'I think we're ready for anything': Teachers reflect on pandemic as school year starts
MUNCIE, Ind. — After local school districts abruptly shifted to virtual learning in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers and students spent the summer with shutdown orders and mask mandates in place.
When it came time to return for the 2020-21 school year, there were plenty of unknowns, ranging from desk spacing and masks to virtual learning assignments and quarantine.
To find out how COVID-19 impacted local classrooms, The Star Press spoke with six teachers from Muncie, Yorktown and Delaware Community schools. Here's how COVID-19 has changed the way they teach and what they're hopeful for in the 2021-22 school year:
COVID-19 creates a physical barrier
Every year, just before school starts, teachers head to their rooms to decorate and prepare for incoming students.
With COVID-19, that might have been less fun in August 2020, as teachers scrambled to deep clean, rearrange desks and furniture and ensure there was plenty of hand sanitizer.
One of the first major hurdles was to create a safe and clean space for students, and while many students opted for virtual learning for the first semester, teachers still needed to abide by social distancing guidelines.
Pam Stults, a second-grade teacher at Yorktown's Pleasant View Elementary, remembered the layout of her classroom being completely different.
"We had the desks spread from wall-to-wall, and we had three to five feet between each desk," Stults said. "That was really hard because a lot of furniture had to come out."
Along with shifting desks, Heidi Keever, a kindergarten teacher at Muncie's Grissom Elementary said she packed away shared-space materials, like learning-themed rugs and different items for group activities, which she calls "centers."
Instead of students participating in centers as a group, students would have to sit at their own desks, with their own materials. If her students did interact closely with each other, Keever said she needed to watch the time, and only allowed about 12 minutes of shared space.
Since kindergarten might have been some of her students' first introduction to school, limited interaction was a big challenge for Keever.
"Even though sometimes they get off task with those centers, they're still learning to how to socialize, they're still learning how to get along," Keever said. "That was my biggest thing last year, for me as a teacher, because I'm all about doing things together and partnering up and how to work around that."
Wearing masks for the entire school day was also new to staff and students, and while teachers felt like they were saying, "Remember to mask up," every so often, the face coverings didn't seem like too much of a deterrent, no matter the grade level.
However, balancing in-person and virtual learning became one of the biggest challenges, as teachers tried to keep students caught up.
Finding a balance in learning styles
Unlike many other schools across the country, all three of these local districts went back full-time during the pandemic. To keep students and faculty safe, the schools had contact tracing and quarantine policies in place.
This meant hundreds of students could be out of class at a time. Whether they contracted COVID-19 or they were a close contact of someone who did, those students would have to learn virtually from home for about a two-week period.
Teachers had to find a balance in connecting with students sitting in class and keeping those at home engaged.
Mike Larrabee, a Yorktown High School social studies teacher, said the key for last year was flexibility, and in the world of teaching, that's almost always been a requirement.
"You can go all the way back to when I first started teaching, there was no internet. Now 28 years later, everything has to be online," Larrabee said. "So, we had to be very flexible as a staff."
When Yorktown's district was in a hybrid learning, Larrabee said he had to find balance in his classroom between teaching students in-person, while also teaching those on a Zoom call.
For those he taught in class, Larrabee had to monitor his distance from them. As an interactive and move-around type teacher, he placed a strip of tape along the front of his room as a barrier. For students learning virtually, it felt like they weren't always understanding the material.
"I like to use a lot of humor in my class. You know, sometimes you felt like a stand-up comedian, who was just getting crickets at the club," Larrabee said. "All social studies teachers would walk out like, ‘Oh, man, I don't know. I don't know if that went or not.’ Because it's hard when you don't see facial expression or reaction."
Keeping kids up to speed was also a challenge for Amanda Lewis, a special education teacher at Del-Com's Delta Middle School. She is a moderate to severe self-contained teacher focusing on life skills and reading.
As each district shifted its materials online, Lewis had to show her 8-10 students how to use programs like Canvas. While they all returned in-person for the 2020-21 school year, many were out due to quarantines. For special education students, Lewis said routine and structure are important, and being away for weeks became a challenge.
"A lot of the behaviors that we see, like from students and specialists, we didn't get to see them, because we would be here and then we wouldn't be here," Lewis said. "They never really got to get comfortable here; and then once we hit that long stretch in the second half of the year, that's when they were actually becoming themselves."
Masks were also a challenge for her students, as they often rely on looking at an instructor's mouth when they're giving speech examples, such as how to pronounce the letter "R."
While teaching sixth-grade math and seventh-grade Project Lead the Way at MCS' Northside Middle School, wearing a mask all day was no challenge for Erica Collins.
Neither was transitioning to more online work, as she had been doing for years. Her middle school students already had embraced new technology, even when it came to math. If they preferred pencil and paper, they would simply take a photo of their work, and submit it digitally.
They were able to adapt quickly when it came to virtual learning while in quarantine, too. Because of the previous spring, students knew exactly how eLearning days worked.
"We were really aware that, especially if they were quarantined and not actively sick, I can get on a Zoom call and participate a little bit in the class, so that I'm not missing everything that's happening," Collins said. "I just think that kids really are adaptive, generally. If they feel comfortable that they know what the plan is going to be if they're not here, most of the kids really adapted fairly well."
Positives amid the pandemic
While the COVID-19 pandemic presented many challenges for the world of education, local teachers also found some positives.
As they were preparing their classrooms and curriculum this past week for the 2021-22 school year, many of them were planning to keep some methods implemented last year, especially when it came to technology.
For Larrabee, having to upload content online for both virtual and in-person students helped avoid confusion when it came to assignments and other materials.
"I didn't used to have a module for every day, but I kind of was forced into having a module for every day, and I think that organization helped students," Larrabee said.
At Delta High School, Amanda Craw was planning on doing the same with her dual-credit English class with Ball State. The class is group-work-oriented, and last year, students completed projects virtually.
While the more outgoing students really wanted in-person learning, Craw said she began to see her more shy students branch out with virtual learning.
"They did a really good job of collaborating virtually, and writing papers together with Google Docs," Craw said. "I think that more voices were heard, and I could see more input from each student that I wouldn't have been able to see."
