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Mar 20 2024
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Advocates call for better wages and data collection for workers in care industry
Members of Caring Across Maryland, a coalition that represents advocates, workers and patients in nursing homes, assisted living and home care, assembled in Annapolis, Md. on March 5 alongside partner organizations to rally support for key legislation that would enhance compensation and data collection across the state’s care landscape. The event was a part of a larger national campaign
AfroMar 19 2024
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Larimer County climate plan underway, data dashboard goes live
Larimer County is kicking off the action portion of its Climate Smart plan, an effort to address environmental factors in the region and build out sustainable infrastructure going forward. Part of the effort includes an interactive database available online that will allow residents and other interested parties to see various concrete environmental goals and track their progress, in addition
Reporter-HeraldMar 25 2024
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As demand for data centers grows, so do concerns over their effects on Colorado's environment
COLORADO SPRINGS — The banks of black computer servers with twinkling amber and green lights sit in a large, nondescript, tan building, surrounded by a high, spiky steel fence on the edge of the city. It is in computer banks like these that our collective memories reside. Our photos, our videos, documents, passwords, best routes to grandma, business information and our chats with ChatGPT. The
The Colorado SunMar 15 2024
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Louisiana's most — and least — Irish parish, based on Census data
We might all be Irish on St. Patrick's Day, but the reality is only 5.7% of Orleans Parish residents have Irish ancestry, according to the U.S. Census.
The big picture: The United States had an average Irish ancestry of 9.5% in 2022. • New England and New York have significantly higher numbers, while Southern states are the least Irish.
AxiosMar 24 2024
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California police agencies are still sharing data with antiabortion states, against AG’s guidance
Rejecting the advice of Attorney General Rob Bonta, some law enforcement agencies in California, including several in the Bay Area, are continuing to share automated license plate reader data with police departments in other states, which could use the information to track seekers and providers of abortions. One local agency said it would stop sharing the data after being contacted by the
San Francisco ChronicleMar 21 2024
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Google named as company behind proposed $576M Cedar Rapids data center
CEDAR RAPIDS — Internet giant Google was named in documents Wednesday as the company behind the potential new $576 million data center in Cedar Rapids’ Big Cedar Industrial Center, marking a milestone for the city and state of Iowa in supporting large-scale tech investments. If the project advances, the company will build one or more data centers along 76th Avenue SW and Edgewood Road SW in
Cedar Rapids GazetteMar 17 2024
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UH researchers collecting data on outrigger canoe paddlers’ energy output
Outrigger canoe paddlers take part in a University of Hawaiʻi study of how many calories, or energy, is expended during canoe paddling. PC: University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa public health researchers are collecting data from outrigger canoe paddlers to determine canoe paddling’s metabolic equivalents. These show how many calories or energy expenditure a person burns
Maui Now NewsMar 20 2024
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Truck Speed Data Contradicts Driver's Account in Fatal Crash - Nevada Globe
A Las Vegas teenager faces a reckless driving resulting in death charge after a crash that claimed the life of another 17-year-old. According to the arrest report, data retrieved from the driver’s truck contradicts his statement about the speed he was traveling. Jesus Barraza, 18, allegedly told police he was driving approximately 40 mph at the time of the crash on March 18th. However, crash
The Nevada GlobeMar 20 2024
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UW-Madison computer and data science building still short $15 million
The School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is currently facing a $15 million budget shortage for construction of its new building, set to open in 2025. With the price of the privately funded building coming to $260 million and current funding standing at $245 million, the additional $15 million would bring the project to completion.
Daily CardinalMar 24 2024
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Pickaway County unofficial election results inaccurate, include pre-election test vote data
The Pickaway County Board of Elections has announced that the unofficial results it released for the March 19 primary election are inaccurate, but the board states that the discrepancy "does not change the unofficial outcome of any contests." According to a letter the board sent to candidates and posted to the board's website, the unofficial results released on election night include higher
The Columbus Dispatch