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Month: May 2024

SJSD must address all kinds of safety risks

By NewsPress Now When keeping students safe, the St. Joseph School District spares no effort or expense. The district partners with local law enforcement to place resource officers inside schools. This year’s no-tax-increase bond election included $2 million to upgrade intercom communication used during emergencies. The district received a $600,000 grant last year to boost

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Arrests for May 31

By NewsPress Now Arrests reported from May 21 to May 27 Timothy Jason McBee, 51, no address provided, warrant for failure to appear in court. Eugene Wallace, 59, 3403 SW Christie Lane Rd., warrant for failure to appear in court. Amy Maire Sadler, 34, 2201 Seneca St., warrant for failure to appear in court. Danielle

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Fear not!

By Charles Christian Fear makes us do things we normally would not. While fear is a motivator, it is ultimately the weakest of them. When people are afraid, they may make short-term changes to their behavior. However, studies tell us that fear-based changes don’t last. No wonder the Bible is filled with reminders not to

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Thefts and Vandalism for May 31

By NewsPress Now Thefts reported from May 19 to May 27 1407 S. Belt Highway, items stolen at specialty store. 3104 Monterey St., burglary at residence/home. 5302 N. Belt Highway, items stolen at restaurant. 700 Felix St., items stolen at park/playground. 1525 St. Joseph Ave., items stolen at convenience store. 904 S. 10th St., items

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Mid-Buchanan wins 3A state title

By NewsPress Now OZARK, Mo. — The Mid-Buchanan Dragons finished off a Cinderella season Thursday afternoon by winning the Missouri Class 3 baseball championship. Mid-Buc defeated Duchesne, X-X, in title game, held at the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex. The win pushed the Dragons’ record to 23-8 while the Pioneers fell to 24-11. Duchesne is a

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Contrary to popular belief, Gen Z wants to work

By Wealth of Geeks via AP Gen Z, also known as Zoomers (ages 18-27), is growing up and starting to form a significant portion of the American workforce. Glassdoor’s 2024 workplace trends predict that Zoomers will surpass baby boomers in the full-time workforce by early 2024. The year presents a pivotal moment of cultural change

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Business briefs

By NewsPress Now Authorities arrest man allegedly running cybercrime botnet WASHINGTON | An international law enforcement team has arrested a Chinese national and disrupted a major botnet that officials said he ran for nearly a decade, amassing at least $99 million in profits by reselling access to criminals who used it for identity theft, child

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Business news in brief

By The Associated Press California advances measures targeting AI SACRAMENTO, Calif. | As corporations increasingly weave artificial intelligence technologies into the daily lives of Americans, California lawmakers want to build public trust, fight algorithmic discrimination and outlaw deepfakes that involve elections or pornography. The efforts in California — home to many of the world’s biggest

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Falls for some big tech stocks drag indexes lower

By Associated Press NEW YORK — Most U.S. stocks rose Thursday, but indexes nevertheless stumbled because of sharp drops for some influential technology giants. Salesforce dropped to its worst day in nearly 20 years. The S&P 500 sank 31.47 points, or 0.6%, to 5,235.48, even though the majority of stocks within the index and across

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Dragons defeated in championship game

By NewsPress Now OZARK, Mo. — The Mid-Buchanan Dragons fell short in the Class 3 state baseball championship Thursday evening. Mid-Buch fell to Duchesne 9-0 in the title game, held at the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex. The loss set the Dragons’ record at 22-9 while the Pioneers finished at 25-10. Duchesne is a private, college

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2024 St. Joseph Area Sports Hall of Fame Announced

By Calvin Silvers On Thursday, the St. Joseph Sports Commission announced the 2024 St. Joseph Sports Hall of Fame Class, with this year’s induction ceremony being in memory and honor of Frank O’Malley. This will be the fourth class to be enshrined, with 11 nominations being added to the newly founded sports hall of fame.

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District forecasts recruitment challenges

By Marcus Clem As the St. Joseph School District sets to work on hiring teachers and staff this summer, it faces a challenge. Assistant Superintendent Brian Kraus told the Board of Education this week that he does not have specific numbers on the effort to hire employees for the 2024-25 year, but that the “applicant

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