Along with technology, Stults said connection with her students' families has strengthened during the pandemic. She feels as though they began to understand the job of a teacher.
"I think they understood that this was a challenging time," Stults said. "They really offered whatever it was they could do from a distance, whether it was organizing flyers or donating supplies. I think that was wonderful."
More normalcy in the new school year
While Stults wrapped up her rugs and spread desks apart last school year, her classroom at Pleasant View had a completely different feel after the first day of school on Aug. 4, 2021.
Along with hand sanitizer stations, furniture had returned and desks were once again in small groups. Her students were even waiting on class pets, a few Madagascar hissing cockroaches.
Both Yorktown and Del-Com students began class that Wednesday, and unlike last year, masks were optional. MCS has once again opted to require masks, at least for the beginning of the school year.
"We really had a good time, we were outside a lot. We got to have a morning meeting on the carpet, which was rolled up in in the closet last year," Stults said. "The students seemed really excited to be back and see friends."
Besides masks, things are also beginning to return to normal in terms of guest speakers, field trips and even drinking fountains. Sanitation practices will still be in place, especially with shared spaces.
At Grissom and Northside, both Keever and Collins were preparing their rooms for students. Keever had spaced desks three feet apart and placed dots on the ground for line-up at the door. This year, she's hoping since her students will be wearing masks, fewer quarantines can happen; and hopefully, she can do more group work.
"I think we're ready for anything, because we experienced pretty much everything last year," Keever said.
In a more science class-style room, Collins had two chair per table, but her seating chart would help solve that, spacing students diagonally instead of side-by-side. That way, her students aren't necessarily sharing the same air, but can still pivot and work together.
Collins has also found a way to do Zoom group work, so that even though they're not sitting next to each other, students can still collaborate.
"You always have the behavior management issues that arise with kids together, so there's sort of a double benefit to being more spaced out," Collins said. "(It) allows them to have more individual space, but it doesn't mean that you can't also work together."
While her students' opinions of masks can be a mixed-bag, she said most have no problem following the mandate, even if it's not their favorite thing to do.
"I think most kids are understanding that it protects them, and it protects other people," Collins said.
At Delta Middle School, Lewis said she felt the school board made their back-to-school plan meaningful, focusing on the needs of teachers and students. For her, the return of field trips was welcome, as they can really make a difference for those in special education.
"This year, we're going to be able to start doing that again, which I'm very excited about," Lewis said. "Twice a month, we go out and we just learn in the community, rather than learning at school. It makes it a little bit more applicable for them."
Her students also will have more hands-on work in a new life skills room. They'll also be able to reinstate the student coffee cart, where they sell cups of coffee to teachers to help fund the trips.
'It's going to be a good year'
Since all three districts were in-person learning for the entirety of the 2020-21 school year last year, they're not expecting much of a change this year.
In fact, it's almost comforting to have last year under their belts. Now students and teachers know how to handle quarantines. They know how eLearning days work. They know to keep socially distant and to mask up for the school bus or class.
And as all of them crave a more normal environment, they're each hoping to once again make an impact with their students.
"Last year, we had no discipline problems, but we also had very little joy in our students. I mean, they were almost like robots in that couldn't interact with each other," Craw said. "I'm excited to see the sparks light up in them, as they learn and collaborate and get excited about what they're doing in school, instead of just sitting by the screen."
Larrabee also is looking forward to bringing interaction back into the classroom. While he typically teaches seniors at Yorktown High School, he also leads the freshman mentoring program. Already, he said they're starving to be back together and doing fun activities.
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That connection is key between him and high schoolers, and long ago, Larrabee said, he learned that you can't just hand them an assignment or turn on a video and not connect with them.
"It's a real focus for us to talk to the students every day; not just about content, but about how they're doing, how their life's going, what they're involved in," Larrabee said. "Just making connections that way is really important."
As students head back to school, with or without masks, teachers from each district said they know there will be setbacks. But this year, they're prepared for it.
"It's going be a good year, just because we've done it before. Maybe some of these kids haven't, but as teachers we learned last year what kind of worked, what didn't work," Keever said. "We're going to have to rethink some things, I believe, because every year is a different year with these set of kids. So we'll figure it out."
Charlotte Stefanski is a reporter at The Star Press. Contact her at 765-283-5543, firstname.lastname@example.org or follow her on Twitter @CharStefanski.


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SBI Investigating Another Sewage Spill in Kinston
Posted May 14, 1998 7:00 a.m. EDT
KINSTON — The State Bureau of Investigation is looking into another sewage spill at one of Kinston's treatment plants. The latest incident occurred at the city's Northside Plant.
Officials estimate nearly 400,000 gallons of sludge poured through an open valve into the plant's aeration basin.
The SBI wants to know if any criminal misconduct was involved.
The latest spill comes just two weeks after workers discovered millions of gallons of sludge spilled out of Kinston's Peachtree plant.
Kinston has been plagued with spills and other problems with its aging water treatment system in recent months.


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A work of culinary art
LAST week I wrote that we were heading down to Brisbane to sample all things delectable.
We are visiting our suppliers of overseas gourmet products to sample the European Christmas products that have just arrived.
On Monday we visited a French patisserie in Ascot for some pastry indulgence and I wasn't disappointed. I had a traditional lemon meringue pie. This perfect pie was a 'special occasion' dessert when we were kids.
Now we see them everywhere, great high domes of egg white nothing sitting on sickly sweet manufactured lemon curd and pre-fab pastry.
These great pretenders have ruined what was once a work of culinary art. Lemon meringue pie needs to be made at home with the love and respect it deserves.
The pie crust is sweet, short and slightly crispy, the curd should be tart and buttery and the meringue a light marshmallow nutty flavour. It's not a difficult pie to make, you just need to be organised.
LEMON MERINGUE PIE
- 225g (1 1/2 cups) plain flour
- 2 tbsp icing sugar mixture
- 125g butter, chilled, coarsely chopped
- 2 1/2 tbsp iced water
- 50g (1/3 cup) cornflour
- 125ml (1/2 cup) water
- 250ml (1 cup) fresh lemon juice
- 430g (2 cups) caster sugar
- 60g butter, coarsely chopped
- 4 eggs, separated
- Sift the flour and icing sugar into a large bowl.
