ALL NEWS

News in English

Nevada County Economic Development Action Plan
Nevada County’s new two-year Economic Development Action Plan focuses on supporting businesses in information technology and advanced manufacturing, healthcare and social services, recreation and sustainable tourism, food and agriculture and construction. The 31-page plan was adopted by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, March 26,. It will be enacted by partners, including the Nevada County Economic Resource Council, the Sierra Business Council and the chambers of commerce.
#BUSINESS #English #AT
Read more at Sierra Sun
Two Women Charged After Prostitution Investigation at a Massage Business in Monroe, N.C.
For the past month, detectives from the Monroe and Statesville police departments invesigated the operation in both jurisdictions. On all occassions, police said officers were offered sexual acts for money. Zhaoyi Yu, 48, and Hong Zheng, 44, were arrested on charges of maintaining a place for prostituion and soliciting prostution.
#BUSINESS #English #AT
Read more at WBTV
First On Fox: Easter Sunday, and the Hope That the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Offers
Franklin Graham said the need for Jesus Christ is so evident in the world around us," he shared his thoughts just ahead of the airing of his Easter message from Israel. The message is part of Fox News' special coverage of the Easter holiday across its programs. Graham noted that in John 11:25-26, Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall never die"
#WORLD #English #AT
Read more at Fox News
Laurel River Wins the Dubai World Cup
Laurel River dominated the Dubai World Cup to win by 8 1/2 lengths. He was 4-for-7 for trainer Bob Baffert and won the 2022 Pat O’Brien Stakes (G2) in August 2022. After that, he moved to trainer Bhupat Seemar.
#WORLD #English #AT
Read more at Horse Racing Nation
Porter County Health Department Approves Part-Time Health Officer Position
Dr. Maria Stamp is currently paid $45,800 a year for her part-time role. She has agreed to stay on until her replacement is hired. The health department plans to launch its search immediately after the position has been approved.
#HEALTH #English #DE
Read more at Chicago Tribune
LGBTQ+ Health Care on Long Island
Mary Paciella, a Stony Brook Medicine director of employee health from Port Jefferson Station, had read about teen suicide rates and the threats posed to the LGBTQ+ community. The community's inability to meet their medical needs is sometimes linked to poor mental health, according to one survey. Connecting community members to a medical provider who is accepting their needs is critical, physicians say.
#HEALTH #English #DE
Read more at Newsday
Hudson River Biotechnology's "Strawberry Fields Forever"
The Netherlands-based research team has gene-edited strawberries as part of breakthrough science that promises better flavor, nutritional value, and sustainability. The fruit, which has eight sets of chromosomes, is notoriously hard to gene edit, according to the scientists. So their success is a benchmark for biology that could help to improve our food system, which is facing drought, blight, and other problems.
#SCIENCE #English #DE
Read more at The Cool Down
Dave’s Hot Chicken - The Best Hot Chicken Ever
Entertainment Icon USHER will be partnering with Lawrence Kourie and Andrew Feghali. USHER previously experienced the full heat of Dave’s Hot Chicken when he tried the Reaper-level-spiced hot chicken.
#ENTERTAINMENT #English #DE
Read more at North Forty News
New York City's Mayor and NYPD Commissioner Addresses Security Concerns
Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Edward A. Caban announce steps to address safety concerns in subway system. Investing in new technology to detect firearms, hiring additional clinicians to aid those suffering from severe mental illness.
#TECHNOLOGY #English #DE
Read more at SILive.com
Hearing the Total Solar Eclipse
Sound and touch devices will be available at public gatherings on April 8, when a total solar eclipse crosses North America, the moon blotting out the sun for a few minutes. On eclipse day, students at the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired plan to sit outside in the school's grassy quad.
#TECHNOLOGY #English #DE
Read more at WFYI