A weekend interview about class size with Ron Meyer
With the rejection of Amendment 8, the discussions over implementation of Florida’s class size requirements are likely to continue . Leaders on both sides of the debate say some common sense needs to be injected into the rules. And one of the key players will be Tallahassee lawyer Ron Meyer , who represents the Florida Education Association and the Florida Association of School Boards on class …
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Ex-priest released from jail
BELLEVILLE — Former priest and convicted child molester Donald Grecco was released from Quinte Detention Centre Friday after serving a month in custody for breach of his residency requirements under bail.[...]
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Washoe District Judge upholds Reno’s annexation in Cold Springs
Five years after Reno annexed 6,800 acres in the northern valley community of Cold Springs, Washoe District Judge Steve Elliott on Wednesday upheld the expansion, saying state law allows voluntary annexations to bypass regional planning precepts.
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Landlords learn hard lesson from city
St. Catharines landlords learned the hard way Monday that it’s better to ask for permission than to ask for forgiveness.[...]
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Big feedlot near Outlook, Sask. gets green light
A controversial proposal for a feedlot near Outlook, Sask., has won approval from the local rural municipality – a move that took some opponents by surprise.
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Personnel
HUNTINGTON — Hoyt Burdick, MD, MMM, CPE, FACHE, vice president for Medical Affairs at Cabell Huntington Hospital, recently became a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, a leading professional society for health care leaders.
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Safeway site plan gets green light
Wheaton’s downtown skyline could soon be a lot taller with the approval of a 17-story Safeway and apartment complex that would be almost twice as tall as any other building in the area.
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Richard White: Rewriting documents can be very costly
Rewriting documents can be very costly
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Protocol in FBI video questioned
An FBI agent conceded yesterday that a secretly recorded videotape allegedly showing a businessman handing $1,000 to Councilor Chuck Turner in 2007 departed from other recordings made in the public corruption sting by failing to show the agent counting out the cash on camera beforehand.
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Letters: Scott’s invocation of Fifth makes him unfit to serve
Letters: Scott’s invocation of Fifth makes him unfit to serve
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