Pictured: Woman using lancet on finger for checking blood sugar level by glucose meter.
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Scientific police officer examining traces of a gun in ballistic laboratory.
Environmental engineers work at water source to check for contaminants in water sources and analysing water test results.
South Science and Technology Magnet students show off their skills in diagnosing and problem solving
Some fifth and sixth-grade enrichment students took on the task of creating a scaled-down version of a computer numerical control machine, which is used to cut out shapes in materials. But the catch is that each of their kits has some problems with it, so the students have to put their engineer caps on to diagnose and find the solution.
Tests are conducted every month on the first Wednesday. In the event of an actual emergency, the sirens are an indication that persons in the affected area should go indoors and tune to local news media for additional information and instructions on emergency actions to be taken.
Allen County Public Health says that test kits may have a shelf life that is dependent on when the COVID test was manufactured. If left past for four to six months or even more, depending on the maker, it could cause the test kit to not deliver an accurate result in COVID detection. Allen County Public Health wants to remind residents to check their test kits as soon as they can.
The City of Lima’s Human Resources Department and the Civil Service Board are teaming up to help get people to fill some needed positions. They will be holding two workshops on July 26th at the Lima Public Library to focus on what it takes to get a civil service position in the city. During the workshop, they will be talking about open positions in the city. Plus, they will also discuss test taking and how to prepare for the test which officials believe is a barrier for people applying for city jobs.
Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to All Concerned? Will it Build GOODWILL and Better Friendships? Will it Be BENEFICIAL to All Concerned? This is what Rotarians base their service on and each year hold a speech contest for scholarships. Today the top three winners presented their essays. The first-place winner centered the interpretation around parents and how they need to take a step back and look around.
The UNOH Event Center the location of a drive-thru COVID-19 testing site on Monday. The medical group provided PCR tests at no cost to anyone that drove through. The group says it’s just important to offer services like this to residents during the pandemic.