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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) - Jobseekers had the opportunity to meet a wide variety of local employers today. WTWO hosted a career fair and job expo...

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Updated: April 26, 2021 23:36 IST U.S. NSC had outlined the country’s assistance to India’s COVID-19 battle on Sunday which included vaccine raw materials Share Article AAA The White House is pictured behind a fence in Washington, U.S., April 25, 2021   | Photo Credit: Reuters U.S. NSC had outlined the country’s assistance to India’s COVID-19 battle on Sunday which included vaccine raw materials The Biden administration has diverted its pending orders of vaccine filters to India’s v...

Press Release – Game Animal Council The Game Animal Council (GAC) has welcomed a commitment from the NZ Police to put more resources towards processing outstanding firearms licenses. As of December 2020, 9800 new licence applications and 2940 licence renewals sat outstanding. The GAC … The Game Animal Council (GAC) has welcomed a commitment from the NZ Police to put more resources towards processing outstanding firearms licenses. As of December 2020, 9800 new licence applications and 2940 ...

As of December 2020, 9800 new licence applications and 2940 licence renewals sat outstanding. “The GAC has been concerned for some time about this mounting backlog and have been working with Police to find a solution to it. We are really pleased that they have now committed additional staff to make inroads into the backlog and ensure legitimate firearms users remain compliant with the law,” says GAC General Manager Tim Gale. “With the growing popularity of hunting over the last few years ...

Having shut their system down on November 17, the Hampton Roads Sanitation Department is catching back up. Author: Connor Rhiel Updated: 6:48 PM EST December 16, 2020 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Nearly a month ago, malware infected the Hampton Roads Sanitation Departments business systems. "We pride ourselves on a sophisticated information technology department," said HRSD General Manager Tim Henefin. "Were as prepared as anyone for an attack like this, but bad guys ...

MEADVILLE — Crawford County Commissioners approved nearly $60,000 in COVID-19-related expenses for the Crawford County Care Center during Wednesday’s meeting. The expenses will be paid for with allocated COVID funds. Care Center Administrator Tonya Moyer asked commissioners to approve; $13,908. for Lysol wipes, $5,600 for nitrate gloves and $33,000 for gowns. These items will be purchased from Shamrock Company. Moyer also requested two thermal scanners, totaling $7,251.76. With the pu...