These days career changing is becoming just as common as hopping from one job to another. If you re looking for a new challenge, a change in careers, or a full-time position, look no further than the Gallaway Township Police Department.
According to the Galloway Township Department Facebook Page, full-time positions are available for Public Safety Dispatchers who provide a vital link between the citizens of Galloway Township and emergency services.
If you love working in a fast-paced environment directly in a police communications center, then this gig could be what you re looking for. Responsibilities would include coordinating emergency services for the communities of Galloway Township, Mullica Township, and Port Republic.
Idahoans Could Face 5 Years in Prison For Taking Part in This New Trending Scam
Have you noticed that scammers are always up to date on the latest trends? Remember when the PS5 first came out and scammers immediately jumped online to try and sell knock-offs or empty boxes?! It s no different with vaccination cards.
The FBI has made it very clear stating, “If you make or buy a fake COVID-19 vaccination record card…you are breaking the law.” In fact, this is a crime punishable up to five years in prison.
However this hasn t scared scammers away (are scammers ever really scared away by anything?). They re taking full advantage of this opportunity to create and sell fake vaccination cards. By doing this they are actually violating he same kind of laws as fake drivers licenses and fake passports. If you re on the purchasing end of this type of scam, you can be held accountable as well.
Hudson Valley Education Center Needs Spring Cleanup Volunteers
Some of us are finding ourselves with a little extra time lately. With travel still be kind of weird a lot of us are trying find something to do right here in the Hudson Valley. It is great to plan day trip but what if you planned a day to volunteer.
So many organizations could use your help. Spring is a time for clean up and fix up. A lot of local area charities have project underway for the spring and most of them are happy to have volunteers. Figure out in your town who needs a helping hand and maybe you and a group of friends can make a day out of helping out.
The woman refused a sobriety test, but signs are pointing to her being intoxicated.
Over in Laredo, Texas a few days ago a Laredo police unit was rear ended at a red light. The officer had to be taken to a hospital for minor injuries and the vehicle sustained major damage to the excessive speed the person was traveling at. The driver of the car that struck the officer was 43-year-old Yvonne Mira Earles.
She said she just came Chili s and only had eaten some quesadillas. She said she didn t drink anything at the Chili s after leaving at 1 am. She refused a breathalyzer and a field sobriety test. Officers on the scene said she was slurring her speech and smelled of alcohol. She was apparently also combative with officers on the scene.
Oneonta’s planning committee is looking at shutting down Main Street on Saturdays during the summer again this year in order to enable expanded outdoor dining. The idea was tried out last summer and business owners said it was very beneficial during a time when customer traffic was way down.
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Currently in New York State restaurants are limited to 75% indoor dining capacity with limitations on table spacing and no more than 10 to a table.
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Stacker used data from the 2020 County Health Rankings to rank every state s average life expectancy from lowest to highest. The 2020 County Health Rankings values were calculated using mortality counts from the 2016-2018 National Center for Health Statistics. The U.S. Census 2019 American Community Survey and America s Health Rankings Senior Report 2019 data were also used to provide demographics on the senior population of each state and the state s rank on senior he