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School Board Recognition Month
School Board Recognition Month September is Minnesota School Board Recognition Month. It’s a great time to recognize our elected community members who selflessly give their time and energy in support of high-quality public schooling for our youth. School board members at Murray County Central are entrusted by its communities with responsibility for an annual budget of $11 million, 730 students PK-12, 114 employees and 2 buildings.
Merchants Insurance Group Selects Kalepa's Copilot Underwriting Platform to Power Underwriting Excellence
Merchants Insurance Group, a leading mutual insurance company based in Buffalo, NY, has chosen Kalepa‘s Copilot underwriting platform to elevate its commercial underwriting capabilities. This strategic partnership underscores Kalepa’s continued rapid growth and Merchants’ long-standing commitment to underwriting excellence.
February - School Board Recognition Month
February is Minnesota School Board Recognition Month. It’s a great time to recognize our elected community members who selflessly give their time and energy in support of high-quality public schooling for our youth. School board members at Murray County Central are entrusted by its communities with responsibility for an annual budget of $11 million, 730 students, 115 employees and 2 buildings.
Florida, stay out of US veteran disability claims | Opinion
The American Legion Post 164 Honor Guard advances the colors at the Pearl Harbor Day ceremony to honor veterans at Tom Kaiser USN Veteran's Memorial Park in Boynton Beach, last month. States acting unilaterally to undercut what would logically appear to fall under federal jurisdiction seems to be all the rage these days. The most well known cases are hyper-partisan and emotional. The left cheers Colorado and Maine for removing former President Trump from the 2024 ballot.
Opinion: Clackamas County voters ignore races, creating problems
Joe K. Meyer: Commission seats could have swung in the other direction had more people marked their ballots 'down ticket' With another election cycle winding down, I want to sincerely thank my fellow Clackamas County residents (and everyone else throughout Oregon!) who exercised their civic duty this November.
Five citizens: We can't wait to vote Sherry Hall out of office
Clackamas County voters say choice is clear to pick Catherine McMullen as the next election clerk. At a time when election integrity is of the utmost importance, once again Sherry Hall is costing taxpayers thousands of dollars for a mistake that seems to have been preventable. The secretary of state is now stepping in with directives that the Clackamas County Clerk's Office needs to follow in order to ensure the integrity, security and transparency of the election is preserved.
Five citizens: We can't wait to vote Sherry Hall out of office
Clackamas County voters say choice is clear to pick Catherine McMullen as the next election clerk. At a time when election integrity is of the utmost importance, once again Sherry Hall is costing taxpayers thousands of dollars for a mistake that seems to have been preventable. The secretary of state is now stepping in with directives that the Clackamas County Clerk's Office needs to follow in order to ensure the integrity, security and transparency of the election is preserved.
Opinion: ODOT's steamrolling of citizen input brings us together
Joe K. Meyer: Political common ground can found in the all-but-certain implementation of tolling on I-205. It's no secret that my personal ideology falls left-of-center on the U.S. political spectrum. There are ideas I have heard from my more conservative neighbors that I don't agree with, and I know that the opposite is true as well. That is the nature of a free-thinking society, and the media makes such ideological differences well-known to its consumers.
Opinion: Tootie Smith's 'irresponsibility' is appalling
Joe K. Meyer: Is chair of Clackamas County genuinely ignorant, or simply pandering to extremists for perceived political benefit? I am appalled by the irresponsibility that County Chair Tootie Smith demonstrated during the county's Aug. 12 board meeting.
Opinion: Five full days of school shouldn't be bargaining chip
Joe K. Meyer: Hybrid learning may not be ideal for education, but at least our students are kept safe. Our children have had to miss out on so many social and educational experiences, and have had no choice but to postpone a year of their childhoods, hoping that the adults of the world can be responsible and do the right thing to make life seem normal again. But, our collective suffering over the past year unfortunately cannot be used as a bargaining chip.
Opinion: Brent Spence expansion plan contains fatal flaws
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following op-ed was signed by the five members of the Covington Board of Commissioners. While we all recognize that the Brent Spence Bridge needs improvement, regional leaders who advocate for the current expansion plan on the table continue to overlook the fatal flaws of that plan. The 16-lane solution still being touted in the media is far too big for what’s needed, doesn’t fix congestion, requires billions in additional investment, risks regional icons like the John A.
