Carolyn Krause
Science Writer at Freelance
Science writer; retired editor of Oak Ridge National Laboratory REVIEW magazine; wife of atomic physicist; mother & grandmother of two. MSJ from Northwestern U.
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oakridger.com | Carolyn Krause
The Tennessee General Assembly voted in April to approve $3.2 million primarily for funding the construction of the Scarboro 85 Monument in A.K. Bissell Park in Oak Ridge. The funds will be released after July 1 when the state’s new fiscal year starts. According to a news release, $2.7 million will be spent to update the completed initial design of the monument and to cover the cost of the construction.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Carolyn Krause
The Tennessee General Assembly voted in April to approve $3.2 million primarily for funding the construction of the Scarboro 85 Monument in A.K. Bissell Park in Oak Ridge. The funds will be released after July 1 when the state’s new fiscal year starts. According to a news release, $2.7 million will be spent to update the completed initial design of the monument and to cover the cost of the construction.
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oakridger.com | Carolyn Krause
Oak Ridge event included members of Oak Valley Baptist, Jewish Congregation, and First United MethodistCarolyn KrauseSpecial to The Oak RidgerFor anyone attending a contemporary African American worship service, the experience carries “an expectation of participation,” said the Rev. Derrick Hammond, pastor of Oak Valley Baptist Church in Oak Ridge.
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oakridger.com | Carolyn Krause
Author has ties to Oak RidgeCarolyn KrauseSpecial to The Oak RidgerBarrett Lain, author of the newly published book “Secrets of the Killing State: The Untold Story of Lethal Injection,” will speak from 1 to 2:30 p.m., Monday, June 2, in the auditorium of the Oak Ridge Public Library, 1401 Oak Ridge Turnpike, as part of her book tour in Tennessee.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Carolyn Krause
The fourth and last program for the 2025 “Our American Roots: An Exploration of Cultures” series will be a free showing on Thursday, May 29, of a 2008 movie starring Clint Eastwood. It’s about the hurtfulness of stereotyping people of different ethnicities and the ability of people of different races to gradually see and embrace their common humanity.
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One-on-one with Maria Lee: Surviving cancer and serving Tennessee https://t.co/bPFLUKDjjB
touching! I'd like to see them interacting when both are awake and full of energy.
Happy Thanksgiving!