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Egg Innovations to Start Selling Eggs From a Hatchery
Every year in the United States, more than 300 million male chicks are hatched. But because they don’t lay eggs, they are typically killed within a day. The practice, known as chick culling, is replicated on a huge scale around the globe. Now an American egg producer plans to begin selling eggs from chickens.
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Read more at The New York Times
Cumberland County Small Business Spotlight
The Sentinel’s Small Business Spotlight will feature these people and share their stories. Discover your local connection through this series that highlights the services they provide for their community. A: Reverence Studios is a faith-based dance studio offering classes in ballet, tap, jazz, acro, hip hop and contemporary dance.
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Women 40 and Over Skipping Annual Mammograms
The prevalence of women skipping mammograms has become a huge concern for doctors across the country. The concern includes women in Charlotte, but doctors are making it easier for their patients to get their screening done. Since COVID, Novant’s Shannon Hostetter said patients have pushed off annual screenings, missing anywhere from two to three years.
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Read more at WBTV
Signs of the Seasons
University of Maine Cooperative Extension and Maine Sea Grant will host a series of in-person workshops for individuals interested in participating in the Signs of the Seasons citizen science project. The first training is scheduled for Thursday, April 4 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Additional workshops will be held throughout April and May in Falmouth, Wells, Augusta, Camden, and Boothbay. Participants will learn how to make scientific observations of phenology (the study of cyclic and seasonal changes of plants and animals),
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Read more at Lewiston Sun Journal
Red Bluff Science Student of the Month
Erica Lyons was the Red Bluff Science student of the month for February. She has a GPA of 4.05 and has taken Environmental Science, Honors Chemistry, AP Biology and Anatomy.
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Read more at Red Bluff Daily News
The Potomac Yard Arena in Alexandria, Virginia Will Not Be Home to the Washington Capitals or Wizards
State will not be home to the Washington Capitals or Wizards anytime soon. At a news conference, Mayor Muriel Bowser and Monumental Owner Ted Leonsis announced that Monumental Sports had reached an agreement to keep the teams at Capital One Arena in D.C. until 2050. A petition they launched had more than 3,100 signatures as of Wednesday night.
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Read more at WUSA9.com
Innovating Cancer Treatment: The Role of ADC Technology at Nona Biosciences
Nona Biosciences’ ADC Technology Dr. Jingsong Wang delves into the cutting-edge world of Antibody-Drug Conjugate (ADC) technology and its pivotal role in advancing cancer treatment. The conversation spanned Nona biosciences as a global technology platform company that specializes in the biologics area, offering partnership opportunities worldwide.
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Read more at geneonline
KPMG Canada Survey - Business Leaders See Housing Crisis As Biggest Risk
KPMG Canada survey questioned 534 businesses. Housing issues are forcing businesses to boost pay to better attract talent. Higher housing costs are themselves a big contributor to inflation, she said.
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Read more at Daily Commercial News
FOX Nation - "Prisoner of Putin"
Join Fox News for access to this content Plus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account - free of charge. Join FOX Nation for an in-depth look into Evan Gershkovich’s life and resilience while detained in Moscow’s notorious Lefortovo Prison on charges The Wall Street Journal and the U.S. government vehemently deny.
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Long Island Psychiatric Services - New York State's Mental Health Needs Continue to Grow
From April 2014 through December 2023, inpatient psychiatric capacity decreased statewide by 10.5%, or 990 beds, from 9,447 beds to 8,457 beds, the report said. Nearly 75% of the decline was driven by fewer beds in state hospitals. The decline comes during a time when there was a 23% increase in the number of New Yorkers served by the state's public mental health system.
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Read more at Newsday