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Butler Valley: A water transfer basin ready for use
Bruce Babbitt Interior Secretary James Burgum has just ordered a drastic and punitive reduction in Arizona’s share of the Colorado River. We must now respond both by preparing for possible litigation, and by accelerating our efforts to develop new in-state water supplies. High on the list of potential supplies is an obscure, little known groundwater transfer basin in western Arizona called Butler Valley. The Valley is 150 square miles of empty, unoccupied land.
Heart health heroes step up
PORT ST. LUCIE — On Saturday, Nov. 8, the Jessica Clinton MVP Foundation partnered with the Florida Department of Health in St. Lucie County (DOH-St. Lucie) to transform their health site in Port St. Lucie into a full-service cardiac screening clinic for kids. The event aimed to promote heart health awareness and education among families with children and teens in our local community.
SC Featured wins 10th Murrow Award in last 9 years; ESPN Features Unit’s 24th Murrow in 20 years
2024 Sports Reporting SC Featured: Dear Mrs.
Institutional investors and wealth managers believe US leads the way as regulators commit to robust crypto rules
According to new global research by London-based Nickel Digital Asset Management (Nickel), international investors are increasingly convinced that regulators are committed to addressing digital asset regulation.
Many office workers believe they should be allowed to have the day off to go to the Post Office
At some point in our lives, we have all experienced unexpected events that catch us off guard. Whether it’s dealing with family issues or facing medical emergencies, there are instances when we need to take unplanned time off work. It’s natural for most employers to be understanding and allow employees to take a discretionary day off for significant or emergency situations.
Sports - Dubois County Herald
Articles beyond this point are archived and can be individually purchased. 50 Years: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane Brittany November 10, 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane of Birdseye celebrated their golden wedding anniversary November 7th with a dinner at the Schnellville Community Center. Read More Jasper High School Class of '61 Reunion Brittany November 10, 2021 The Jasper High School Class of 1961 celebrated their 60th class reunion at the KlubHaus 61 in Jasper on September 17, 2021.
Indian River State College earns 2021-2022 Military Friendly® School Designation
By Robert Lane Indian River State College FORT PIERCE — Indian River State College (IRSC) has earned the 2021–2022 Military Friendly® School designation from Viqtory. Institutions earning the Military Friendly® School designation were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from a proprietary survey. More than 1,200 schools participated in the 2021-2022 survey with 747 earning the designation.
IRSC Adds Cyber Security Upskill Certificate for Fall, Classes Start October 14
Main Content Start Home News Articles IRSC Adds Cyber Security Upskill Certificate for Fall, Classes Start October 14 IRSC Adds Cyber Security Upskill Certificate for Fall, Classes Start October 14 September 24, 2020 Robert Lane Indian River State College (IRSC) has expanded its Upskill/Reskill offerings to include the in-demand field of cyber security, allowing students to earn this valuable certification in as little as eight (8) weeks.
Register now for Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide courses at IRSC - Lake Okeechobee News
Home Schools Register now for Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide courses at IRSC Aug 26th, 2020 · by Special to the Lake Okeechobee News · Special to the Lake Okeechobee News OKEECHOBEE – Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide courses are available this fall through Indian River State College. By Robert Lane IRSC OKEECHOBEE – There is still time this fall for prospective students to prepare for in-demand careers in the healthcare field at Indian River State College (IRSC).
Upskill at IRSC this fall — classes start Aug. 19 - Lake Okeechobee News
By Robert Lane Indian River State College Indian River State College (IRSC) welcomes new and returning students evaluating their current skill sets to enroll at IRSC during the fall 2020 term where they can gain new skills and certifications by December to help gain new employment, improve job security or take a leap into entrepreneurship. Registration is open for classes that start on Aug. 19, and students can earn IRSC technical and upskill certifications in as little as 16 weeks.
Voting slow but steady in Martin County; elections chief says polls to stay open until 7 p.m.
Sara Marino, Treasure Coast Newspapers Published 10:19 a.m. ET March 17, 2020 | Updated 3:47 p.m. ET March 17, 2020 Autoplay Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide Vicki Davis, Supervisor of Elections in Martin County, said Tuesday afternoon the county saw a steady, but slower than typical turnout. In past years, Martin County saw 48 to 49% of turnout.
Growing numbers of young people developing habit of voting
Vicki Davis Published 10:09 a.m. ET Nov. 19, 2019 Politics is a spectator sport. But democracy is something altogether different. Although not required, participation is certainly desired. After all, democracy works best when every eligible voter makes his or her voice — and by extension their views and values — known at the ballot box. The greater the participation, the broader the reflection of what matters most to our country and community.
Four Proven Ways to Put Students on the Path to College
Opinion Preparing students academically isn't enough By Robert Lane Growing up on Chicago's South Side, I rode public transportation past the University of Chicago, one of the world's most prestigious universities, almost every day. Ironically, I never knew that this esteemed institution even existed until I saw "Raiders of the Lost Ark" at the movies.
'Youth in Government' shows what's right with kids
Vicki Davis, John Lass Published 9:40 a.m. ET April 17, 2019 “What’s right with kids these days?” That’s not a question you hear asked too often. This backdrop of cynicism and doubt about millennials and their successors — the so-called Generation Z — makes the opportunities we get to watch the maturity, intellect, passion and creativity of local young people all the more a special joy and privilege.
Martin County supervisor of elections answers 'recount' questions | Guest column
Vicki Davis Published 1:53 p.m. ET Nov. 14, 2018 | Updated 2:07 p.m. ET Nov. 14, 2018 Vicki Davis, Martin County's supervisor of elections.(Photo: CONTRIBUTED BY ROBERT LANE/INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE) As your Martin County Elections Office takes part in the statutorily required, statewide machine recount of the races for governor, U.S. Senate and commissioner of agriculture, we’re committed to ensuring you have clear answers to your questions.
Partners in Growth: IRSC and Vero Beach community leaders pave way in expanding educational opportunities
Indian River State College partnerships with Vero Beach community and business leaders have led to expanded educational opportunities for local residents — making an impact on the community and the Treasure Coast that endures to this day. Guests visiting the 141-acre college campus in Vero Beach, just southwest of State Road 60 and 58th Avenue, will immediately notice many of these recognizable Indian River County names, starting with the IRSC Mueller Campus name itself.
Martin supervisor of elections sued by whistleblower, claiming she used staff as babysitters
MARTIN COUNTY — A long-time county employee says he was fired by Supervisor of Elections Vicki Davis for speaking up about failing equipment, security breaches and improper use of taxpayer money, including Davis’ use of county employees to babysit her elderly mother. Edgar Hunt, an 18-year Martin County employee, alleges in court documents filed Oct. 3 that Davis violated the Florida Whistle-blower's Act. He is seeking reinstatement to his job and payment of lost wages and attorney's fees.
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