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NY State Senate Bill S7251
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NNS Spotlight: ‘We Train Them Into a Job’: How Ezekiel CDC Transforms Homes, Neighborhoods and Lives
By PrincessSafiya Byers This story was originally published by Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, where you can find other stories reporting on fifteen city neighborhoods in Milwaukee. Visit milwaukeenns.org. Don Utech and Jim Gaillard first met at a Milwaukee Inner-city Congregations Allied for Hope event in 2012. As they talked, a plan began to form that would work to both of their strengths.
From pavement to plate: Should Saskatchewan residents be allowed to eat roadkill?
A big factor outlined in the California Bill was wasted protein. According to estimates from the state, 20,000 deer are hit by motor vehicles every year. “It is the intent of this act to make available to Californians tens of thousands of pounds of a healthy, wild, big game food source that currently is wasted each year following wildlife-vehicle collisions,” the bill stated. SGI reported in 2018 there were 12,748 deer collision claims reported in Saskatchewan.
Christopher Lake Legion ready for big fundraiser
The Christopher Lake Legion is ready for their fall supper. (Facebook/Christopher Lake Legion #159) By Michael Joel-Hansen Nov 01, 2019 The Christopher Lake Legion is ready for to put on their annual fall supper. The event is set to go Sunday with the doors opening at 4:30 p.m. The Christopher Lake Legion has been putting on the meal for the past three years after the local church was no longer able to do it.
Vehicle thieves not slowed by colder weather
Photo released by police following a reported vehicle theft in May. (submitted photo/Prince Albert Police Service) By Nigel Maxwell City Crime Nov 01, 2019 Members of the Prince Albert Police Service have seen a spike in vehicle thefts this past week. According to statistics posted on the police service website, there were seven vehicles reported stolen from Oct. 26 to Oct 31. The thefts occurred at various locations across the city.
Woodlawn Manufacturing Facility Training Workers In Robotics
CHICAGO (CBS) — Thursday was the grand opening of a high-tech job training and manufacturing facility in the Woodlawn neighborhood. Dr. Byron Brazier, chairman and CEO of the Arthur Brazier Foundation, and a pastor, is behind BSD Industries, or Building Self Determination. He called the manufacturing company a social enterprise. “A robotics training program with an attached manufacturing facility,” he said.
Job training and help offered to older residents - Ozark County Times: News
A local nonprofit organization has openings in a program that offers training and other services to older residents who need help reentering the workforce in Ozark County. The Experience Works Missouri state office, a national nonprofit organization, operates the Department of Labor’s Senior Community Service Employment Program in 102 Missouri counties, including Ozark.
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