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NEWS RELEASE Proposed legislation will help apprentices prepare for in-demand jobs and complete their training faster May 06, 2021 TORONTO – The Ontario government is introducing new measures to help tradespeople get their certification from one reliable, streamlined destination through a new Crown agency, Skilled Trades Ontario, that would replace the Ontario College of Trades (OCOT). Today, Monte McNaughton, Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development, introduced the Building Opport...

A committee tasked with nominating the interim Ward 2 Norman City Councilmember has chosen the OU Carl Albert Center’s director of National Education for Women’s Leadership and Civic Engagement to be approved in the May 11 city council meeting. The committee, which consisted of Britton Perry – former Ward 2 councilor David Perry’s son — Richard Stawicki and Aleisha Karjala, according to an article by the Norman Transcript, chose Lauren Schueler based on her “rea...

$15 an Hour for Federal Contractors Is Great. A Union Is Better. Biden could kick-start labor organizing, without approval from Congress. Evan Vucci/AP Photo President Biden pauses after signing an executive order, February 24, 2021, in the State Dining Room of the White House. The Revolving Door Project, a Prospect partner, scrutinizes the executive branch and presidential power. Follow them at therevolvingdoorproject.org. After Democrats in March voted down a national $15 minimum wage, Presi...

NORWAY — The Norway City Council on Monday adopted an ordinance that will allow marijuana establishments to open within city limits. While the state in 2018

A Texas company looking to build a 1,500-acre, 175-megawatt solar power project in Greene County has applied for a permit. On Friday, April 16, Vesper Energy of Houston, Tx., submitted its 136-page application, with 1,055 pages of additional figures and appendices, to the Ohio Power Siting Board, a state office with the authority to approve or deny the project. Since 2017, the company, once part of the Australian-owned Lendlease, has been seeking leases and preparing studies in the project area...

May 4, 2021 2. They lack consideration. Contracts are binding when each person to the contract gives something and gets something. Think of it. You pay a store for a pair of shoes. You get the shoes. This is called consideration, which is the basis of contract law. In a prenuptial agreement, the consideration is often lacking. The less-moneyed spouse generally gives away most of her marital rights as provided by law to the moneyed spouse. The right to marry the other (although stated as consi...

Marissa Postiglione and Sandy Demuro: Complaint Against Dnarpo Electric, Llc, Domenic Demuro, Sandy Demuro, Justin Postiglione, Marissa Postiglione ( Filing Fee $ 402 Receipt Number 0313-15081290.), Filed By International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers Local Union No. 98 Profit Sharing Plan, International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers Local Union No. 98 Pension Plan, International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers Local Union No. 98 Health & Welfare Fund, International Brotherhood Of El...

Updated May 4 Upgrading the Androscoggin River under a new bill sparks debate, pushback from businesses The bill would upgrade some sections of the Androscoggin River to a Class B, adding additional water protections for what was once one of the most polluted rivers in America. Environmentalists and recreationalists support the idea. Businesses that use it as a way to get rid of waste do not. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal State regulators threw cold water this week on a bid to upgrade the water qual...

Andree Kehn/Sun Journal State regulators threw cold water this week on a bid to upgrade the water quality classification of a portion of the Androscoggin River that includes Lewiston-Auburn. Environmentalists, however, said they were still hopeful lawmakers in Augusta would press forward with a proposal to raise the standard. Legislators are eyeing a bill by state Sen. Ned Claxton, an Auburn Democrat, that seeks to upgrade the regulatory status of the river to Class B, a move that would add new...

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will visit Allentown on Monday as part of President Joe Biden's "Get America Back on Track" tour.