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Missoula Co. to distribute over $1 million in grants to community orgnizations

Missoula County is dishing out more than a $1 million to support programs and essential services.County funded grants of $1.3 million will be distributed to mor

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Minimal impact on students?

On Oct. 16, the chancellor’s office sent out an email explaining the layoffs of 140 employees. Later in the email, Chancellor Andrew Leavitt said, “The actions we are taking are structured with stewardship: to support UWO’s core academic mission, and to have minimal impact on students and student success.”  However, this isn’t true. Purging these...

Staff layoffs stun campus

A total of 140 UW Oshkosh employees received layoff notices on Monday in an effort to curb the university’s $18 million deficit. The layoffs are part of the university’s realignment plan, which also has 76 employees accepting voluntary retirement offers.  UWO Chancellor Andrew Leavitt added that 12 UWO leaders serving in 10 administrative positions are...

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My Turn: Gratitude for Sen. Scott Bennett

This tribute to the late Sen. Scott Bennett is also a thank you to Stacy, Emma and Sam Bennett for so graciously sharing Scott with all of us who benefitted

New group doles thousands to Black-focused Chattanooga charities | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Nearly a year after its launch, a charitable initiative geared toward Black Chattanoogans has awarded its first sets of grants.

'He was truly a gem of a guy, personally and professionally'

The governor's coming, along with family, friends and family of the late state Sen. Scott Bennett, who'll have a tree planted in his honor Wednesday on the DACC campus. We

Center Point approves previously denied rezoning request for rescue home for homeless seniors

By Terry Schrimscher, For the Tribune CENTER POINT – The city of Center Point City Council met for the second regular meeting of September, Thursday night, Sept. 21. One of the items on the agenda was a zoning change request that has appeared before the Council several times over the last few months. The zoning