Netday96 shows tech drive meets public education needs
Ellen Goodman reflects on Netday96 in California where volunteers wired 2600 schools. She notes the human connection matters as much as hardware and highlights wider education funding, teacher pay, and aging school facilities amid a tech era.
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Woman records herself before slaying in Jersey carjacking case
Kathleen Weinstein a 45 year old special education teacher from Tinton Falls left a 24 minute cassette plea for life as a 16 year old carjacker abducted her from a Toms River shopping plaza. The tape helped identify M L of Berkeley Township charged with murder and carjacking. Weinstein was found dead in a wooded area. The suspect may be tried as an adult though NJ law bars the death penalty for juveniles.
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Heart surgeons cut death rate by teamwork in bypass care
A Dartmouth study reports that 23 surgeons and medical teams across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont reduced bypass surgery mortality by about 25 percent. Teams observed each other performed operations and shared findings applying Deming style teamwork to medicine across five centers.
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Corrections on taxes and city council meeting details
The notice corrects tax due dates to March 31 and warns penalties start April 1. It notes a Monticello City Council meeting to discuss the dismissal of former Police Chief Burt Walters. An AP story contained an incorrect date and the Thibaut Inc. Newark address and phone are provided for correction.
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Gazette Promotes Soybean Ink And Recycling Drive
The Gazette promotes sustainable printing using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop off newspapers for recycling at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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