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Press Releases Senate President Sweeney, Honorable Members of the NJ Legislative Disability Caucus & Advocates from the Disability Community Hold First Meeting of Bipartisan Disability Caucus Focusing on the Impact of COVID-19 on Persons with Disabilities January 27, 2021, 1:15 pm | in Senate President Sweeney, Honorable Members of the NJ Legislative Disability Caucus & Advocates from the Disability Community Hold First Meeting of Bipartisan Disability Caucus Focusing on...

Times Record Dr. Felicia Petty Smiths seven-year term on the board of the Arkansas Humanities Council (AHC) ended on Dec. 31. She was welcomed as a board member in January 2013. For the past two years, she presided as AHC’s chairperson. She served as a member under directors Paul Austin and Jama Best and was previously on the selection committee for the AHC director position. AHC presented Smith with a service award plaque to honor her volunteer work on the board, where she brought an...

Print Among the priorities of Southwestern College next president/superintendent are to create a more welcoming environment on campus and to encourage students not to abandon their academic goals amid the difficulties generated by the pandemic. Mark Sánchez was recently selected by the Southwestern College Governing Board to replace Superintendent Kindred Murillo, who is retiring in March. Sánchez now serves as assistant superintendent/vice president of Student Success and Support Programs an...

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Cuesta College postpones 2020 Commencement Drive-thru Ceremony Cuesta College and last updated 2020-12-16 01:38:36-05 Cuesta College is postponing its 2020 Commencement Drive-Thru Ceremony. The school said this is due to Gov. Newsoms stay-at-home order and guidance from the San Luis Obispo County Health Department. It was originally scheduled for Dec. 18 and as of now, there is no new date. “This is a difficult decision, yet our number one priority is the health and safety of our commun...

Cuesta College postpones 2020 drive-thru commencement ceremony SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. -- Cuesta College postpones their drive-thru 2020 commencement ceremony in San Luis Obispo on Wednesday morning. The colleges drive-thru ceremony was supposed to take placed on Friday, December 18. The ceremony has been postponed until further notice due to the California stay-at-home order. Under the San Luis Obispo County Public Health Departments guidance, the college made the decision to postpone the ev...

Update posted Dec. 16: –Due to the California Stay-at-Home Order and under the San Luis Obispo County Public Health Department’s guidance, the Cuesta College Drive-through Commencement Ceremony scheduled for Friday, Dec. 18, is postponed until further notice. “This is a difficult decision, yet our number one priority is the health and safety of our community, students, faculty, and staff,” said Dr. Mark Sanchez, Assistant Superintendent / Vice President of Student Success and Support Pr...

Statistics? when he talks about income inequality, hes only talking about income. he doesnt take into account 401(k)s, pension plans, and income tax credit, medicare, medicaid. it leaves out all the government support programs out of his mouth when he brings up income inequality. he is consistently whipping fastballs by the american people. but he says he will raise taxes on the lower income classes, including middle-class. >> katie: bernie sanders, if you believe what he says about wealth inequ...

Campuses of the schools, the need to have better mental health screening and support programs, and finally if you want to own a weapon, we need to have responsible firearms ownership. >> i just went through some of the data, and there is widespread support for universal background checks. each the majority of americans -- even the majority of americans support a ban on assault weapons. one study found that magazine restrictions decreased the number of mass shootings. i know you have met with a n...

Everybody else. for our family, its every day, we think of our gina rose. >> your gina was killed in the shooting at parkland, and when you look at security and addressing mental health concerns, what progress do you think has been made since that horrifying day? >> well, all 17 families who lost somebody in that tragedy needed that -- understood that we needed change. we came together to form stand with parkland, the national association of families for safe schools. through this group, we are ...