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LOVELAND, OH (FOX 19) -

Friends and family of Ethan Kadish are coming together and swinging for the fences at Loveland Middle School.

Ethan is recovering at Cincinnati's Children's hospital after being struck by lightning at a summer camp near Indianapolis. On June 29, at Goldman Union Camp Institute, Ethan was teaching a group of younger children how to play ultimate frisbee when he was struck.

The initial strike caused Ethan to go into cardiac arrest.

On Sunday, dozens showed up for a Home Run Derby competition. All proceeds raised from the event went to a non-profit organization helping Ethan's family with uninsured accident-related expenses.

"We are so appreciative of the level of support and compassion that we have seen from our community of Loveland, from the Greater Cincinnati community and from all around," said Alexia Kadish, Ethan's mother.

"Everyone's joining Team Ethan and supporting him. Ethan has always been a team player, and now he's captain of a very large team that's going to continue to root him on as he continues to heal and recover with his therapy," explains Scott Kadish, Ethan's father.

For more information on Ethan's progression, or to donate to the cause, visit Help, Hope, Live for Ethan Kadish.

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by Jee Y. Geronimo Posted on 10/13/2013 12:13 PM |Updated 10/13/2013 2:20 PM

EDUCATION CHAMPIONS. About 50 local chief executives commit to education reforms. Photo by Jee Geronimo/Rappler

MANILA, Philippines In Asturias, Cebu, private organizations helped the local government build more schools. But Mayor Alan Adlawan saw something else was missing: school fences.

He could've tapped their partners again to ask for more help. But he believed in his community and in what it can do. So while it took much prodding, he eventually convinced students and teachers to conduct fund raising concerts to build the much-needed fences.

We make the school earn, Adlawan shared during a workshop on basic education policy reforms on Thursday, October 10, in Pasig City. (READ: LGUs told: Graduates need not always head to Manila)

The workshop was organized by ULAP or Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines, the umbrella organization of all local government leagues.

Over the course of two months, ULAP consulted with 26 local government units (LGUs) in the country to identify issues in local education.

Results of the consultations showed that supply issues remain to be a concern on the ground despite the Department of Education's (DepEd) efforts to close backlogs in classrooms, teachers, books, comfort rooms and classroom seats, among others.

League of Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) president Sandy Javier said basic education needs are lacking in many LGUs, especially the poorest ones.

Fortunately, more LGUs are taking up the responsibility of improving the quality of education in the country. In fact, before the workshop started, about 50 local chief executives pledged to be champions of education reform.

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Posted on October 12, 2013, Saturday

KUCHING: The government is studying the possibility of constructing a 5km fence at each customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) post in the state.

Deputy Home Minister Datuk Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar said the fences would provide a sense of security and will be a statement of the governments serious outlook on issues involving national boundaries.

While the state specifically and Malaysia in general enjoy great bilateral ties with both countries with land boundaries such as Brunei and Indonesia, we cannot deny the fact that there are individuals who take advantage of the situation now where there are no existing marks to pinpoint the actual boundaries between nations, he told reporters after chairing a Boundary Safety Issues meeting yesterday.

Wan Junaidi said the current situation enables a number of illegal entry points and the 5km fence on both sides of CIQs would be a great start to beefing up border security.

What happened in Lahad Datu earlier this year serves as a great reminder to all that despite the great bilateral ties between two nations, there might be certain groups who will try to instigate or pose a threat to the nations security, he said.

Meanwhile, Wan Junaidi said the Immigration Department and National Registration Department will embark on a process to register settlers from Long Busang and Long Singut, who settled here in the 1970s but were not Malaysians.

He said some second generation immigrants have moved to other towns such as Julau, Kapit, Belaga, Tatau, Kakus and Sungai Assap, where locals have expressed concern over the matter.

We are looking at the possibility of registering them but not as citizens. The documentation process is to enable us to identify them, said Wan Junaidi, adding that there are some 4,000 of the settlers scattered around the state.

The worry by the locals now is some of them are claiming native land and a proactive step involving both Malaysia and Indonesia to solve this issue must be done.

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