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A real look at restaurant ownership with Pie 95
Read full article: A real look at restaurant ownership with Pie 95Owner and Chef Evan Eriksen started his Pie95 Pizza dream in 2016 with his custom built wood fired oven food truck, and has been providing Jacksonville with his Award Winning Wood Fired Pizza ever since. From food truck to store front and constantly evolving, Pie95 is your Modern Neighborhood Pizzeria- now located in Riverside. You will always find freshest ingredients used in the most creative and classic Wood Fired dishes at Pie95 Pizza.
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Creekside teacher recognized by National Geographic Society
Read full article: Creekside teacher recognized by National Geographic SocietyJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Creekside High School teacher is getting national recognition for her work in environmental sciences. Alicia Pressel, who teaches grades 9-12 at Creekside’s Academy of Engineering and Environment Sciences, was recently named one of eight “Emerging Explorers” by the National Geographic Society. Pressel became the second educator to receive this award out of its more than 130 recipients in 18 years. Mrs. Pressels class out working in the field (Alicia Pressel)Working with the community is a huge part of what Pressel teaches. “The goal is to provide students with opportunities for further projects in our community, focusing on field studies and (geographic information systems) and mapping, understanding special connections with environmental science in our community," Pressel said.
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3 scientists win Nobel physics prize for black hole research
Read full article: 3 scientists win Nobel physics prize for black hole researchOn Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020, they shared the Nobel Prize in Physics for advancing our understanding of black holes. He said our galaxy and the galaxies near us “will ultimately get swallowed by one utterly huge black hole. “If you fall into a black hole, then you pretty well inevitably get squashed into this singularity at the end. It was a black hole. Not just an ordinary black hole, but a supermassive one, 4 million times the mass of our sun.