- Use your fingertips to rub the butter into the flour mixture until it resembles fine breadcrumbs.
- Add the water and use a round bladed knife to stir until a dough forms.
- Use your hands to bring the dough together in the bowl.
- Turn onto a sheet of non stick baking paper and roll out to a 5mm thick disc.
- Use the pastry to line a 23cm (base measurement) pie dish. Trim excess pastry. Cover the pastry with baking paper.
- Place in the fridge for 30 minutes to rest.
- Preheat oven to 180°C. Fill the lined dish with pastry weights or rice. Bake in oven for 15 minutes.
- Remove the paper and pastry weights or rice. Bake for a further 15-20 minutes or until crisp and golden. Set aside to cool completely.
- Meanwhile, to make the lemon filling, combine the cornflour, water, lemon juice and half the sugar in a saucepan.
- Use a balloon whisk to stir over medium heat for 4 minutes or until the mixture boils and thickens.
- Continue to cook, stirring constantly, for a further 1 minute.
- Remove from heat. Whisk in butter and egg yolks. Transfer to a bowl.
- Cover with plastic wrap and place in the fridge for 3 hours or until cooled completely.
- Preheat oven to 190°C. Use an electric beater to beat the egg whites in a clean, dry bowl until soft peaks form.
- Gradually add the remaining sugar, 1 tablespoonful at a time until the mixture is thick and glossy.
- Spread the filling over the base of the pastry case. Spoon over the meringue mixture and spread to the edge of the pastry.
- Use the back of a spoon to create peaks.
- Bake in oven for 5 minutes or until the meringue peaks are light golden. Set aside to cool completely. Serve.


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Collecting valuable items is certainly not an easy job but once it is usually your hobby next it won’t become difficult at almost all especially if a person know very well what you want, where to get hold of the items, you experience the perseverance to be able to collect and almost all importantly if a person have the funds to pay for the items. If you are usually still starting this particular hobby, it is definitely best if you know what you would like to be able to collect. You can easily start getting individuals items that you might be fond of, regarding example, for anyone who is fond of the sports activity of baseball next start collecting snowboarding cards or in case you are attached to playing poker and then start gathering individuals playing cards. When you already have got a set and you want to expand it, why don’t start together with inexpensive but interesting items from all-around the world? Below are the top items which are sought after by collectors coming from all around typically the globe:
1 . Dvd disks. Start with your favorite movie star’s unique DVDs. I understand that with typically the existence in the Internet these days one can easily download a movie online for free but if you want in order to start a brand of the favorite movie star’s movie why not really collect the first DVDs? It’s worthwhile every penny you needed pay. Store your DVD collection aside from direct warmth of the sunlight or from wet area to steer clear of ruining the DIGITAL VIDEO DISC.
second . Playing Credit cards. For those those people who are fond of using poker or cards games starting a playing cards series would be fascinating for you. You could check out on the internet to purchase enjoying cards from most over the entire world.
3. disney vinyl figures and even Novels. To start some sort of collection of ebooks and novels a person can sort that by your favored author or by the type of book that you are interested in looking at. For anyone who is interested throughout mystery then start with those Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew books, if youâre fond of intimate stories you will collect Mills plus Boons etc. Beginning a book series is very fun. An individual can purchase publications and novels both online or from your local bookstores.
four. Shirts. Collecting this specific item can be addictive. You may start by picking out shirts according to colors, once might completed all of the shades in the shade wheel you may then start collecting shirts according to company, size and so forth
Accumulating items can be fun and even educational. If the child is displaying indications of interest within collecting items and then support him.

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New camera improves shot quality, better Wi-Fi connectivity
At Sony's CES press conference, the company announced a refresh of the α5000 camera. The new Sony α5000 camera (model ILCE-5000) is what Sony calls the "world's lightest interchangeable lens camera to feature the convenience of Wi-Fi connectivity." The new camera features a 20.1MP APS-C sensor, coupled with Sony's Bionz X processor.
On-board Wi-Fi capabilities give consumers one-touch connection with Xperia or NFC-compatible Android smartphones or tablets for instant image transfer and sharing. A single touch also activates Smart Remote Control, linking the camera with a smartphone or tablet to view shots, and fire the shutter from a distance.
For devices without NFC one-touch capabilities, users can wirelessly transfer images and videos and activate Smart Remote Control with the α5000 camera through Sony's PlayMemories Mobile application, available for the iOS and Android platforms. The new model has a new grip, and tiltable LCD screen that can flip upwards up to 180 degrees. A lever on the camera body allows for fingertip adjustment of the camera's optical zoom.
The new camera is compatible with assortment of E-mount interchangeable lenses, which now includes a new version of the SEL55210 lens (E55-210mm, F4.5-6.3 OSS), identical in optics to the existing silver 55-210mm E-mount zoom lens. In total, 22 different lenses (including converters) are now available for Sony's E-mount system, with several premium models available from Carl Zeiss and G Series Lenses.
The Sony α5000 compact interchangeable lens camera will be available in March in silver, black and white for about $600 in a kit with a 16-50mm motorized zoom lens. The new, black-finish E 55-210mm (SEL55210) zoom lens will be available separately in March for about $350.


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The secret to an amazing DIY balloon display is the right foundation. This Small Balloon Backdrop Grid makes it simple to create shapes, patterned backgrounds, and custom letters and numbers. Assemble the easy snap base, inflate your balloons with air, and begin to arrange your design. The possibilities are endless and you can use and reuse the stand for future parties to come!
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- 4ft wide x 3ft tall when assembled
- 2 water weight bases
- 6 plastic poles
- 4 pole connectors
- 12 plastic grids
- 8 pieces of adhesive tape
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- Assembly required
- Requires approximately 110 5in latex balloons
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Latest "Marine sniper" stories
The new Marine scored 248 out of a possible 250 on Table 1 of the Marine Corps Rifle Qualification and followed it by a perfect 100 on Table 2.
By Philip Athey
She is slated as a ground intelligence officer, which is generally consider a track route for future reconnaissance or sniper platoon commanders.
