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Saudi Arabia in second place for adopting and integrating CSR practices in MENA region The survey found that there is a reasonable level of CSR awareness as well as a moderately positive attitude towards the concept in Saudi Arabia, with results finding 41 percent of respondents familiar with CSR Updated 22 March 2021 March 22, 2021 00:20 JEDDAH: A new study has shown that Saudi Arabia has emerged as a leading country in adopting and integrating corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices....

Dan Soto working at Keats Manufacturing in Wheeling Courtesy of District 214   Updated 3/15/2021 8:32 AM When Dan Soto landed a full-time manufacturing job, he was making much more than critical parts for various machines -- he was also making a major positive change in his life. Soto, who participated in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing program at John Hersey High School, was part of the District 214 Life Program for almost three years. Despite his hearing challenges, he was able to gain inte...

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LONDON: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Culture and air carrier Flynas have started a partnership for the “Year of Arabic Calligraphy” initiative launched by the ministry. The Saudi airline has decorated its 12th Airbus A320neo with the initiative’s logo. The plane was part of an agreement signed with Airbus in 2017 to purchase 120 A320neo aircraft, with a total value of SR32

KP government lauds USAID for digitalisation of health sector Peshawar March 4, 2021 PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has appreciated the USAID for its support for the digitalisation of the health sector and automation of public health supply chain systems in the province. “We highly appreciate the USAID’s technology support for digitisation of health sector and automation of public health supply chain systems in the province. The support has been pivotal to ensure commodity se...

JEDDAH: More than 6,800 cricketers are competing in Saudi Arabia’s largest-ever cricket tournament, with matches in 11 cities as part of a national championship. Players from 369 teams representing 15 local cricket associations are taking part in the 11-week National Cricket Championship 2021, which was launched on Jan. 29 and is due to end in April. Matches in the T20-format competition will take place every Friday on 106 pitches around 11 cities — Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah, Madinah...

Read Article LEWISTON — A new program for women wanting to overcome addiction is available in Lewiston and Auburn. Women for Sobriety (WFS), a nonprofit organization, has been empowering women to take charge of their lives since 1975. WFS offers a unique self-help approach to recovery, the New Life Program, which was specifically designed to address the needs or women. WFS has certified facilitators leading mutual support groups online and in person, as well as phone volunteers available for...

Obituary - BURTON IRA BLAU Submitted by the family Burton Ira Blau, 82, of Altamonte Springs, passed away Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021, after a short battle with cancer. He is predeceased by his wife of over 50 years, Louise Wagman Blau, and is survived by his sister, Maxine Blau Derington, two children, four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Burt was born on March 6, 1938, in New Jersey to Aaron and Belle Blau. He went to Rutgers University to study psychology where he met and then marrie...

  LETHBRIDGE -- It’s a dream come true for a local filmmaker after his story was chosen out of more than 150 ideas submitted to a special competition. Lethbridge filmmaker Tanner James has been selected to receive $20,000 in production funding from TELUS STORYHIVE’s Local Heroes Documentary Edition. “It was pretty cool,” said James, who grew up in Taber and moved back to southern Alberta about a year and a half ago, after more than a dozen years in Calgary. The funding will allow ...

Navy directs commanders to follow up after suicide prevention referrals By (0) Rear Adm. John B. Nowell, shown here in 2016, has directed Navy commanders to follow up with case managers after sailors are referred to the services suicide prevention program. Photo by Chris Williamson/U.S. Navy Jan. 28 (UPI) -- Navy commanders will be required to follow up on the cases of sailors whove been referred to the services suicide prevention program, per a policy shift announced Thursday. Sailors who at...