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The Helena City Commission voted 5-0 Monday to put two public safety mill levies on the June 4 ballot – one to help with police and fire services and the

Nursing home leaders Wednesday were expecting details of a federal nursing home staffing mandate to be released at virtually any time. 

A lack of a comprehensive and strategic staffing plan, increased teacher positions paid for with additional federal and state aid despite declining enrollment, and a larger number of school counselors per federal recommendations were some of the findings of a consultant’s study at Batavia City Schools. Thomas Ramming of International Deliverables LLC and Thomas Ramming

The financial advice industry bemoans the lack of diversity in its ranks and debates the causes of the field’s continued dominance by males

The industry saw another year of growth, according to an InvestmentNews study, but compensation for most positions has shown little growth.

RFPs sent out for study on new stations design and cost, which could include other public safety agencies.