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Facility rental costs and thats the our satellite as well as the bernal street. And there is the replacement of vehicles that were required by city ordinance. So, were replacing 12 vehicles. Major initiatives that were involved in, the creation of the db unit which was in part by your support. Were getting ready actually to get that unit rolling this month. Well be inviting all of you actually to our opening. Another thing that we started this year is we started with a d. A. Staff. Its the begin...

~ for the the other part of this amendment to the ordinance is asking an exception on the grant accept and expend. And weve had conversations certainly with harvey roses office and well hear more about that, but we concur with what theyre recommending on that. So, just to be clear, i think one of the ones was around not having to do accept and expend over 100,000. So, at this point youre in agreement that to insert that back in there . That is correct, that is correct. We still want to establish...

After criticism over his disinfectant comments. And well look at how italy, one of europes worst affected countries, is now planning to start easing its lockdown. Hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. Lets start with the Main Development we have seen throughout the day. On his first full day back at downing street after recovering from covid 19, the uks Prime Minister has urged people no...

Sarah Silva spent a night out with her friends at a sports bar. As she tried to enjoy the games, she was overwhelmed by noise from the crowds, televisions and

OVER THE past few weeks, our local deaf community has been planning and attending the wakes, funerals and celebrations of the lives of four deaf men killed in the October

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office announced settlements with two nonprofits that are leaders in providing interpretation services in the commonwealth after complaints they facilitated ineffective communication at Pennsylvania hospitals.

Over the past few weeks, our local deaf community has been planning and attending the wakes, funerals and celebrations of the lives of four deaf men killed in the October 25th Lewiston tragedy: Billy Brackett, Bryan MacFarlane, Joshua Seal, and Steve Vozzella.

A Jacksonville State University professor was recently awarded a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association to study emergency communication an

The Legislature and governor will need to approve the recommendations before they become law.

The Boards and Commissions Review Committee unanimously approved its recommendations during its final meeting Monday, proposing to eliminate or consolidate 111 of Iowa’s boards and commissions, leaving 145 in place.