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“We realize that some requirements are not always convenient but absolutely necessary when protecting our students, schools, and community,” the news release says.

The new policy goes into effect immediately. What prompted the change is unclear.

Bonsall wildlife research, conservation and education center has lost more than two-thirds of its income due to COVID-19

Here’s where former Columbus Police Chief Freddie Blackmon is working now. And it’s not in law enforcement.

The number of Kaua‘i-based craft breweries is now set to double by the end of 2023, due to the recent opening of Nā Pali Brewing Company in Wailuā and the planned opening of Mucho Aloha in Kōloa in November.

“This is one more means of supporting our teachers and giving them the resources and support they need to be successful,” said MCSD superintendent David Lewis.

A DOORWAYS staff member will work from Springfield to serve the southwest region.

St. Louis-based DOORWAYS has installed leadership at offices in Columbia and Springfield to provide housing services for those with HIV/AIDS.

Two state tax attorneys and one from an Indianapolis law firm are the finalists to fill a vacancy in the sole judicial post at the specialized Indiana Tax Court.

Two government attorneys and one private practitioner have been named finalists in the search for Indiana’s next Tax Court judge.