Marine snipers could have them in their inventory as soon as June.
Two soldiers recently took top honors in the Marine Corps Scout Sniper Course.

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The HRT Business Activities
The main reason for establishing the HRT "Social Enterprise" is to create business activities that will provide revenue surplus (profits) which will be utilised to fund our current "Social Purpose" programmes. This is to limit the dependence on the yearly, eratic and unpredictable scramble to secure "grant funding" from government and bussiness, which makes "sustainability impossible.
The HRT has done extensive research into various business opportunities that are both socially oriented and commercially viable providing the cash flow to enable long term sustainability.
The selection criteria was based on our "Number ONE" concept.
O - Organic
N - Natural
E - Ethical
In addition we focused on "food security", "jobs", "revenue generation", "nutrition", "health and wellness" and the environment (carbon footprint of our centres).
This resulted in a business strategy that integrates 3 business activities;
- The HRT Growing Clusters - home gardens, community gardens, small scale farms producing fresh produce
- The HRT Processing Centre - processing of fresh produce
- The "Rainbow of Hope" SHOP - focus on organic, natural and ethical products.
The SHOP is scheduled to open in June 2013.

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Pavilion Plaza, a community shopping center in Garden Grove, has been purchased by Bonutto-Hofer Investments of Newport Beach for $21.6 million.
The 265,000-square-foot center was sold by Watkins Commercial Properties of Tustin.
Built 28 years ago at the corner of Chapman Avenue and Brookhurst Street, the center had recently been renovated.
Bonutto-Hofer specializes in buying and managing shopping centers for investors.
The center is anchored by what the firm says was the prototype for the Pavilion’s supermarkets, run by Vons. Other tenants: Sav-On Drug Store, clothier T.J. Maxx and Music Plus.


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Awakening the bird songs. Opening the petals of cherry blossoms. Tickling the laughing hearts of daffodils and waiting for the tulips to initiate their multicolored splendor.
It’s spring and spring is my favorite season.
To me, spring is a celebration of the flowers and bird songs cheering us on to new possibilities. It’s new and optimistic. Really. The world is optimistic in spring. It doesn’t matter whether your crocuses have bloomed in the same spot for years. Today the flowers are new. You have never seen these flowers before. The surprise daffodil that bursts into flower days before the others brings smiles. The small buds on the tree are reminding you that full green leaves will soon be rippling in the winds.
Spring reminds us it’s time to embrace our new ideas. It’s time to start new projects and look at our continuing projects, business and life with new eyes.
What new projects, ideas or changes do you want to make?
Are there new ideas and new ventures you’d like to explore?
Do you have ideas and plans tickling the back of your mind ready to come forward and inspire you to expand your horizons? Tune in to see what delights, inspires and fulfills you. Play bigger and branch out in new ways that seem to be calling your name. Spring is the perfect time to luxuriate in the light of new ideas, forgotten dreams and rich possibilities. Of course, spring is not only about your dreams.
Its also the perfect time to spring into action.
Here’s a fun way to celebrate and engage new possibilities
Engage New Possibilities
This practice evolves over six weeks.
Use the time to do constructive daydreaming that leads to actions.
Take 15 minutes each day. Set this time aside for daydreaming.
Have coffee or tea. Give yourself room.
Don’t sit at your desk, or behind piles of paper or tasks at hand. Sit with a view towards the garden or the city skyline. Look out towards something grand and inspiring. Have your coffee and relax a bit. Breathe fully and let yourself be in the rich moment of now.
Next, imagine the new ideas you’d like to do. Let the ideas roll.
Think about new projects or new business ideas you have. Ask yourself if they will delight and inspire you. Re-examine your past ideas for your business, your personal life and your creative side. Delight in pure joyful exploration.
See what shows up on your inner screen and honor it. Don’t be too hasty to dismiss your ideas. Let them flow. You may have new ideas that are still in their infancy. You may remember projects that are coming back to tantalize you again. The timing may be right for them now.
Savor your creative flow. This is the Engage New Possibilities part of this practice. At first, you want to flow with ideas, clarifications and delightful temptations. You don’t have to do anything yet. You’re engaging the new possibilities. Let them reveal themselves to you.
Take notes only if you’re inspired. This is not a ‘to do’ list. It’s a possibilities list. Flow with the creative, juicy side of yourself and let your imagination, intuition and wild side flow.
Enjoy and savor the creative flow. Follow it wherever it takes you. Sometimes people stop the flow too soon. They want the practical side to get their plans in action. Sometimes people dismiss the fantasy part and think it’s impossible. Don’t bother with either. Let spring’s joy fill you with possibilities.
I’d love to hear what you’re experiencing in Engage New Possibilities Practice.
And if you are filled with ideas, choices and possibilities already, and want my guidance, psychic input and coaching, email me or call me and we can set up a time to explore where inspiration is leading you and how to play in the energy of your possibilities.
The next post, Spring Into Action Practice is about the actions you may or may not take once you Engage New Possibilities. Stay tuned!


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Just a fun project which I had to do to see if this system really works. Cut on the band saw in a continuous spiral
movement at a 5 degree angle. Found that plywood is a bit springy and will try it again with a 10 degree cut to get a firmer grip when pressed open. This is first attempt, maybe a pattern or inlay would take the plain look of the finish but it is another piece of my plywood pile used up. Cheers.
-- Bob C, Australia. Your best teacher is your last mistake.

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Bangladesh Ordnance Factories
|Bengali: বাংলাদেশ সমরাস্ত্র কারখানা|
|Founded||April 6, 1970|
|Products||Firearms, Artillery, Fuses, Detonators, Explosives.|
The establishment of a rifle factory and small-arms ammunition plant began in 1968 with the technical and financial assistance of the People's Republic of China. The facility was inaugurated on 6 April 1970. Although it suffered considerable damage during the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971, its capabilities have been restored and expanded since.
In 1982-1983 BMR (Balancing, Modernization, Replacement) works started which was completed in 1987. After the BMR the yearly production target of the factory was determined to be 2500 rifles and 15 million ammunition per annum. Project on establishment of ‘Automatic Assault Rifle BD-08’ factory was under taken in 2004-2005 and it was successfully implemented in the year 2008.
