September 2021

DENVER (CBS4)- September 30 is Orange Shirt Day in Canada. People wear orange shirts to raise awareness of boys and girls killed and abused in residential schools.(credit: CBS) READ MORE: Hamilton tickets go on sale to the public on…

The herald Daniel Nemukuyu Survey editor Abuse of the dangerous drug called crystalline methamphetamine, commonly known as' mutoriro ',' dombo 'or' guka ', by young people has reached alarming levels with at least 100 young men and women…

SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine - (COMMERCIAL THREAD) - All Kinds of Therapy (allkindsoftherapy.com) announces 11 new nonprofit advertising partners. These non-profit organizations cover the entire continuum of care, from hospital…

Akure Federal University of Technology (FUTA) hosted student-athletes from five Nigerian universities for the second edition of the Olympic Values ​​Education Program (OVEP). The program was organized by the…

A family-owned air purification company that started in a small fishing village in central New York City has now caught the attention of Wall Street with a private equity fund.Pulaski's HealthWay family of brands have announced that they…

What you have to know today, Thursday, September 30, 2021.Today's weatherHigh: 69; Low: 48. Mainly sunny.Photo of the dayD-Delaware County Representative Brian Kirkland scores in the Yinz Home and Senate benefit softball game against Youse…

The column was originally published in the Houston Chronicle on September 30, 1979. After a brief discussion of the rural origins and urban permutations of this venerable Texan version of the British pub, the class will take a…

Post-secondary administrators face challenges such as preventing the spread of COVID-19 and keeping people safe through in-person learningThis month marks…

Square feetThree-dimensional printing can create almost any object. A partnership in Mexico puts this theory to the test, building a village for residents living in poverty.Pedro García Hernández, 48, is a carpenter in Tabasco state in…

You have to be this thin to ride. An Australian theme park is accused of "shaming" visitors after it imposed a new guest weighing policy that bans people from going on rides because they are too heavy. "The…