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Explosion in DeKalb apartment complex injures at least 2 – WSB-TV Channel 2

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[ad_1] DEKALB COUNTY, Georgia – Police said an explosion and collapse at an apartment building in DeKalb County left at least two people injured. Police said they were called to Arrive Perimeter apartments in DeKalb County around 1:24 p.m., where they encountered heavy gas fumes. The police were able to start evacuating the residents. The … Read more

Covington Latin School receives Cognia accreditation

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[ad_1] Covington Latin School has received Cognia Education Accreditation, awarded only to schools that demonstrate the highest educational standards by providing students with the plethora of opportunities that knowledge brings, according to a press release. Cognia is a non-profit, non-governmental organization that accredits elementary and secondary schools in the United States and abroad, making it … Read more

Your money: better to be reasonable than rational

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[ad_1] In the world of personal finance and investing, many think it’s all about the math. Yet while math plays a powerful role, in Morgan Housel’s recent book, “The Psychology of Money,” Housel argues that financial success is more a lesson in psychology than math. Housel believes it’s better for investors to be reasonable enough … Read more

Georgia Football Offensive Progress Report: Week Two

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[ad_1] Georgia’s offense was the concern of many around Bulldog Nation last week following a poor performance against Clemson. Putting only three points and being passed by the defense will certainly raise questions, but the real test is how you react. To complicate matters further, Georgia starting quarterback JT Daniels is reportedly unavailable due to … Read more

Californian jailed for massive charter school scam

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[ad_1] A co-owner of an online charter school network accused of stealing tens of millions of dollars from the California Education Fund was sentenced to four years in state prison on Friday. Jason Schrock, 46, from Southern California and his business partner, Sean McManus of the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, said a 48-year-old … Read more

Honolulu first responders represent half of municipal workers seeking COVID-19 vaccine mandate exemptions

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[ad_1] Mahalo for his support of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Enjoy this free story! Police, firefighters, paramedics and ocean security personnel make up 51% of city workers citing their health or religious faith as the reason they will test for COVID-19 weekly rather than complying with the mandate of city ​​vaccination – reflecting a national trend … Read more

Space walkers perform space station power system upgrades

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[ad_1] Three days after a Russian spacewalk, Japanese space station commander Akihiko Hoshide and Frenchman Thomas Pesquet floated outside for their own excursion on Sunday, building a stand for a solar panel blanket that will be attached over late. Astronauts have also replaced a device that measures the strength of the electrical environment around the … Read more

At least 2 injured after explosion at Atlanta-area apartment complex

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[ad_1] DEKALB COUNTY, Georgia – At least two people were injured after police said an explosion rocked an apartment complex in suburban Atlanta on Sunday afternoon, authorities said. >> Read more trending news According to the Dunwoody Police Department, authorities were called to Arrive Perimeter Apartments in DeKalb County around 1:24 p.m. EDT, WSB-TV reported. … Read more

Study reveals who can contract more serious illness from groundbreaking COVID-19 case

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[ad_1] Vaccinated people who are infected with COVID-19 and contract a so-called breakthrough case that results in serious illness, according to a new study, are more likely to be older and have pre-existing health problems. “Overall, older people with underlying heart or lung disease or a weakened immune system were the most prevalent among people … Read more