Initially BOF was set up with technologies machines, equipment and support facilities from China, but gradually technology transfers from Austria, Australia, Belgium, Germany & Italy were added. BOF now boasts a mix of conventional and state of the art computerized controlled processes/systems for manufacturing.
Bangladesh Ordnance Factories currently operates the following factories.
- Small Arms Manufacturing Factory
- Small Arms Ammunition Factory
- Ball, Tracer, Blank and API ammunition for Rifle, SMG, LMG and HMG Manufacturing Factory
- Rifles Manufacturing Factory
- Machine Gun Manufacturing Factory
- Grenade Manufacturing Factory
- Missile Manufacturing Factory
- Artillery Ammunition Factory
- Tools Manufacturing Plant
The products of Bangladesh Ordnance Factory are as follows:
- BD-08 assault rifle
- BD-14 light machine Gun
- BD-15 GPMG
- Type 56 semi automatic rifle
- Type 56 assault rifle - Licensed Product
- FN-16 MANPAD - Under ToT
- Arges-84 Grenade
- 60MM Mortar Shell - Under ToT
- 81MM Mortar Shell - Under ToT
- 122MM Unguided Rocket Shell - Under Licensed Product
- "History". Bangladesh Ordnance Factories. 29 September 2019.
- "The South Asian Military Handbook" (PDF). Central Intelligence Agency. August 1973.
- "B.O.F. - About Us". Archived from the original on 2012-07-23. Retrieved 2010-10-24.
- "Capabilities". bof.gov.bd. Archived from the original on 2019-05-06. Retrieved 2019-08-30.


TRCP Releases Report on Recreation Opportunity on Private Lands
Report highlights access projects in 15 states and success of the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program
(Washington D.C.)—The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership today released a report on the wide-ranging recreational opportunities that are available on private land thanks to the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program.
The report features projects in 15 states across the United States, highlighting success stories of how VPA-HIP has improved hunting, fishing, bird watching, camping, and other outdoor recreation activities. REI Co-op provided funding for the report.
“This report showcases the best of the best when it comes to expanding opportunity for all Americans to access our outdoors,” said Whit Fosburgh, president and CEO of the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. “This report looks at the innovative ways in which the Program is being used to boost access across the country, particularly in states where a shortage of public access to wildlife-dependent recreation is reaching crisis proportions.”
“This report helps to highlight the creative ways landowners and agencies are working together to increase access to the outdoors across America,” said Taldi Harrison, Government Affairs Manager, REI Co-op. “Increased access to outdoor recreation on private lands also helps boost the outdoor recreation economy that supports rural jobs across America.”
Championed by the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership’s founder, Jim Range, VPA- HIP helps states to create innovative ways of incentivizing private landowners to open their lands to the public for wildlife-dependent recreation.
Established and funded through the 2008, 2014, and 2018 Farm Bills, VPA-HIP makes grants to states and tribes to increase public access to private lands for hunting, fishing, and other forms of outdoor recreation. VPA-HIP funding is also utilized to provide technical resources and assistance to landowners for wildlife habitat improvement and enhancement projects. The program also allows states to assume liability, alleviating a roadblock for many landowners to open their lands to the public.
“As Congress eyes the next Farm Bill, it’s imperative that they increase investment in Farm Bill conservation programs,” said Andrew Earl, Director of Private Lands Conservation at the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership. “VPA-HIP is the single best federal tool for increasing recreational access on private lands, and this report shows its proven track record across the U.S.”
This World Water Week, there seems to be even more at stake for clean water and fish habitat
Today marks the end of World Water Week, a global event created to raise the profile of water resource challenges in every corner of our planet. We’re also nearing the end of a summer that promises to be memorable, if not infamous, for years to come. It’s a good opportunity for all sportsmen and women to stand together on the shore, look toward the horizon, and take stock of where we are in our efforts to improve water resources and fish habitat for future generations.
Here are six water issues we’re watching as the next season unfolds.
Pebble Mine Poised to Fail?
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced this week that it will not permit the Pebble Mine in southwest Alaska as it is currently proposed. The Corps released its decision finding the project “could have substantial environmental impacts within the unique Bristol Bay watershed.” We’ll be watching to see if the EPA follows suit to stop the Pebble Mine once and for all. There is no safe way to advance this project and preserve the region’s clean water and outdoor recreation economy.
A Watering Down of the Clean Water Act
First, we fought tooth and nail to keep the EPA from eliminating Clean Water Act protections for 50 percent of the nation’s stream miles and 40 percent of wetlands, like the prairie potholes of the Upper Midwest. During that debate, proponents of the administration’s new rule governing which waters are covered by the Act argued that the states could use their authority to protect the headwaters and wetlands that the federal government would no longer regulate.
Now, the EPA has quietly changed another Clean Water Act rule that allows states to do just that. What is noteworthy from an administration that usually champions states’ rights is how this rule removes state power—not to mention the blow that it deals to fish and waterfowl habitat. We’ll be monitoring the legal challenges to this rulemaking and will continue to stand with partners to oppose the dismantling of bedrock conservation laws.
What’s Next for the Boundary Waters
In a story that has echoes of the Pebble Mine saga, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has been waffling on its commitment to a thorough environmental review of proposed copper-nickel mining upstream of Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Last fall, we partnered with Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters in questioning whether Secretary Perdue would fulfill promises made at his Senate confirmation hearing and allow the science to show that this is no place for a mine. We’ll be closely tracking legislation that has been proposed to permanently protect the incredible habitat and outdoor recreation opportunities provided by these public lands.
This Shrinking Farm Bill Program’s Impact on Stream Buffers
The Conservation Reserve Program may be one of the Farm Bill’s most popular and well-known conservation initiatives, but troubling changes to how the program is administered has slowed or prevented enrollment—leaving would-be conservation acres on the table. One of the ways that CRP benefits fish and wildlife habitat is by incentivizing landowners to create stream buffers that help keep toxic runoff out of our waterways. The TRCP is actively engaged with the Farm Service Agency to push for updates that will help max out CRP acres and put more conservation on the ground.
