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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) provides a 100 percent COBRA subsidy to eligible individuals from April 1, 2021, through September 30, 2021 (Assistance Period). Eligible individuals pay nothing, and employers receive a tax credit through quarterly payroll tax returns. There are no financial restrictions regarding eligibility. Employers subject to COBRA must act soon to compile lists of eligible individuals and comply with notice r...

BCC Trustees elect 2021 board officers Kelly Snedden Special to the Times Gazette rustees elected board officers and designated committee assignments for 2021 during their regular monthly board meeting held Jan. 4. Trustees voted unanimously to have Lance Lechtenberg (District 3) serve as board chair with Doug Law (District 2) serve as vice chair. Forrest Rhodes (District 3) will serve as secretary/treasurer.  Committee appointments are as follows:   Kansas Association of Community College T...

Boys/Girls Cross-Country Competition Begins Last week, with the lifting of the Stay-at-Home Order in Southern California, and as a purple tier sport, Boys and Girls Cross Country was able to begin. For the first time since mid-March, student-athletes were engaged in interscholastic athletic competition and those first steps were significant for all of us moving forward. Congratulations to those who participated last week and best wishes to you as you continue on. CIF Southern Section Traditiona...

gjaehnig@mininggazette.com CALUMET TOWNSHIP — In a special meeting conducted last Thursday, the Calumet-Laurium-Keweenaw (CLK) Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution supporting local district control in determining learning, instruction and extracurricular modes, as defined by Public Act 148, along with an action item acknowledging and supporting the efforts throughout the state of Michigan to reinstate winter athletics before Feb. 21. CLK’s actions came on the heels, of prev...

A new action plan is out aimed at attracting more people to northern Ontario. The report follows six days of meetings last February between more than 300 high profile individuals representing some 100 organizations. The document lays out short, medium, and long-term objectives and identifies 16 core themes and 18 separate action items to make Ontario’s Northern Regions more welcoming. Five key points came out of the meetings; “We need a plan. We need a brand. We need to work together. We ne...

by Judy Kautz | OSU Extension Master Gardener Dec 27, 2020 1 of 2 Winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum) blooms in January, making it a candidate for creating a mid-winter color splash on retaining walls and banks. Photo Provided Winterberry bursts with red berries that add color to the evergreen shrubs. Clip some to bring inside for holiday cheer, but beware of sharp leaves. Photo Provided There is a laundry list of gardening activities to accomplish as the sn...

RWA Human Services Plan Issues Papers and Forum  RWA will hold the Human Services Plan Phase Two Forum, for those that have been appointed to represent their organisations and other RWA invitees, at the ATP on 24 th and 25 th July 2006. Organisations had only a couple of weeks to pull together their responses and the short timeframe did not allow word to get out widely to users of services. Organisations similarly did not have much time to get input from their members and service users. As a r...

Ambassador bolton, dr. hill, mr. morrison, and their staff at the nfc. they knew what we were doing and why. on july 10th, 2019, senior ukrainian national security officials met with ambassador bolton, ambassador volker, dr. hill, secretary perry, myself, and several others in washington, d.c. during that meeting, we all discussed the importance of the two action items i identified earlier. one, a working phone call, and two, a white house meeting between presidents trump and zelensky. from my p...

Kenna, and also communications with dr. hill, mr. morrison and their staff at the nsc. they knew what we were doing and why. on july 10th, 2019, senior ukrainian national security officials met with ambassador bolton, ambassador volker, dr. hill, secretary perry, myself and several others in washington, d.c. during that meeting, we all discussed the importance of the two action items identified earlier. one, a working phone call, and two, a white house meeting between presidents trump and zelens...

To the talks are reluctant to say exactly what form this will take, whether it will be an agreement to package a deal. some of the nomenclature thats being tossed around, thats call them action items. a few of the things that are being discussed are potential waivers for u.s. companies to do business with huawei, which had previously been banned on national security grounds. potential purchases by china of more u.s. agriculture, potential opening of more industries to u.s. and foreign companies ...