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By Terry Leahy Jun 3, 2021 The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services moves forward on projects in response to legislative action during the recently completed session. In a big ticket item, A Request For Proposal for the siting and design of the proposed 1,512 bed facility to replace the Nebraska State Penitentiary has been made. “This will allow NDCS to identify a consultant who will be responsible for designing the facility, helping to locate a site on which to build, and managin...

Council moves forward with new fire hall despite lack of training centre May 26, 2021 Reading time: 2 min 30 s By Nick Seebruch An artists rendering of the proposed new fire hall. CORNWALL, Ontario – Cornwall City Council voted to keep moving forward with the proposed new fire hall in the north end of the city, despite the fact that a promised training facility is not included in the current design. The lack of a training faci...

May 25—Berks County has taken a small step toward investigating the merits of creating a county health department. The commissioners authorized Kelly Laubach, director of contracts and procurement, to prepare a formal request for proposal seeking a professional organization to conduct a study of the delivery of public health services in Berks. The decision was made during an operations meeting ...

Indian companies among 17 entities interested in partnering DAE for radioisotopes reactor SECTIONS Last Updated: May 25, 2021, 07:15 PM IST Share Synopsis The DAE will be bearing the cost of constructing the reactor upfront and expects the partner to get a high return on capital invested. Preparatory work, including design and regulatory clearances is moving at good pace and a formal Request For Proposal (RFP) for selection of the private partner will be initiated in the December quarter. Agenc...

M ore than 100 neighbors gathered May 6 in an attempt to “Save the Westside Community Center,” according to a flyer circulated prior to the event. On Aug. 3, 2020, the city of Colorado Springs announced that the current operator, Woodmen Valley Chapel’s Center for Strategic Ministry, would not be renewing its contract past 2021. Community members at the center listened to a presentation from Richard Mee, who is concerned that a new operator might not maintain the buildings as a c...

The second negative import list, which has been now rechristened as the positive list, has been delayed due to the ongoing pandemic and will be issued very soon by the Department of Military Affairs (

California Violence Intervention and Prevention social worker Kelly Gallaugher, left, and Grass Valley Police Officer Jonathan Brown speak with a member of the community last week in the Glenbrook Basin. Brown and Gallaugher are both trained in the Peace Officers and Standards Training (POST), which teaches officers how to work with mental health challenged people and encourages de-escalation. Photo: Elias Funez Nevada County law enforcement officials and advocates for homeless people are appla...

Neighbors worried about future of Westside Community Center City of Colorado Springs considering proposals for the building Neighbors in Old Colorado City are worried about what might become of the West Side Community Center. and last updated 2021-05-07 03:30:06-04 COLORADO SPRINGS — For the past decade, the Westside Community Center has been operated by Woodmen Valley Chapel. Now, that contract is coming to an end, and the city must find a new entity to manage the building. News5 spoke w...

LAURA JAMESON ljameson@lockhaven.com LAURA JAMESON/THE EXPRESS Mill Hall Borough Public Works Director Ryan Kunes cleans up pieces of concrete near a crumbled part of the borough’s pool. Kunes said this is the worst of the damage uncovered when the pool was drained but is fixable. MILL HALL — For years Mill Hall Borough has been putting Band-aids on growing problems at its public pool. And this year is no different. Borough employees are now patching up cracks along the walls of the deca...

Sentinel Staff WEST OLIVE — Ottawa County is advancing through the initial steps of its goal to increase broadband access to every county resident, school and business.  On Tuesday, April 27, the county board of commissioners unanimously voted to award a $42,000 contract to Ann Arbor-based technology company Merit Network Inc. to analyze the internet needs of those living and working in Ottawa County.  A broadband analysis plan is the first step in Ottawa Countys Digital Inclusion Strateg...