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Two state House bills focused on legal notices cleared their first committee step Tuesday. The House Judiciary 4 approved House bills 35 and 51 by voice votes. The next step is to Local Government and a potential referral to Finance. Reps. Julia Howard, R-Davie, and Jeff Zenger, R-Forsyth, are the regional members on Judiciary 4. Both bills would allow local governments to file their required legal notices on their websites, rather than in local newspapers. The bills combined affect 24 counties...

Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay recently announced the Sheriff’s Office has received an error-free independent audit of its financial operations and procedures for the 18th consecutive year. The audit is performed every year by independent auditors with no ties to the Sheriff’s Office to ensure public trust between the agency and taxpayers. The 2020 audit did not find any deficiencies in its review of all Sheriff’s Office financial transactions, Sheriff’s Office spokesman ...

The University of Georgia Student Government Association rescheduled its campus safety walk to March 1 because of inclement weather and plans to host a blood drive on March 16.

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Family: Married with two children Job: Superintendent, Pecatonica School District Prior elected office: None Other public service: Department of Public Instruction, educator licensing and Title I, focused on Milwaukee and Green Bay with one year assistant director of educator licensing Education: Ph.D. in educational leadership and policy analysis, UW–Madison; master’s degree in educational administration and licensure in educational administration; master’s degree in secondary e...

(The Center Square) – New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday that the state’s delay in reporting data about nursing home deaths due to COVID-19 was a mistake that allowed

Montana should know by April’s end if it’s getting a second U.S. House district, but the detailed numbers needed to draw the would-be district won’t be known until much later.

Some utility companies that deliver electricity to Texans are telling customers to expect power outages through Monday night and potentially into Tuesday.

FRYEBURG, Maine — Selectmen expect a big virtual crowd of residents to appear at a Zoom-held public hearing today to oppose zoning changes being proposed by the planning board.

Mining has made America.