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I have been city government reporter at the West Central Tribune since fall of 2003. Been here 31 years and have 9 years previous newspaper experience.
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Condo management struggles with talent crunch

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By David Little
| REMI Network Verified
Staffing shortages have long plagued the condo management sector and a tough labour market isn’t entirely to blame. The problem appears to be intricately tied to how the industry attracts and retains talent. The invisible career path Property management remains largely invisible to people entering the workforce. University students often can’t describe a condo manager’s responsibilities.
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David Little letter: The SAVE Act must be defeated

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By David Little, Red Wing
| West Central Tribune Verified
Rep. Michelle Fischbach, 7th-Minn., and other democracy-hating MAGA Republicans who comprise the majority in the U.S. House of Representatives will strip voting rights away from millions of Americans if Senate MAGAs approve the House’s recently passed SAVE Act. It’s a massive attack on voting rights from a party that doesn’t want every American to be able to vote. The Act is not about protecting our elections from fraud.
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Locals, students stand in protest for “No Kings”

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By David Little
| The Wayne Stater Verified
Last Saturday, Oct. 18, approximately 80 people attended a “No Kings” rally on the corner Main Street and East Seventh Street in Wayne to protest the current administration heading the U. S. government. The event in Wayne went from 10 a.m. to noon and consisted of protestors holding signs with messages like “honk to protect free speech” and “protect democracy”. An organizer for the event said a major goal was to spread their message to people driving through Wayne.
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