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[ad_1] Alpena Mayor Matt Waligora ALPENA — After 12 years serving as mayor of Alpena, Matt Waligora announced in a letter to the Alpena Municipal Council today that he will step down from his position on New Year’s Eve. In his letter, Waligora City Attorney Bill Pfeifer and Clerk Anna…
[ad_1] The AgWearCare project resorts to wearables to collect and digitalize data, supporting agricultural tasks and preventing work-related musculoskeletal disorders. The analysis of the data collected will allow the project’s team to know which tasks (when repeated excessively) influence the health of the worker and understand which parcels of land show greater productivity. After the…
[ad_1] Updated:1 year, 5 months ago New Delhi, May 20 (ANI): Muskmelon is a sweet-tasting summer fruit. This fruit is abundant water, as well as various other nutrients. Summer necessitates adequate hydration. Here are some of the health benefits of muskmelon you should be aware of.It is beneficial for your blood pressure- Muskmelon has potassium, which is…
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[ad_1] Douglas County voters will weigh in on a $66 million mill levy and bond at the ballot box on Tuesday. Supporters say ballot measures 5A and 5B will benefit the school district. Most of that mill levy would go to increasing district staff pay by about 9%. Supporters say ballot measures 5A and 5B…
[ad_1] The National Party has proposed a plan which would end New Zealand’s effective ban on gene-editing and modification (file picture). Photo: 123RF The future of controversial gene technologies are expected to be top of agenda for the incoming National-led government. Gene modification and editing technologies have sparked some uproar in recent years, New Zealand…
[ad_1] Updated:1 year, 5 months ago New Delhi, May 22 (ANI): According to a study, levels of alcohol consumption currently considered safe by some countries are linked with the development of heart failure. The study was published in the journal, ‘Cardiology’. “This study adds to the body of evidence that a more cautious approach to alcohol consumption…