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5+ min ago (509+ words) If learning a new skill is one of your New Year's resolutions, then you might want to know that MasterClass subscriptions are currently 40 percent off. This brings the top-tier subscription with offline mode and use on up to six devices down from $240 annually to $144. The entry-level plan, which supports just one device and doesn't offer offline viewing, is marked down to $72 from $120. Over the past few years, MasterClass has grown to over 200 classes, sessions and original series. You can learn about entrepreneurship from Richard Branson, screenwriting from Aaron Sorkin, cooking from Gordon Ramsay and heaps more. Each of these offers classes in a one-on-one format with slick instructional videos and often workbooks to accompany them. MasterClass also appears on our list of the best subscription gifts for this Christmas. Loved ones will enjoy superb production quality and a rich library…...

6+ min ago (23+ words) Students at Forsyth Central High School helped support one another and spread warmth this winter at an event that blends generosity and community....

7+ min ago (737+ words) 2025 has been a year of remarkable accomplishments, growth, and new opportunities at DOCS Education. As 2025 comes to a close, it's time to reflect and celebrate the dedication and achievements across DOCS Education. This year brought remarkable milestones, including new partnerships and faculty members, expanded offerings, silver anniversaries, regulatory triumphs, and Grand Awards. These achievements were made possible by the hard work of the entire DOCS Education team and the ongoing commitment to safe sedation from our members. As we review the top moments of the past year, the staff at The Incisor is proud to highlight the progress, collaboration, and momentum that made 2025 a standout year! March marked the 17th annual Sedation Safety Week, a tradition that continues to spotlight leadership in safe dental sedation. This year, we celebrated Dr. Scott Bridges as Dentist of the Year for his ongoing commitment…...

9+ min ago (939+ words) We might be living in the digital age, but nothing beats taking your child to a really good library. When I was a kid, well before electronics ruled our lives, I was always fascinated by how you could transform your mind and knowledge just by absorbing all that the library had to offer. When I became a mom, I took my kids to the library weekly, long before they could read. One of the best memories we have is spending an hour or two at a local library, enjoying one of their many toddler and preschool classes, and then frollicking around the various sections before coming home with piles of books, settling in, and thumbing through them at home. Plus, now, late fees no longer exist, so it's a win-win! So many libraries are kid-centric and just the right amount…...

9+ min ago (200+ words) Ellenville: No change posted. Highland: MS/HS " 10:30 am;ES " 11:15 am;All afternoon and evening activities will be cancelled today. Hyde Park: No change posted. Kingston: Middle schools and Kingston High School, 10:15 a.m.; Elementary Schools & UPK: 11:15 a.m.; Meagher Pre-K: 11 a.m.; ALL after-school activities are canceled. Marlboro: No change posted. New Paltz: No change posted. Onteora: No change posted. Pine Plains: No change posted. Red Hook: No change posted. Rhinebeck: No change posted Saugerties: Mt. Marion Pre-K " 10 a.m.;SHS/JHS " 10:30 a.m.;Morse and Riccardi " 11 a.m.; Cahill " 11:30 a.m.;No Ulster BOCES;All after-school activities, events, and concerts are cancelled. Wallkill: Middle School at 11:10 a.m.; High School at 11:30 a.m.; Elementary Schools at 12 p.m. The National Weather Service in Albany predicts a 90% chance of snow during the day Wednesday with a total daytime snow accumulation of less than one inch possible. On Wednesday night there is a 40% chance of rain and snow before 7 p.m. with a…...

