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April 7, 2021
by CBT on Tuesday Apr 06 2021 Lisa Norris, Vice-President of the Procter Community Society, says the Society and community benefit directly from the restoration of the Procter Village CafĂŠ in the century-old Procter Schoolhouse. â Submitted photos At the Procter Village CafĂŠ, the swirly cinnamon buns are topped with sweet, gooey icing â and are in very high demand. When the cafĂŠ opened in August 2020, almost two years after Procterâs previous bakery had shu...
April 1, 2021
Share this article Share this article JAKARTA, Indonesia, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- PT. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (IDX: BBRI) announces that it has approved 65% dividend payments of the 2020 consolidated net profit of IDR 18.6 trillion, resulting in high-dividend paying of IDR 12.1 trillion. The remaining 35 percent, or IDR 6.5 trillion, will be used as retained earnings. The approval has been made by its Board of Directors, during the 2021 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (...
March 12, 2021
âÂÂThis is going to have a devastating impact on people across Australia,â she said. The committee chair, Liberal senator Wendy Askew, said the $50-a-fortnight boost was the âÂÂlargest increase to working-age support payments in more than 35 yearsâÂÂ. âÂÂThe committee notes that the permanent increase represents a cost of an additional $9bn to the social security and welfare budget across forward estimates, accounting for around a third of all government spending,â she sai...
March 11, 2021
CANTON — Each year in March, the Zonta Club of Canton presents a varying number of local community members with its symbol, long-stemmed yellow roses, to coincide with International Women’s
March 11, 2021
BEAVER â After two years of no local options, homeless men in Beaver County will soon have a place to lay their heads at night. The Cornerstone of Beaver County, a nonprofit based in Beaver Falls, received more than $1 million in funding to help buy a building off of Drug and Alcohol Services of Beaver Valley and convert it into a 24-hour mens emergency shelter. "Weâre truly honored to work with the county on this milestone development that will ensure that men in need of safe, emergenc...
March 9, 2021
Tuesday, March 9, 2021 - 12:31 pm CANTON -- Each year in March, the Zonta Club of Canton presents a varying number of local community members with its symbol, long-stemmed yellow roses, to coincide with International Womenâs Day, March 8. The purpose of the award is to honor individuals who have made an impact on the lives of those they serve whether through employment or volunteer work. The 2021 recipients are Dr. Dana McGuire and Barbara Adams. Dr. Dana McGuire has ser...
March 8, 2021
 And a $100,000 Construction Grant From the Hoehl Family Foundation.Photo: Alburgh Family Clubhouse Childcare Center_DWA Rendering Vermont Business Magazine Last week was a big one for the non-profit Alburgh Family Clubhouse, Inc. On March 2, Alburgh voters approved building the center on school property with a 2-1 margin (404-200). And the next day, the childcare center was awarded $100,000 toward construction costs by the Hoehl Family Foundation. The Alburgh Family Clubhouse will ser...
March 8, 2021
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February 19, 2021
If youre able to go above and beyond to help us during this important time, please consider making an additional financial contribution. Click here to contribute. The Green Valley News provided a questionnaire to the 10 candidates for the Green Valley Recreation Board of Directors. The responses are below and have not been edited. The election began Feb. 19 and ends March 26. GVR will announce results March 31 during the annual meeting. Gary Austin I decided to become a candidate for the GVR ...
February 1, 2021
Jay Manning / PublicSource Allegheny County officials realized last autumn that Pennsylvaniaâs CARES Rent Relief Program wasnât helping many tenants and landlords here. So they made a decision apparently unique in the commonwealth: They largely ditched state rules, stopped spending state money, and opened the spigot on their own rent relief program. Â Months before, in June, County Executive Rich Fitzgerald dedicated as much as $25 million in the countys federal CARES Act allocation t...