim man was lynched by a mob on Wednesday on the suspicion that he was carrying beef in the Indian state of Bihar, The Print reported. According to the police, while Firoz Qureshi managed to escape, his uncle was beaten with wooden sticks. “They stopped our moped and the sarpanch alleged that we were carrying beef and ordered the men to thrash us,” he said, according to The Print. “It is under investigation whether Naseem was carrying beef or not at the time of the incident.”Meanwhile, Naseem Qureshi's brother, Ashraf Qureshi, accused the police of protecting those involved in the incident. Slaughtering cows - venerated by Hindus - is illegal in a number of Indian states.
Source:Dhaka Tribune
March 11, 2023 01:08 UTC