Reducing the Dead Zone in Chesapeake Bay
Though Pennsylvanians may need to sit in their fair share of traffic to reach the striper blitzes of the Chesapeake Bay, they are critical to lessening the nutrient load that makes its way downstream, threatening fish, wildlife, and water quality in the Bay. The state is way behind on its goal of reducing the amount of nitrogen it releases into Chesapeake waters, and legislators have signaled that they may freeze or redirect conservation funding that is necessary to help make up the difference. We’ll be warning policymakers under mounting pressure to deal with COVID-19 impacts that this is not the time to cut job-creating investments in water quality projects.
Safeguarding “America’s Salmon Forest”
The Forest Service is soon expected to issue a final decision on a proposal that would eliminate conservation safeguards for 9.2 million acres of roadless public lands in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest—the largest national forest in the U.S. and the world’s largest remaining temperate rainforest. This rollback would negatively affect waterways that sustain salmon as well as Sitka black-tailed deer, black and brown bear, moose, and Roosevelt elk. We’ll be advocating for keeping the national Roadless Rule in place in Alaska to safeguard undeveloped and intact habitats.
Restoring Native Grasses Could Lessen the Plight of the Bobwhite
Why isn’t the USDA leaning more heavily on native grassland restoration to save this and other iconic species?
“I haven’t seen one of them around here in years.” Whether you’re talking to farmers or wingshooters, this statement about bobwhite quail is as familiar and repeated as the bird’s distinct whistle: bob-WHITE! bob-WHITE!
Across Texas rangelands and southeastern pine forests historically ample quail habitat has declined over the last half century. Unfortunately, the story of bobwhites—once one of the most important game species in North America—is representative of a greater issue all too common in the world of wildlife conservation. The iconic game bird has effectively been forced into a patchwork of suitable habitat, all but removing our opportunities to chase that distinct whistle across the bird’s historic range.
Ornithologists at Cornell University have labeled the bobwhite quail a common bird in steep decline, an appropriate moniker given their finding of a steady 4-percent annual population decline—that’s an 85-percent drop since 1966.
The “why” of it all is well agreed upon at this point: land conversion. The steady creep of development, monoculture cropland, edge-to-edge farming, and pesticide use has contributed to the slow-motion erosion of the diverse habitat required to sustain populations of bobwhites.
The below graph by the National Bobwhite Conservation Initiative illustrates the trend.
Part of the challenge facing species recovery efforts is that gentleman bob has very particular tastes when it comes to habitat. Quail are ground-nesting birds that require a mix of seasonal vegetation. During colder months, coveys huddle in dense shrubs and grasses, and in the spring and summer, they opt to nest, forage, and brood in tall forbs and grasses that provide lush groundcover, shade, and security from predators. Quail need to feed on a diversity of seeds, fruits, and bugs in these grasses but escape to woody brush when they catch the eye of a hungry predator—all within 12 inches of the ground.
Understanding the fastidious nature of bobwhites is essential to the successful establishment of sustainable quail habitat. This has led groups like NBCI, which leads the way on bobwhite recovery, to support the adoption of native grasses into grassland restoration. In 2018, the TRCP worked with several of our partners to include official language encouraging the use of native grasses for the very first time in established Farm Bill conservation practices.
But that work is far from done. This provision was included in a Committee Report, which establishes a degree of congressional intent, but it holds little more weight than a suggestion as the U.S. Department of Agriculture moves ahead with implementation of the Farm Bill. Currently, several private land conservation programs only support the establishment of the “lowest practicable cost perennial conserving use cover crop”—whether native or non-native—which may sustain some species and benefit soil health, but is not guaranteed to provide the quality cover habitat required by bobwhite populations.
For these reasons, the TRCP was proud to join a handful of our conservation partners to become part of the Native Grasslands Alliance. Together, we’ll coordinate policy and communications efforts in support of increasing the adoption of native grasses and vegetation on both working and retired public and private lands.
The establishment of native vegetation is not only critical to the recovery of bobwhites, but also to address collapsing populations of songbirds, monarch butterflies, and other pollinators in recent years. The continued reliance upon introduced grasses in USDA programs runs counter to other ongoing efforts to restore these species. It begs the question: Is the public interest being accounted for when native grasses are forgone for the sake of economic ease?
One thing can be sure, a return to the huntable bobwhite populations of years past will not be achieved without a sea change in how American agriculture approaches grassland conservation and restoration.
One of the Farm Bill’s Most Popular Conservation Programs Is Losing Ground
Here’s how current administration of the conservation reserve program is leading to shrinking acreage and fewer habitat benefits across private lands
Each year, millions of American sportsmen and women hunt turkeys, quail, pheasants, deer, and other game species on private lands enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, one of the most widely recognized voluntary private land conservation programs in the Farm Bill. In the 35 years since its inception, the CRP has become one of the most successful programs, as well, providing a host of benefits to wildlife, farmers, ranchers, and sportsmen alike.
In addition to improving soil, water, and habitat health, the CRP has become an economic support for rural communities and serves an important risk management function for enrolled landowners. Unfortunately, the current administration of the program has led to the hemorrhaging of baseline acreage, which threatens to unwind years of accrued conservation benefits.
The 2018 Farm Bill made a handful of changes to the CRP to ensure that enrollment could grow from 24 million to 27 million acres incrementally over the life of the five-year bill. Then, in late 2019, the Farm Service Agency announced guidance revising the management of CRP enrollment in the coming years.
This is typical following the passage of a Farm Bill and allows the agency to use its discretion to ensure that the program remains a practical tool for interested landowners. However, in reviewing the FSA’s changes, the TRCP and several of our partner organizations have grown concerned with two things: changes to rental rate calculations and the elimination of valuable cost shares.
Previously, the FSA would take into account the soil productivity of given acreage when determining rental rates. Now, the local county rental average is the sole factor in determining the annual rental rate for CRP—ignoring the various conditions that contribute to the value of a tract of land.
Further, the agency eliminated cost shares for the mid-contract management of CRP lands—this means that landowners are compensated for the land being out of production but not for upkeep. Program contracts last ten to 15 years, and conservation practices, particularly those on sensitive lands, require maintenance over time to safeguard their conservation value. By removing this support but continuing to require that the work be done, the FSA puts landowners in the position of facing additional expenses that will play out over the life of their contract.
