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2019 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration to Honor Advocates, Encourage Service
Aiken Technical College and the University of South Carolina Aiken will present the 2019 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration on Sunday, January 27 at 3 p.m. at the USC Aiken Convocation Center, 2049 Champion Way, Graniteville. Doors open ...
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McGraw-Hill Opens Ebook and Textbook Rental Program
Promising as much as 70-percent savings over 'the costs of traditional bound print textbooks,' McGraw-Hill Education is teaming with Barnes & Noble Education. MBS Textbook Exchange and Chegg on an ebook and textbook rental program.
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East Windsor-Based McGraw-Hill Federal Credit Union President/CEO Attends 2015 Governmental Affairs Conference
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McGraw Hill Announces East Windsor Solar Farm
The site is set to be the largest in the Western Hemisphere, the company says.
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Smart Lecture Capture System Market Revenue from Worldwide Deployment. Rising at a CAGR of 26.0% from 2018 to 2023 - openPR
Press release - Reports Monitor - Smart Lecture Capture System Market Revenue from Worldwide Deployment. Rising at a CAGR of 26.0% from 2018 to 2023 - published on openPR.com
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BusinessWeek President to Stay at McGraw-Hill
BusinessWeek’s president will stay behind at McGraw-Hill and not make the move over to Bloomberg with the magazine.
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Nyack People & Places: An Unforgiving Thanksgiving Surprise
by Mike Hays Thanksgiving pies and turkeys were still warm when an unprecedented storm surge and ferocious winds hit the East Coast, all followed by cold temperatures. It was 1950, and modern weather forecasting was in its infancy. There were no satellite images, no TV weathermen stationed on strategic windy beaches, and no Dark Sky apps to forewarn us. Storms didn’t even have human names yet. No one could've predicted a storm of this one's size. Nyack People & Places, a weekly series that features photos and profiles of citizens and scenes near Nyack, NY, is brought to you by HRHCare and Weld Realty.
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Nyack People & Places: Why No Sidewalks On N. Midland?
by Mike Hays One of the charms of Upper Nyack is walking. However, now that the sunrise is before 7a, walking on N. Midland Ave. early in the morning is dangerous. Commuters, barely awake and already late, school buses lumbering down the center of the road, construction pick-ups and vans, and during snowfall, giant plows like dinosaurs, grab the precious paved real estate on North Midland. Speeding is almost encouraged on the straight half mile stretch with no stops. Dog walkers, walkers, joggers, cyclists, and school kids must compete with cars, trucks, and buses since there are no sidewalks. In some places, there is nowhere to step off the road at all--especially where there is open channel drainage by the side of the road. And what's more, walkers will soon be heading to the new Hester Haring Cason Preserve on Midland. How is it that the road used by many villagers who live north of Old Mountain Road has no sidewalks? The reason is buried deep in Nyack history. Nyack People & Places, a weekly series that features photos and profiles of citizens and scenes near Nyack, NY, is brought to you by HRHCare and Weld Realty.
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