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Ashley Gardner

  • Social Services Specialist, Domestic Violence Prevention, Inc.
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HCI: Recognizing the 2026 Prevention Champions

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By Ashley Gardner
| Faribault Daily News
Healthy Community Initiative is celebrating National Prevention Week (May 10-16) by recognizing the efforts of local prevention champions. The Rice County Chemical and Mental Health Coalition presented 2026 Prevention Champion awards to Yahye Noor, an officer with the Faribault Police Department, and Kelli Podracky, executive director of the Northfield Union of Youth.
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Introducing the first Google Academic Research Award winners

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By Ashley Gardner, Cori Grainger, Sundar Pichai, Ruth Porat
| The Keyword
We believe in the power of research to shape a better future, and that's why we created the Google Academic Research Awards (GARA) program. GARA supports innovative research in computing and technology that holds the potential to address global challenges. Today, we’re happy to announce the first-ever GARA award winners. In this first cycle, the program will support 95 projects led by 143 researchers.
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LG putting construction 'on hold’ for portion of QC facility.

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By Ashley Gardner, Jordyn Holderman
| Rose Law Group
By Ashley Gardner | 12 News QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. — LG has confirmed a portion of their multi-billion dollar battery facility has been put on hold in Queen Creek. The project was originally announced in 2022 and was expected to cost $5.5 billion. The LG plant was expected to manufacture cylindrical batteries, which offer compact energy storage that’s ideal for electric cars. The facility was said to be the first of its kind in North America.
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