Nancy Knowles News Today

Dear EOU Community: I recently had the opportunity to meet with University Council leadership to discuss the Great Colleges to Work For survey results. Our highest scores from the last survey were in the area of job satisfaction and support. The overwhelming majority of you (77%) felt that your jobs made good use of your […]

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to John Harris’s article about the Youth Hostels Association’s decision to sell many of its properties

For the last few years, Let’s Swim Bahamas has recognized the top swimmers from the academic year by taking students on a snorkel experience, with Blue Adventures by Stuart Cove. For most of the primary students, it is the first time they have snorkeled in the sea, and for many, having been on a boat. Director and

Let’s Swim Bahamas (LSB), a non-profit learn-to-swim program run by Andy and Nancy Knowles, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) to help provide additional swim coaches and expand the program to more schools in New Providence. After an enforced break due to the threat of COVID-19, LSB has

Water service will be shut off to all barrier islands in Sarasota and Manatee counties this evening, including the island of Venice.

Hurricane Ian continues on path to Sarasota County, with a danger of historic flooding

Hurricane Ian was a Category 3 storm Tuesday morning with sustained winds of 125 mph. It is forecast for a direct hit on the Sarasota/Manatee region.

LA GRANDE — Art Center East is celebrating its 45th birthday this month, but its roots lie with a different name.

Article content SOUTH HURON – The COVID-19 pandemic means we are living in uncertain times, and South Huron’s mayor says he is proud of the way residents in this community have risen to the occasion. Looking back on 2020, George Finch said the year was “challenging, to say the least,” but he said South Huron has “good staff and an incredible community to get us all through it together.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Mayor Finch looks ...