Opinion: Mark Shull continuing on board is 'slap in the face'
Joe K. Meyer: By not resigning, Clackamas County commissioner sends the message that he has done nothing harmful "When you interact with a Muslim, you're being deceived. Period." Mark Shull, the man who consciously wrote out and posted these words for all to see online, is still a sitting member of the Board of County Commissioners. The fact that Shull has refused to step down, despite overwhelming calls by both private citizens and public officials alike for him to do so, is disgraceful.
Now’s the Time! Prep Your Property for the Coming Cold Weather
Posted on September 26, 2019 by Joe Meyer Leave a Comment The thought of doing outdoor work in the cold weather isn’t overly appealing. With the fall season here and some cooler weather in store, it’s time to start thinking about that to-do list to make sure you don’t have any unexpected surprises when winter weather hits.
Joe Meyer on How to Access the Hidden Executive Job Market
Joe Meyer is a serial tech entrepreneur who’s most recent start-ups were acquired by Apple and AOL. Joe is currently the Founder & CEO of ExecThread – a venture capital-backed start-up in New York City that has built a platform that enables executives throughout the world to discover unpublished senior-level job opportunities via a unique crowdsourcing model.
Bouncing back from a layoff: 3 tricks executives should borrow from millennials, according to the CEO of a job-sharing platform
caption Joe Meyer. source Joe Meyer Joe Meyer is founder and CEO of ExecThread, a crowdsourced job-sharing network; it is the largest global aggregator of otherwise unpublished executive job opportunities. Millennials may have previously been admonished for jumping around jobs often, but right now, that ability to bounce back is a rather valuable skill.
Bouncing back from a layoff: 3 tricks executives should borrow from millennials, according to the CEO of a job-sharing platform
Joe MeyerJoe Meyer. Joe Meyer is founder and CEO of ExecThread, a crowdsourced job-sharing network; it is the largest global aggregator of otherwise unpublished executive job opportunities. Millennials may have previously been admonished for jumping around jobs often, but right now, that ability to bounce back is a rather valuable skill. If you’ve been out of the job hunt for a while, it’s better to think about alternative career options before you lose work amid the coronavirus economic downturn.
Bouncing back from a layoff: 3 tricks executives should borrow from millennials, according to the CEO of a job-sharing platform
Joe Meyer is founder and CEO of ExecThread, a crowdsourced job-sharing network; it is the largest global aggregator of otherwise unpublished executive job opportunities. Millennials may have previously been admonished for jumping around jobs often, but right now, that ability to bounce back is a rather valuable skill. If you've been out of the job hunt for a while, it's better to think about alternative career options before you lose work amid the coronavirus economic downturn.
Milwaukie mayor has my vote for Congress
Joe Meyer of Happy Valley: Mark Gamba will do far more to fight for us in Clackamas County and beyond This coming May, Democratic voters in Clackamas County will have a choice between Mark Gamba and incumbent Rep. Kurt Schrader to represent Oregon's fifth congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Covington Mayor Joe Meyer: March confrontation doesn’t represent city’s values
Joe Meyer, Opinion contributor Published 6:15 p.m. ET Jan. 19, 2019 | Updated 6:16 p.m. ET Jan. 19, 2019 Joe Meyer, mayor of Covington (Photo: Provided) COVINGTON - Covington Mayor Joe Meyer released an op-ed today responding to events in Washington: Two days before the holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., an intense discussion took place following breakfast at a Catholic church in Covington’s urban core.
Back to the drawing board on bridge project
Joe Meyer is the mayor of Covington. The current version of the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project is dead. It’s too expensive. President Donald Trump and Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao have been clear that a huge river of money won’t flow from Washington. The Kentucky General Assembly won’t authorize tolls. There is not enough money.
Northern Kentucky United: Time to change the Brent Spence conversation
Joe Meyer is a founding member of Northern Kentucky United. He is a Covington resident, former secretary of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Cabinet, and a former Kentucky state senator. They say doing the same thing over and over again but expecting a different result is the definition of insanity. Never has that been more true than in the discussion about the plan for the Brent Spence Bridge.
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