Author Sonia Levitin Visits Richland Students on March 19
Visiting author Sonia Levitin spoke to Richland intermediate and junior high students at Veterans Hall on March 19. She urged students to pursue dreams, shared how Wilder inspired her, and discussed her diverse works including Sound to Remember and The Return. Levitin emphasized daily writing, overcoming rejection, and the role of freedom and boldness in storytelling.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Sees Potential Rate Cuts
PG and E may cut rates by as much as 1 billion dollars this year due to heavy winter rainfall and snowfall, falling oil and gas prices, moderating inflation, and lower interest rates. CEO Frederick Mielke outlines filed requests for natural gas and electric rate decreases while noting possible further reductions tied to hydro power and broader economic conditions.
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Crusaders names February Crusaders at Northern Christian School
Northern Christian School announced February Crusaders for displaying Galatians 5 22 23 fruits in action. Recipients include Cory Townsend kindergarten Scott Merritt first grade Annie Braun second grade Holly Garner third grade Amy Unruh intermediate Rachelle Sperling Joshua Wilson junior high Drennan Spitzer fifth grade qualified in Interpretive Reading Humorous Division at Oral Lai Festival with The Walrus and the Carpenter. The district winner advances to the nationwide Oral Language Festival on April 9.
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Scott Merritt
Annie Braun
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Rachelle Sperling
Joshua Wilson
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How microwaves cook food in common science series
This article introduces microwaves as part of the electromagnetic spectrum and explains how microwave ovens heat food. It covers magnetrons, wave guides, and how water molecules absorb energy to heat food, comparing microwave speed to conventional ovens and noting limitations and risks.
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