Teens contest prizes and teacher mentors outlined
A local youth competition offers prizes totaling $36,953 in 10 weeks for grades 4 to 6. First place brushes list a $103,413.31 prize with teacher Trish Rasor. Second place brushes credit Lauren DeBow, Andrew Agee, Malana Janda, Michaele Evanish, Kevin Patrick, and teacher Kium Kaufmann. Third place brushes go to Nick Masley, Bret Surdock, Aheon Al-Jebeel, and Sarah Linn alongside teacher Tina Kowalski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish Rasor
Lauren DeBow
Andrew Agee
Malana Janda
Michaele Evanish
Kevin Patrick
Kium Kaufmann
Nick Masley
Bret Surdock
Aheon Al-Jebeel
Sarah Linn
Tina Kowalski
7th 8th Grade First Place Keystone Prize
First place Keystone awarded at $103 990 82 to Stephanie Bays with team members Adam Lilly Jacqueln Perin Evan Kolodey and Hillary Grasse. Second place Keystone went to $102 723 10 with team Adam Lilly Jacqueln Perin Evan Kolodey and Hillary Grasse. Third place Keystone awarded at $102 595 52 to Aaron Gentry Heather Sheppard Ricky Hogan and Jacob Adams. Teacher Bays noted as Stephanie Bays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Bays
Keystone
Adam Lilly
Jacqueln Perin
Evan Kolodey
Hillary Grasse
Aaron Gentry
Heather Sheppard
Ricky Hogan
Jacob Adams
Stephane Bays
Ninth to twelfth Keystone first place and finances
First place Keystone earns $129,551.39 with teacher Karen Sprague. Avon Lake takes second $118,209.23 with Chas Hemstreet Jessie Holmes Vince Thomascik Sean Ventrice and Hannah Webb and teacher Donna Birkby. Vermilion lands third $104,142.56 with Randy Schultz and Sean Starr and teacher Mike Tomshack. Combined team results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sprague
Avon Lake
Chas Hemstreet
Jessie Holmes
Vince Thomascik
Sean Ventrice
Hannah Webb
Donna Birkby
Randy Schultz
Sean Starr
Mike Tomshack
Gravitational Waves Quest vs Cosmic Slam Dunk
Astronomers hunt for gravitational waves using NASA’s planned LISA space interferometer to measure minute stretches in spacetime caused by cosmic events such as exploding stars and black hole mergers. The article explains the concept with basketball metaphors and notes the tiny effect of gravity waves on a person.
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Daniel Long
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Bob Amundsen
McDonald Financial Group
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Barb Castle
Black River High School
Kim Kauffman
Brush Elementry
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L Ambherst/Firelands
Smgww.org
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McDonalds Financial Group
Earth
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Spaceplace
Tony Phillips
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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