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States are expected to face a steep decline in federal child care investment starting Sept. 30 that could result in the loss of 70,000 programs.

MIFFLINTOWN — Juniata Commissioners had their weekly meeting Tuesday morning and appointed Juniata County Commissioner, Alice Gray, to serve on the Board of Directors of SouthCentral LEO. Commissioners also approved executing the Chief Elected Official Agreement as well as approving and executing the Chief Elected Official and Local Workforce Development Board Partnership Agreement. In other […]

States have until Sept. 30 to spend the remaining child care stabilization money allocated by Congress

MIFFLINTOWN — Juniata County Commissioners moved forward with a budget modification that revised the project scope of a Mifflintown Municipal Authority Mifflin Hall Water Main Rehabilitation. During the board’s weekly meeting, it was noted that this phase of the project will serve the portions of households located on Licking Street. In the future, they will […]

As families in Falls City return home from the first day of school there, they’ll be preparing for a water outage. The city of Falls City plans to shut the water off tonight, Aug. 14, starting at 9 p.m. This is to install a new water main in front of the city’s water treatment plant,

Local supporters recently celebrated the latest progress on the Red Raider Gardens at Elm, a community garden in Painesville that allows members to grow their own food and share gardening knowledge.

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The increased reimbursement rate will go to child care providers who accept a subsidy to increase access for low-income and foster families.

Child care providers who accept a subsidy from the state to serve low-income families will see a boost in payments next month, thanks to a $78.5 million funding increase approved by Missouri lawmakers earlier this year.

Child care providers who accept a subsidy from the state to serve low-income families will see a boost in payments in August, thanks to a $78.5 million funding increase approved by Missouri lawmakers earlier this year.