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Natrona County Health and Food Inspections (August 25, 2022 – September 8, 2022)
[ad_1] Casper, Wyoming — The Casper Natrona County Health Department inspects restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, mobile food units, concessions, and food vending operations. All facilities are subject to unannounced inspections at least twice a year. According to the department, “There are three types of violations: priority, priority base, and core.” The Ministry of Health ... -
Scientists discover how air pollution causes lung cancer.health news
[ad_1] Scientists say they have identified the mechanism by which air pollution induces lung cancer in nonsmokers, a finding hailed by one expert as “an important step for science and society.” The study reveals the health risks posed by tiny particles produced by burning fossil fuels and has sparked calls for more urgent action to ... -
Responsible Gaming Education Month Underway in the Casino Industry
[ad_1] Gambling has expanded rapidly across the United States over the last few years, especially with the legalization of sports betting in many states. The American Gaming Association believes that the growth of gaming brings with it a growing need for responsible gaming initiatives. That’s why the organization is pushing ahead with its first Responsible ... -
SWAU President Anna Patterson has partnered with Excelencia in Education.life
[ad_1] Excelencia in Education, a leading U.S. institution in its efforts to advance Latino student success in higher education, this week elected Southwestern Adventist University to be part of the President of the Latino Student Success Network announced that it did. This important national network is made up of college presidents and presidents committed to ... -
Massachusetts DPH issues health advisory due to harmful bacteria in Lake Pontusk
[ad_1] Pittsfield, Massachusetts (WGGB/WSHM) – The Massachusetts Department of Public Health has issued a public health advisory after confirming a blue-green algal bloom in Lake Pontussac. Pittsfield Public Health Director Andy Cambi told Western Mass News that a recent algae test detected a cyanobacterial outbreak that could have adverse health effects in those who come ... -
A guide to rethinking education after the pandemic
[ad_1] When the pandemic hit and much of the world went into lockdown, schools everywhere were forced to adapt. Much of the national media coverage made the outcome look like a complete disaster: students everywhere retreated. Teachers are burned out. And parents are at a loss. Indeed, there have been many challenges for educators during ... -
Alberta fashion designer Stephanie Crowchild dominates New York Fashion Week
[ad_1] Twena fashion designer Stephanie Crowchild is taking the Big Apple by storm. Crowchild is in New York City for Fashion Week, and her work lit up social media on Friday when The Bay posted a video of her designs modeled by Alberta’s Ashley Callingbull. Designer @steph_crowchild hails from Tuutina in the Treaty 7 area ... -
Senator Martin Heinrich Speaks at LANL’s Neutron Science Center (LANSCE) 50th Anniversary Event – Los Alamos Reporter
[ad_1] Maile O’Nealmaile@losalamosreporter.com On Friday afternoon, Senator Martin Heinrich congratulated Los Alamos Neutron Science Center (LANSCE) researchers, administrators, engineers and maintenance staff on the 50th.th Facility anniversary during an event at LANSCE. Others who spoke at the event included LANSCE Director Michael Furlanetto, LANL Director Thom Mason, NNSA Principal Deputy Administrator Frank A. Rose, and ...