10+ min ago (315+ words) U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock is taking another swing at worker training with a bipartisan bill to boost the workforce pipeline. The bill would provide funding for more career training at community colleges and other job-training programs. syawhtaP" raey htiw htiw gniniart ot ot ot eht eht taht lacinhcet sedivorp margorp spihsrentrap ton .sdeen lacol tsal yllaitini yrtsudni stnarg rof laredef dnapxe sreyolpme did ytinummoc segelloc derosnops-oc llib dna dna dengila .ecnavda a kconraW ytirepsorP ,revewoH "tcA htiw eht eht eht eht eht eht eht gniyas decudortnier rehto .snoitazinagro fo erusaem sah rof llib gnikcab dna .S.U ,yadseuT sllikS .neS regoR ,sasnaK-R nO lanoitaN orteM ,llahsraM sboJ aigroeG erutuF tarcomeD ,noitilaoC ,rebmahC atnaltA gninehtgnerts" era" nettirw ecrofkrow srekrow htiw ot ot emit yeht eht eht eht eht eht taht .tnemetats dias dias enilepip ",deen erom gnikam noitalsigel si ni rehgih gnivah drah…...

10+ min ago (476+ words) Despite controversy and concerns surrounding its operations over the past several years, the Alabama Public School Charter Commission recently voted to allow the Magic City Acceptance Academy, described by one media outlet as "the state's only LGBTQ+ friendly charter school," to remain open for the foreseeable future. Like many fellow Christian conservatives across Alabama, I have followed reports of questionable actions by the school with interest, hoping that it might be forced to shutter its doors and end what I believe is an unhealthy social indoctrination of its students. For the unaware, charter schools are taxpayer-funded public schools that are allowed more flexibility in the way they teach in return for meeting certain performance standards, and they must apply for renewal every few years. News outlets have recently detailed a series of concerning incidents at Magic City Acceptance Academy that…...

15+ min ago (273+ words) Striking teachers in the West Contra Costa Unified School District said overnight Wednesday they reached a tentative deal to return to the classroom. According to the teachers union, the two sides reached an agreement early Wednesday morning after a marathon bargaining session. Wednesday will be an optional classroom prep day, and teachers and students will return to a full schedule Thursday, the union said. The teachers and the district tentatively agreed on a new two-year contract that calls for an 8% wage increase over two years, 100% fully paid health care by 2027 and retention bonuses after three years for those who are graduates of WCCUSD, according to the union. The district had yet to confirm the deal as of Wednesday morning. The president of the teachers union released the following statement early Wednesday: "This fight was not just about our contract; it…...

18+ min ago (195+ words) Vijayawada: The Andhra Pradesh government has selected 100 aspirants for free Civil Services coaching through the BC Study Circle, minister for BC, EBC Welfare, Handlooms and Textiles S. Savita announced on Wednesday. She said 723 candidates appeared for the screening test conducted on December 7 at seven district headquarters for the 202526 academic year. Certificate verification will be held on December 12 at the BC Study Circle in Gollapudi, and coaching will commence on December 14 in collaboration with Hyderabad-based Law-Excellence IAS Institute. The Minister said selection was based on merit and reservation norms " 66% BCs, 20% SCs, 14% STs, and 33% for women. Savita noted that 83 candidates received free Civil Services coaching during 202425, while 6,500 BC students took Mega DSC coaching through BC Study Circles, resulting in 250 BC candidates being selected as teachers. She also expressed happiness over BC Study Circles receiving the SKOCH Award. Stating that the government was upgrading…...

20+ min ago (149+ words) Warangal: A first-of-its-kind in the state, Gen Z-themed post office was jointly inaugurated by NIT Warangal director Prof. Bidyadhar Subudhi and Hyderabad region postmaster general Sumitha Ayodhya here at the campus in Hanamkonda on Wednesday. Sumitha said the new office features vibrant, attractive interiors and offers a range of modern, integrated services tailored for the campus community, including parcel booking, banking, insurance, Aadhaar services, QR-based payments and Speed Post with special discounts for students in a Wi-Fi-enabled interactive space. The goal of this modern concept is to make postal services more accessible and appealing to the younger generation and the entire campus community, she added. Awareness programmes were also conducted and many faculty, staff and students utilised the new banking, insurance, speed post and Aadhaar services. Registrar Sunil Kumar Mehta, Hanamkonda division superintendent of post offices Narendra Babu attended the…...