And residents can contact the Streets Division office that services their neighborhood to get more information. Residents east of S. Park Street, and that includes the isthmus, can call the east side Streets Division at 608 246 4532 and residents west of S.

Turning to anti Semitism in Canada, MacKay said, “Hate crimes and attacks against any community or Canadian is abhorrent and shocking for a peaceful country like Canada, yet the reality is that Jewish Canadians are increasingly threatened and targeted. The fact that schools and places of worship require security is fa blight on our society. The federalgovernment must do whatever it takes to stop hate crimes..

On Tuesday April 5th, AE candidates will take a written examination. Those that pass will then be eligible to participate in the second phase, an “Over the Road” driving examination. Candidates will be practicing driving with MFD aerial ladders between April 5th and the start of the Over the Road examination on Monday May 2nd thru Friday May 6th.

We put “must haves” in the carry on loadout, and “optional nice to haves” in the checked bag. Stuff like bigger bottles of shampoo and mouthwash, backup contact solution, etc. We had a “kitchen cube” with a small knife and sharpener (most AirBNB knives are hot garbage), little containers for spices and oils, zip lock bags, a multi tool, wine opener, etc.

The district newest representative, Republican Lauren Boebert, is an unabashed, social media savvy loyalist of former President Donald Trump who, like her fellow first term colleague GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, is stoking controversy with her far right views and defiant actions. But unlike Greene, Boebert doesn hail from an overwhelmingly GOP, safe district..

Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty ImagesExperts in child development are calling on the government to support a “summer of play” to help pupils in England recover from the stress of lockdown and a year of Covid upheaval.Instead of extra lessons, catch up summer schools and longer school days, they said children should be encouraged to spend the coming months outdoors, being physically active and having fun with their friends.Psychologists have reported behavioural changes in some children following the first lockdown last year. After months of isolation from friends, some struggled to share and play together, teachers reported more fights and fallings out, and Ofsted observed a worrying drop in physical fitness.As the government draws up its latest education catch up plans, to be unveiled in the coming weeks, a group of academics calling themselves PlayFirstUK have written to the education secretary, Gavin Williamson, appealing for a new emphasis on play, mental health and wellbeing as children emerge from lockdown.”This spring and summer should not be filled with extra lessons,” the letter says. “Children, teachers and parents need time and space to recover from the stress that the past year has placed on them.”As part of a wider recovery process, children should be encouraged and supported to spend time outdoors, playing with other children and being physically active.