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"Teachers say aging schools disrupt classes, More support for invasive species 'strike teams', Washington wildfires leave a devastating trail of destruction."

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Read Today's Print Replica Today's Front Page Aging schools disrupt classes, teachers say By VICTORIA BUDIONO Honolulu Star-Advertiser For teachers across Hawaii, classroom interruptions aren't limited to ringing phones, student chatter or disciplinary issues. They say the biggest obstacle to learning isoften the classroom itself. Broken air conditioning, termite infestations, aging electrical systems and deteriorating buildings have become familiar challenges. Teachers say delayed repairs and aging infrastructure leave students trying to learn in classrooms that arefar from...Read more More support for invasive species 'strike teams' By GRACE INEZ ADAMS Hawaii Tribune-Herald A bill recently approved by the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee could bolster efforts to combat invasive species on Hawaii Island by expanding an existing "strike team" initiative. The bill would build on a program through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to assemble groups of experts to coordinate ways to prevent, identify and remove invasive species in National Wildlife Refuges. If passed, it would provide an additional $10 million ...Read more Washington wildfires leave a devastating trail of destruction By ANNA GRIFFIN NYTimes News Service SPOKANE, Wash. - Firefighters and officials on Monday struggled to describe the scope of the wildfires in Spokane County, Washington, as they worked for a third day to get a hold on the blazes that have pushed more than 65,000 people out of their homes. The mayor of Spokane spoke of neighborhoods that were simply gone. Firefighters who hadbattled some of California's largest wildfires described the blazes as a similar "urban conflagration." And...Read more Download the Hawaii Tribune Herald App

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