The TRCP and others warned that weakening the economic support for CRP landowners could affect landowner interest and result in the program leaking acreage. And this is something we were watching as the agency proceeded in holding a General CRP sign-up from December to February 2020.
Two Steps Forward, Three Steps Back
In mid-March, the FSA announced that the agency succeeded in enrolling 3.4 million acres into the program. Unfortunately, 5.4 million acres currently in the program will expire just as those contracts go into effect.
Here’s how this all shakes out:
22.5 million acres—or 2 million acres below the 24.5-million-acre cap—were enrolled in CRP as of December 2019 + 3.4 million acres enters CRP in October 2020 – 5.4 million acres expire by October 2020 20.5 million total acres—4.5 million acres below the 25-million-acre cap—will be enrolled in CRP as of October 2020
This more than doubles the current acreage shortfall, and another 7 million acres is set to expire by October 2021. [It’s important to note that sign-ups are still ongoing for the continuous CRP, as well as CRP Grasslands, Clean Lakes Estuaries and Rivers (CLEAR), and the Soil Health and Income Protection Program (SHIPP), but enrollment in these programs will not make up the growing acreage shortfall.]
The Farmer’s Balance Sheet
An increasing acreage shortfall is concerning, particularly given that this should have been a banner year for CRP sign-ups. Enrollment in the program typically has an inverse relationship with crop prices, and between weather events that shortened growing seasons and trade disputes harming export markets, farmers have faced a tough couple of years. In fact, USDA agricultural projections have anticipated that lower corn, soy, and wheat prices would drive the CRP to meet its rising cap.
So why didn’t more landowners seize the opportunity to enroll in the most recent sign-up? Simply put, the financial incentives offered by the FSA just didn’t cut it.
A host of variables go into how a farmer plans their land use to ensure that they can keep the lights on and gas in the tractor. If the incentives and rental rates offered by the FSA aren’t competitive, it makes more sense for a landowner to plant potential CRP lands or rent them out to a neighboring farmer.
We’ve heard numerous calls for the FSA to re-open the sign-up and give more landowners the chance to enroll acreage. However, if the product they are offering isn’t attracting interest in the first place, keeping their doors open for a few more weeks isn’t going to address the problem. With that in mind, in early April, the TRCP joined with several of our partner organizations in making recommendations to the FSA to grow landowner interest in the program.
Among the recommendations, we suggested restoring mid-contract cost shares as well as the consideration of soil productivity in rental rates. We also asked for a published timeline of general CRP sign-up periods to give landowners all the information necessary to make informed decisions about their lands.
What You Can Do
USDA Secretary Perdue has said publicly that he intends for the FSA to keep pace with the new CRP enrollment cap, and we are committed to helping that happen. The TRCP, alongside our partners, is working to ensure that the program continues to be an American conservation success story, but we could use your help.
Please visit crpworks.org and add your name to the list of sportsmen, landowners, and concerned citizens fighting for the future of private land conservation.
$49M Will Expand Recreational Access on Private Land
Because we could all use some good news right now
This month, the Natural Resource Conservation Service at the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it would invest nearly $49 million in projects to enhance public access for outdoor recreation, including hunting and fishing, on private land across 26 states. These awards are made possible by the Farm Bill’s Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program, or VPA-HIP, which is the only federal conservation program that helps private landowners open their property to public access.
Ultimately, this could be a down payment on hunter recruitment where lack of access is a major barrier for beginners. In some places, the funding will be focused on lands near metropolitan areas or improving online resources to market these opportunities.
But don’t forget the “hip” part of this program: Dollars can also be used to improve wildlife habitat, which could boost game populations across the entire landscape. This will be done in wetland, upland, grassland, forest, and stream habitats with the most recent round of funding.
These advances for access and habitat highlight the need to continue investing in VPA-HIP in the next five-year Farm Bill, which is already something we’re prioritizing with our conservation partners.
Here are the 26 states gaining more ground, how much will be spent, and what types of habitat will benefit.
$1.18 million to expand the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Landowner Relations Program, which provides financial incentives to private landowners who provide the public with opportunities to hunt and fish on their land.
$2.1 million to enhance hunting access and waterfowl habitat on rice fields neighboring nearby National Wildlife Refuges and state Wildlife Management Areas.
$1.2 million to expand the state’s Walk-In Access program for small- and big-game hunters.
$1.9 million will fund the lease of farm and forest land to expand opportunities for dove hunting in the state’s Wildlife Management Area Public Access Program.
$900,000 will fund the enrollment of additional hunting and fishing acres into the state’s Access Yes! Program, as well as jumpstart the creation of a Teton Valley Wildlife Viewing Project.
$2 million will expand the Illinois Recreational Access Program with a focus on metropolitan areas and the enrollment of wetland easements.
$750,000 will fund the strategic enrollment of acreage into the state’s Access Program Providing Land Enhancements (APPLE) initiative.
$1.5 million will help expand the Iowa Habitat and Access Program (IHAP).
$2.1 million will fund the expansion of incentive payments and lease options made available to landowners to open public access and improve wildlife habitat.
$850,000 will fund agency efforts to create a new access program with a focus on dove fields and wetland easements.
$1.6 million to expand the state’s Hunting Access Program (HAP), specifically to provide sharptail grouse and deer hunting opportunities.
$2.5 million to boost incentives for landowners to enroll in Minnesota’s Walk-In Access program.
$2.23 million will go to the Missouri Outdoor Recreation Access Program (MRAP) for private landowners willing to allow access and improve wildlife habitat on their farm, ranch, and forest lands.
$1.89 million to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to provide more walk-in hunting access on previously inaccessible acres with high-quality game bird habitats.
$3 million to expand walk-in access and improve habitat on acreage within Nebraska’s Open Fields and Waters (OFW) program.
$1 million will go to the Santa Clara Pueblo Tribe to support access restoration and improved fishing opportunities on the Rio Grande.
$1.83 million will support the newly created Ohio Public Access for Wildlife (OPAW) program, opening acres to hunting, trapping, and wildlife viewing across the state.
