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Outdoors (opens the original)
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  This Saturday, October 3rd, the Big Spring Watershed Association will hold its annual fall cleanup of the Big Spring from 9 a.m.to 11 a.m. Usually, they get a strong turnout for the five-mile cleanup, but more are always welcome. I remember those first years when we dragged three rooms of old carpet up from the stream. We also found empty beer cans, brown microwaves, televisions, and once a full-size stove, along with tires and other discards.   Today, beer cans and fast-food discards sti
Cook's Corner (opens the original)
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Combine Water and both sugars in a saucepan. Heat over medium heat, stir until sugar is dissolved. Reduce heat and keep at a simmer. Add pumpkin puree. Stir slowly, until well combined. Add Pumpkin Spice and Vanilla Extract and mix. Remove from heat and strain if needed. Store in a glass container and refrigerate. This syrup is great on pancakes, but is meant specifically for lattes. The latte recipe follows. 2 shots espresso, or substitute with 1â2 cup very strong coffee Extract espresso or p
September is Tobacco Free Parks and Beaches Education Month (opens the original)
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By Lacoadia Burkes, Acting Bureau Chief, Tobacco Free Florida (NAPSI)âAs summer temperatures start to break, itâs a good time to focus on how important it is to keep our Florida beaches and parks clean. You may not be surprised to hear that cigarette butts are, by far, the most littered item in public places. When discarded, they can leak toxic chemicals and threaten the health of wildlife. They are also an eyesore and harm touristsâ perceptions of our otherwise beautiful and welcoming pu
Where Curiosity Builds Trade Skills: 5 Ways to Help Kids Discover the Skilled Trades (opens the original)
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(Feature Impact) Most students hear questions about what they want to be when they grow up. By the time their middle and high school years arrive, theyâre often starting to consider their answers more in depth. Conversations with adults can help shape their awareness of and interest in various career paths, including skilled trades. When theyâre provided with opportunities to learn, build, experiment and solve problems, young people can discover whether their talents and passions are a good
Investing in Education: 5 Ways to Prepare Students for the Jobs of Tomorrow (opens the original)
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(Feature Impact) The landscape of modern work is changing rapidly, leaving many uncertain about whether theyâre adequately equipped to face the future. Even though America invests roughly $1 trillion in education every year, itâs difficult to know whether that investment is truly preparing young people for what comes next. âOur education system isnât evolving quickly enough to prepare our students for the jobs of tomorrow,â said Amit Sevak, CEO of ETS, a global education and talent sol
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