NatureTrack and Wilderness Youth Project Receive Nearly $400,000 Through California Natural Resources Agency Grant – edhat
A Win for Equitable Park Access In a significant stride toward fostering equitable access to parks and nature, NatureTrack and Wilderness Youth Project have been awarded grants totaling nearly $400,000 through the California Natural Resources Agency’s Youth Community Access program. Governor Gavin Newsom and First Partner Jennifer Seibel lead the state’s Outdoors For All Strategy, […]
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Request for sealed record of ex-church worker is contested | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
A former Immanuel Baptist Church ministry employee who was accused of sexually abusing an elementary school-age child and received a suspended jail sentence as part of plea agreement is asking a Little Rock judge to seal his court record. The same former employee remains under investigation after a second victim came forward, according to court […]
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Former Alaska legislator sues Alaska Airlines over mask-related ban | #alaska | #politics
By Casey Grove, Alaska Public Media Updated: April 26, 2023 Published: April 26, 2023 State Sen. Lora Reinbold, R-Eagle River, co-hosted an Alaska Legislature listening session at the Anchorage Baptist Temple on Monday, Nov. 22, 2021. (Jeff Chen / Alaska Public Media) A former Alaska legislator who was banned from flying on Alaska Airlines for […]
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Jacksonville City Council set to vote on eviction diversion program | #citycouncil
Duval County eviction filings are on track to exceed 14,000 this year. In this third part in a series on evictions, Jacksonville Today looks at a potential new diversion program to keep the number down. Debbie-Lynn Hamm hit a rough patch this year. A mother of four young boys, the former Marine Corps servicewoman says […]
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Houston’s new mayor-elect takes shot at ‘bully’ Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee after storming to victory when her campaign imploded over a leaked recording of an expletive-laden rant at staffers
By Dominic Yeatman For Dailymail.Com 19:46 10 Dec 2023, updated 20:04 10 Dec 2023 John Whitmire attacks defeated Democrat rival over her abuse of staffers as he storms to victory in Houston runoff Veteran Congresswoman Sheila Jackson trailed her rival by 31 points after campaign marred by attack on her campaign workers Jackson Lee who […]
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Alabama Democrats discuss priorities ahead of next year's session – Fox 10 News | #alabama | #democrats
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Meathead Movers sued by feds for age discrimination
News By Patrick Reilly Published Dec. 9, 2023, 10:03 p.m. ET A California-based moving company that boasts about its young, buff employees is being sued by the federal government for age discrimination. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against Meathead Movers for violating age-discrimination law by not hiring enough older workers, the Wall […]
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A good week for Kamala Harris, a bad week for Kevin McCarthy
Thanks for reading! Your email is already registered. Please subscribe to The Mercury News to continue. Get Standard Digital access to enjoy this article and more 4 months for $1 Already a subscriber? Login Senate Majority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., presents Vice President Kamala Harris with a golden gavel after she cast the 32nd […]
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City Council bans cat declawing in Tacoma | #citycouncil
On Dec. 5, the Tacoma City Council voted to ban cat declawing in Tacoma, except when conducted by a licensed veterinarian for a therapeutic purpose. Concerned residents raised the issue of cat declawing earlier this year, prompting Council Member John Hines, Council Member Olgy Diaz, and Council Member Sarah Rumbaugh to spearhead efforts to adopt […]
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Pappas elected Bellaire mayor – Essentials News
Pappas outside the City Hall voting center Saturday. (Instagram0 By Charlotte Aguilar Gus Pappas has been elected Bellaire mayor, outpolling Aaron Perry 57-43 percent in a runoff Saturday (Dec. 9). Only about a quarter of the city’s 13,539 registered voters — 3,301 in all — cast ballots in the race that will determine the city’s […]
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