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City Manager search set to begin after Council meeting Feb. 09, 2021 at 6:00 am Santa Monica City Council is set to begin the search for a new City Manager, according to Tuesday night’s meeting agenda, which also includes a pair of new items pertaining to housing. At the request of Mayor Sue Himmelrich, Councilmember Gleam Davis, and Councilmember Oscar de la Torre, staff could be directed to retain Lamont Ewell of Ralph Andersen & Associates to provide executive search services for the posit...

  While Alaskans are looking ahead to a bright future for Bristol Bay, Gov. Mike Dunleavy continues to look backward and is seeking to keep the proposed Pebble mine project alive through dubious legal tactics. The latest example of this is the states appeal of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers decision to deny a key Clean Water Act permit for the project. The appeal is wrong on the law. It is wrong on science. And it is wrong for Alaskans. Let us start with the legal arguments. The applicable ...

The blood of Casey Goodson and Andre Hill still stain the city of Columbus, Ohio. Both Black men were killed by law enforcement personnel in two separate high-profile encounters that occurred within weeks of each other in December. And on Thursday, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther moved to replace Police Chief Thomas Quinlan, saying he’d lost trust in the top cop’s ability to reform the police agency. Ginther announced that Quinlan, 54, stepped down at his request and said a nationwide search ...

Columbus police chief ‘stepping back’ amid reform efforts after Andre Hill shooting Facebook/Andre HillBy MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News (COLUMBUS, Ohio) — The chief of police in Columbus, Ohio, is “stepping back” following the death of Andre Hill, an unarmed Black man who was shot and killed by a police officer last month. The city is now conducting a national search to replace Chief Thomas Quinlan, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced Thursday, who pointed to frustrations around refor...

Body camera footage showed 47-year-old Hill emerge from a garage while holding up a cellphone in his left-hand seconds before he is fatally shot by a Columbus police officer. The nationwide search for a new permanent chief is on.

Police chief stepping back after shooting of unarmed Black man © Eric Albrecht/Columbus Dispatch via USA Today Network The chief of police in Columbus, Ohio, is "stepping back" following the death of Andre Hill, an unarmed Black man who was shot and killed by a police officer last month. The city is now conducting a national search to replace Chief Thomas Quinlan, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced Thursday, who pointed to frustrations around reform efforts as the reason behind the chan...

By MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News (COLUMBUS, Ohio) — The chief of police in Columbus, Ohio, is “stepping back” following the death of Andre Hill, an unarmed Black man who was shot and killed by a police officer last month. The city is now conducting a national search to replace Chief Thomas Quinlan, Columbus Mayor Andrew [...]

Quinlan steps down as Columbus police chief at Mayor Ginthers request According to an internal department memo obtained by 10TV, Quinlan will stay with the department as deputy chief. Author: 10TV Web Staff Updated: 11:27 PM EST January 28, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Thomas Quinlan has agreed to be demoted from the position of Columbus Police Chief, at the request of Mayor Andrew Ginther. In an emailed statement, Ginther said, "It became clear to me that Chief Quinl...

City Park names new CEO City Park has named Cara Lambright as its next leader. Lambright takes over in February from longtime CEO Robert “Bob” Becker, who retired after leading the 167-year-old park for 20 years. She most recently served as executive vice president and chief operating officer for Memorial Park Conservancy in Houston. Lambright The announcement follows a national search for a new CEO by Ralph Andersen & Associates. “With this announcement, City Park is starting 2021 with a...

Pebble parent company to appeal Army Corps rejection of permit December 24th, 2020 |   The parent company of the Pebble Limited Partnership said it is appealing the Trump administrations recent decision to deny a key permit for the controversial mine proposal in the Bristol Bay region of Southwest Alaska. In a written statement last Thursday, Northern Dynasty Minerals President and CEO Ron Thiessen said the rejection was "without precedent in the long history of responsible resource devel...