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'How Canadian is she?' Probably more than you think, say Kamala Harris' one-time Montreal classmates
If Harris hasn’t spoken or written much about her years in Montreal, it’s not because she was in town at a boring time.
Sharma and Harris both attended Westmount High, a public English-language high school near downtown Montreal, in the late 70s and early 80s. Both graduated in 1981.
https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/how-canadian-is-she-probably-more-than-you-think-say-kamala-harris-one-time-montreal-classmates-1.5060720
https://ciusss360.ca/en/when-your-best-friend-from-high-school-winds-up-in-the-white-house/
Turns out, there was a school in between: FACE, or FACES, as it was called in its first few years — an alternative public school originally dubbed Fine Arts Core Elementary School, then Fine Arts Core Education.
Harris and her younger sister Maya attended FACES in 1977-78 (and perhaps for a portion of the previous school year, 1976-77). Harris was in Grade 8 at the time.
Since the school only went to Grade 8 — it expanded to Grade 9 and upward beginning a year later — she and her classmates were forced to move on to other schools. Several of them ended up at Westmount High. (Maya stayed at FACE for at least another year.)
https://montrealgazette.com/news/local-news/dunlevy-before-westmount-high-kamala-harris-went-to-face
https://us.cnn.com/2021/02/11/opinions/indian-immigrant-parents-opinion-raghavan/index.html
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https://seekingalpha.com/news/3346232-duke-energy-hawaiian-electric-begin-building-solar-farm-pearl-harbor
Duke Energy, Hawaiian Electric begin building solar farm at Pearl Harbor
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REC Solar, a Duke Energy-owned company, and Hawaiian Electric Company broke ground on a 20-MW fixed-tilt solar facility, located at the U.S. Navy’s Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam West Loch Annex. Once completed, the West Loch solar farm will produce the lowest-cost renewable energy in the state at less than 8 cents per kilowatt-hour.
REC Solar will be building the 80,760-panel solar facility, the first grid-scale solar project to be owned and operated by Hawaiian Electric. Over its expected 25-year lifespan, the solar farm will save Hawaiian Electric customers approximately $109 million, reducing the utility’s use of imported oil by 76,000 barrels annually. The facility will feed into the island’s electric grid and serve all customers on Oʻahu.
https://www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2018/04/rec-solar-hawaiian-electric-company-to-build-20-mw-solar-array-on-pearl-harbor-navy-base/
CHARLOTTE, N.C. and MAUNA KEA, Hawaii – Duke Energy’s REC Solar and W. M. Keck Observatory have completed the world’s largest commercial solar system installed at the record-breaking altitude of 13,600 feet.
The rooftop solar project – located near the summit of Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii – will reduce Keck Observatory’s carbon footprint and lower its cost of energy.
https://news.duke-energy.com/releases/w-m-keck-observatory-and-duke-energys-rec-solar-announce-completion-of-major-sustainability-project-in-hawaii