Kids Learn Kitchen Safety Tips For Young Cooks
An article urges parents to teach children safe food handling and basic cooking skills. Highlights include washing hands, utensils, and surfaces. keeping perishable foods refrigerated. and tailoring tasks to a child’s age. Names from a 4 H Cloverbud lesson illustrate early learning.
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Jenny McNamee
Ben McNamee
Sarah McNamee
David Redd
Jackson Simmons
Derek Merchant
Deven Merchant
Rachel Madden
Jacob Madden
Cooking Tasks by Child Age Groups in Home Work
Extension guidance outlines age specific kitchen tasks from ages four to twelve. Four to five year olds grease pans shred lettuce wash produce and help assemble cookies with supervision. Six to eight year olds plan meals measure ingredients shred cheese and operate small appliances. Nine to twelve year olds can plan and prepare full meals with increasing independence.
New Trials Possible for SC Death Row Inmates
Two men on South Carolina's Death Row for 20 years may get new murder trials after a federal appeals court ordered fresh proceedings. Prosecutor Don Myers vows to locate old evidence and witnesses from the 1970s case, in which a Lexington County gas station attendant was killed.
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Lexington
South Carolina
Dontie Myers
Myers
Lexington County
Larry Gilbert
J.D. Gleaton
Gilbert
Gleaton
Ralph Stoudemire
South Congaree
Lewis Burke
University of South Carolina
Charlie Condon
US Supreme Court
Columbia Defense
Jack Swerling
Plan to raise seniority limit prompts debate in schools
Angela Burkhalter of Jackson Middle said the proposal is fair but costly for a state with limited resources. She suggested more options for changing teaching sites or sabbaticals to renew staff. The plan would let a teacher starting at 22 retire at 47 with about 15090 a year for life. a poll shows 98 percent of public school teachers favor the change.
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Jackson Middle
Angela Burkhalter
S.C. Education Association
Mobile classrooms offer personal touch and on site storage
Students and staff describe mobile units as clean, painted, and personal spaces they feel belong to them. Some schools like Paul Knox Middle keep mobiles nearby for storage while New Ellenton Middle uses on campus units during construction and then transitions them to other schools in need.
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Paul Knox Middle
Elizabeth Purvis
New Ellenton Middle
Senate rows over furniture purchase and procedures
Senators clash over approval of a furniture purchase including desks and chairs. Critics say the procurement should have waited for a Senate vote in session, while supporters defend the move. Ryberg and Wilson propose next year’s legislation to fund mail-in votes and avoid a costly lawsuit.
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Drummond
Ryberg
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