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Wednesday, February 19, 2020


February 19, 2020

COVER STORY-SKILLSUSA

BAVTS among 400 participants

On Jan. 29, over 400 students competed in 54 hands-on skill and leadership competitions. This “Showcase of Skills” is a unique opportunity to observe some of the most talented career and technical education students in the area. District gold medal winners will advance to state and national competitions. This year, the SkillsUSA Council partnered with postsecondary educational institutions to award over $200,000 in scholarships to the medalists of 12 competitions. Photo: Bethlehem Area Vocational-Technical School (BAVTS) student Martina Mannino uses a mannequin to demonstrate her expertise with hair styling at the SkillsUSA Cosmetology competition.

Photos by Lou Wheeland


 

ANOTHER VIEW – ED’S WORLD

Graphic commentary by Ed Courrier


 

CLASSROOM

Disney on Ice workshop

Performers from the Disney On Ice show stopped by the Steel Ice Center in Bethlehem to provide a workshop for sixth, seventh and eighth graders from the Arts Academy MS in Allentown Jan. 29.  The students who attended take ice skating as a part of their school curriculum. Photo: Students of the Arts Academy MS form a line and try poses and leg lifts under the direction of four performers from the Disney On Ice touring show.  The students also received instruction in small groups from individual Disney On Ice performers.

By Mark Kirlin


 

SPORTS

Becahi girls win EPC title

Bethlehem Catholic’s girls’ basketball team became four-time East Penn Conference champions after defeating Nazareth, 34-28, last Thursday at the PPL Center in Allentown. “When you get pushed to the brink, champions respond,” said Becahi coach Jose Medina. “They came out with a great game plan, but our girls showed that resolve.”

By Katie McDonald

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FOCUS

Veteran driver

The Chinese recognize the year 2020 on their calendar as the “Year of the Rat.” In the United States, one could easily say the past several years have been the year of the woman. Female visibility is on an upward trajectory in areas once thought to be the sole province of men.

By Deb Boylan

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OTHER STORIES

Bethlehem: Southside marijuana charges uneven

Bethlehem: Chesterbrook pre-school donates for sneiors

Bethlehem (BASD): Gifted student policy reviewed

Bethlehem (HARB): Elevator allowed; patio proposed

Grants: Air Produce - $1.5 to ArtsQuest

Grants: PPl funs youth project

Grants: Providence Foundation - $10K to YWCA

Grants: PPL supports STEM program

Grants: R.K. Laros Foundation announces local gifts

Great Decisions series: Climate change Warning issued

Hellertown: Lions announce 2020 gem show plans

Lehigh Valley: Wild opens up at public meeting

Mama’s Musings: Dealing with irony

School: BAVTS honor society inductees

School: Charter Arts faculty performs for students

School: Jenna Grochowski (libery HS) profile

 

School: Liberty HS news by Ethan Chistman

 

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Area obituaries

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