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Largest Forest Stewardship Contract Awarded

By Theresa Bierer on May 18, 2012 in Local News

Today, the Forest Service selected its contractor for the largest stewardship contract in the agency’s history. The contract will result in 300,000 acres of restoration-based thinning over 10 years, improving forest health, reducing the risk from wildfire to communities, creating jobs, and improving local economies. This contract represents the culmination of many years of […]

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Free Small Business Counseling

By Business Calendar on May 5, 2010 in Business Calendar

Fri, 21 Free Small Business Counseling 101 W. Route 66 10 a.m to 2 p.m. Don't miss this chance to learn from mentors and successful business advisors during free and confidential face to face counseling and training. The Chamber is teaming with SCORE, Service Corp of Retired Executives, to bring you new opportunities to get […]

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Open Coffee Talk

By admin on May 5, 2010 in Business Calendar

Fri, 28 Open Coffee Talk It's About Coffee 2620 N. Steve's Blvd (Rt. 66 & Steve's Blvd), 9 to 10:30 a.m. ($free) No registration necessary and open to the public.

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FBN SPOTLIGHT

August 2, 2019

Training the Next

The searing flash of flames, the ground-shaking vibration, the deafening roar of engines – witnessing a space shuttle launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, is not something easily forgotten by most, but for Lauren Edgar, it was life altering. The then-second grader, who came to visit her grandmother in Florida, left her vacation with more than warmth in her heart. Little Lauren’s imagination was on fire. “That moment was pretty significant for me – the realization that there were people on board and they were leaving this planet.” She began to wonder what else was out there, and thus began her own countdown to a career in space exploration. Edgar went off to Dartmouth College, intending to become an engineer. However, after a research internship looking at meteorites, she discovered her love for geology. Throughout college she was involved in a variety of space-related projects, including a few reduced-gravity flights on NASA’s C-9, also known as “the vomit comet,” a nano-satellite project and two internships at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. After college, she went to graduate school at CalTech, where she earned her master’s and doctorate degrees in geology. Through her graduate school research, Edgar first got involved in the Mars Exploration Rover mission, helping with both operations and the analysis of spacecraft data.

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August 2, 2019

Easing the End-of-Life Transition with Advance Care Planning

We plan for so many transitions in life: births, graduations, weddings, retirement and moves.

August 2, 2019

What’s New on Europe’s Rivers?

River Cruises have been one of the most popular ways to explore Europe in the last few years. While ocean cruises take you to countries, river cruises take you through the heart of the country, allowing you insight into real life, traditions and local culture and enabling you to see, smell and taste all the destination has to offer.

August 2, 2019

Nourishing the Back-to-School Brain

As we are preparing our children and ourselves to take on the new academic year, our attention may naturally turn to brain function. How can we equip our children to do their best?

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