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Hochul is seeking a full term.

/PRNewswire/ -- The United Steelworkers (USW) said that workers have ratified a new, five-year labor agreement with Kennecott Utah Copper Corporation, covering...

Hochul is seeking a full term.

Teachers take bosses to ‘Strike School’ Teachers across the country are still reeling from the topsy-turvy pandemic world of virtual classrooms, COVID-19 outbreaks and mask naysayers. It’s no wonder these essential workers are giving out failing grades to school administrators and the lack of coherent policies to protect students and…

Victoria Shipyards, based at the federally owned Esquimalt Graving Dock, has been served 72-hour strike notice by the union representing workers.

TINA L. SCOTT EDITOR On Tuesday, April 5, 2022, residents of Lincoln County will go to the polls to elect County Board Supervisors and a Multi-Jurisdictional Municipal Judge for Merrill and Tomahawk. Many of these races are contested, with a much-larger-than-average number of candidates running for offices in Lincoln County. This edition includes introductions to candidates running for election who returned their completed questionnaires. Lincoln County Board of Supervisors race Lincoln County D...

Lincoln College closing for good in May Lincoln College in Lincoln, Illinois, will permanently close this spring. The Board of Trustees has voted to end all academic programming at the end of spring seme...

TINA L. SCOTT EDITOR On Tuesday, April 5, 2022, residents in Lincoln County and the City of Merrill will go to the polls to elect a new Mayor and a new City Clerk for the City of Merrill and Aldermen for the City of Merrill. Many of these races are contested, with a larger-than-average number of candidates running for local offices. Voters will also decide whether to approve a referendum put forth by the Merrill Area Public Schools (MAPS). [The March 10 edition of the Foto News included complete...

Owners' challenges to election results ruled to be "without merit." #labor #Milwaukee

The company’s move comes as no new talks have been scheduled in a walkout that began March 16.