$3 million will support expansion of the Oklahoma Land Access Program (OLAP) near metropolitan areas and establish an online database of private acres open for access.
$2.86 million will support expansion of existing public access programs and facilitate the reenrollment of access on expiring VPA-HIP acreage.
$668,361 will support fishing access via Pennsylvania’s Public Fishing Access and Conservation Easement Program.
$469,476 in funds will facilitate the growth of the state’s Public Waterfowl Lottery Hunts Program to support more duck blinds on private land.
$2.18 million will support expanded hunting opportunities as well as new access to state fisheries from across private lands.
$1.83 million will support the expansion of existing public hunting programs, increasing both available acreage and days. The funds will also increase maintenance capacity across state-leased fishing access sites.
$2.998 million will facilitate growth of Virginia’s Public Access Lands for Sportsmen program and provide additional financial support to enrolled landowners seeking to improve wildlife habitat.
$2.74 million will build upon existing state recreational access programs and support habitat restoration on enrolled lands.
$1.91 million will support wetland and grassland restoration in southern counties and support financial incentives for landowners to enroll acreage in the state’s Turkey Hunting Access Program.
$1.54 million will support enrollment and habitat restoration on acreage in the state’s Access Yes Program, plus other lands and habitat programs.
Is your state on the list? Leave us a comment if you use walk-in access programs where you live.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
CHEERS TO CONSERVATION
Theodore Roosevelt’s experiences hunting and fishing certainly fueled his passion for conservation, but it seems that a passion for coffee may have powered his mornings. In fact, Roosevelt’s son once said that his father’s coffee cup was “more in the nature of a bathtub.” TRCP has partnered with Afuera Coffee Co. to bring together his two loves: a strong morning brew and a dedication to conservation. With your purchase, you’ll not only enjoy waking up to the rich aroma of this bolder roast—you’ll be supporting the important work of preserving hunting and fishing opportunities for all.


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Demonstrators march from Downing Street to Trafalgar Square earlier this month to protest against rises in energy bills. Photograph: Guy Smallman/Getty Images
In a wave of cost-of-living demonstrations timed to coincide with the rise in gas and electricity unit prices that would lead bills to soar, UK homeowners are prepared to burn their utility bills on fire on Saturday.
Numerous rallies will be held from Plymouth to Aberdeen as part of what organizers predict will be the largest nationwide protests against the economic crisis, which this week worsened due to the chaos on the money market and the impending increase in mortgage rates. Postal and railway workers will also go on strike.
People are anticipated to burn their energy bills in Birmingham, Bradford, Brighton, and London on the day the government’s $150 billion energy price guarantee takes effect, allowing average household bills to increase to £2,500 year from $1,971.
The supporters of Don’t Pay UK, a grassroots initiative that has gathered nearly 200,000 commitments from homeowners willing to cancel their direct debits until the government does more to safeguard the poorest households, are among those brandishing lighters.
In an effort to maximize impact, the protests are coordinated by numerous community organizations and labor unions. They arrive as families discuss whether turning on the heater is affordable as nighttime temperatures drop into the single digits.
The postal workers’ union, CWU, is supporting the Enough is Enough campaign, which is holding 28 rallies. Events are being held by the campaign group Don’t Pay in 18 towns and cities as it spreads through more than 400 WhatsApp groups. Other campaign organizations including Insulate Britain, Just Stop Oil, and Extinction Rebellion are also participating.
“People are completely outraged about how severe and immediately material the effects will be on their living standards and how transparently unfair they are,” said Franklin Dawson, 29, a graduate student and part of a Don’t Pay group in Lewisham that has run a street stall in recent weeks. “People are upset about what this is doing to communities around them.”
Although the higher-rate income tax cuts implemented by Downing Street have caused confusion in the currency and bond markets, it is unclear whether the movement can exert political pressure comparable to that of the successful 1990 poll tax protests.
When one million individuals sign up, Don’t Pay plans to start a utility payment strike, however as of right now, it has only reached 20% of its goal. While some of the organizers are union or left-leaning political activists, folks who have never been to a demonstration are also attending. According to a campaign source, 33,000 people have offered to serve as organizers.
Carpenter Paul Bentick, 65, of Liverpool intends to attend his first protest when he joins the Enough is Enough march there. Despite being in a secure financial situation, he claimed to be demonstrating because “I feel for other people.” A cab driver told him about Enough is Enough.
“The working class gets pushed further and further,” he said. “It’s like Dickens’ days for some people. When they announced the tax cut it was the straw that broke the camel’s back.”
Others, like 48-year-old welfare attorney Dan Manville from Manchester, are survivors of the 2010 anti-austerity demonstrations. “Our administration is stoking such a tremendous rift that I think it is time to take to the streets,” he stated.
On the other hand, when asked about individuals who intended to burn utility bills, he responded, “All strength to their arm, but my other half is a bit uncomfortable about not paying our gas payment. You simply can’t predict what will happen if you stop paying. However, she is more than glad for me to scream at the sky.
Facebook pages and Twitter feeds supporting the protests post stories with headlines like “Is the UK heading for a winter of social unrest? ” and advice on how to stop paying bills without ruining your credit ratings. ”
The array of protest organizations, according to Michael Chessum, a member of Cost of Living Action, a group working to unite campaigns, is “what occurs when a movement erupts into life.”
“A lot of this is going to be won and lost in the industrial disputes, but you have to build a big social movement, a mass mobilisation, too,” he said. “That’s what we’ll see on Saturday.”
On Wednesday night, a teacher, a pensioner, a social worker, and a student of psychotherapy met at the Wickham Arms in Brockley, south London, to organize Saturday’s activities for the neighborhood Don’t Pay group.
“It’s a frightening prospect for many families in Lewisham,” said Kirstie Paton, who said she has agreed with her husband to cancel their energy direct debit. She stressed the protests were also in solidarity with poorer people who are likely to be hit hardest. She is particularly worried about the more than 4m households using prepayment meters who will have to “self-disconnect” if they cannot afford the tariffs.
As for bill burning, she was coy: “We’ve asked people to bring their bills. What they do with them is up to them.”
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