Tyler Evans is a reporter based in Orillia, Canada, focusing on local news and events. He writes for publications such as Orillia Today and BarrieToday, covering a range of topics including sports, community events, and social issues. Tyler's work has also been featured in other regional publications such as NewmarketToday and MidlandToday.
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'The new additions are meshing well,' says Terriers' captain after team improves to 2-0 with a 9-3 victory over visiting Huntsville
By: Tyler Evans
Club, which has been playing for 70 years, lost many members during pandemic and is now offering lessons; 'Once you get the bug, you are dedicated,' says official
'It's another fun activity and experience for parents to do with their kids,' says organizer of popular Halloween event
'It was a surreal feeling to make the team. It's a dream come true,' says Sydney Sawyer who hopes to play for Canada at world championships
By: Tyler Evans
Kashif Nawaz, a distinguished researcher at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, has notably been named a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). This prestigious title is awarded to engineers who have made significant contributions to the field, recognizing Nawaz for his more than a decade of active practice in engineering achievements.
By: Tyler Evans
It's not every day that upcoming international leaders in the nuclear sector unite under a single roof, but that's precisely what occurred at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) this year for the Nuclear Energy Management School (NEM). Coming from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) member countries, 29 young professionals including Tetiana Maltseva from Ukraine, took part in an exhaustive program aimed at enhancing both their managerial and technical skills. Maltseva told ORNL News, "I am here for career development, to expand my knowledge, and to get acquainted with other nuclear professionals."
By: Tyler Evans
In addressing the rapid changes in the Arctic ecosystem, scientist Daryl Yang is utilizing his expertise in science and engineering to pioneer methods that enhance our understanding of this evolving landscape. As reported by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Yang's work involves deploying a variety of remote sensing technologies through the Next-Generation Ecosystem Experiments in the Arctic project, or NGEE Arctic. These technologies span from satellite imagery to drones and ground sensors to collect data across different scales in the Alaskan tundra.
'I don't even like looking outside anymore because I'm terrified something bad is going to happen,' say employee of store at busy Colborne/West intersection
By: Tyler Evans
Breaking away from traditional perspectives on atomic structures, Takeshi Egami, a respected materials scientist at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK), has spent his career probing the depth of liquids and metallic glasses. Egami's work brings a fresh understanding to the chaotic atomic world of noncrystalline materials, according to a recent report by ORNL.
'We didn't have any private insurance, so all of our belongings are lost,' says resident of destroyed Rama home; family's cat also perished in Tuesday evening fire
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