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Many organizations have mission and vision statements. Unfortunately, more often than not, these are ineffective. These nine reasons show why and what you can do about it.

Hawai‘i County Police Chief Paul K. Ferreira is inviting members of the public to participate in the department’s Community Satisfaction Survey, which runs throughout the month of April. By comparing the results of this year’s survey with the results of past surveys, the department can gauge where it has improved and where it needs further improvement. In a press release Chief Ferreira said, “in keeping with our department’s Vision Statement that the Hawaiʻi Police Department is comm...

The Area Council held its regular monthly meeting on Monday, March 1. Major topics discussed were: (1) Community Needs; (2) Countywide Planning Policies Update; and (3) Cedar Hills Regional Landfill. Public Comment Lisa Floyd of the King County Department of Community & Human Services (DCHS)/Behavioral Health & Recovery Division spoke about mental and behavioral health services, etc. that are available, see: https://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/community-human-services/mental-health-substance-abus...

The Ledger Animal Control employees professional, courteous but maskless I recently made the following observations. All of the employees at Publix: masked; all of the employees at Home Depot: masked; all of the employees at Pep Boys: masked, all of the employees at Burger King: masked; masked; all of the employees of the Polk County Sheriffs Office Animal Control unit: not masked. Ironically, the Sheriffs Office is the only one of these organizations to have the following in their Vision State...

Divin will oversee Davey’s East San Antonio Residential/Commercial (R/C) services office.

Graham Architectural Products Company manufactures commercial window, door and window wall systems.

He has been with the Ruppert organization for over 13 years.

The Area Council held its regular monthly meeting on Monday, February 1. Major topics discussed were: (1) Reserve Silica Mine Site Cleanup; (2) Countywide Planning Policies Update; (3) Community Needs; and (4) Cedar Hills Regional Landfill. Item (4) was extended to a Special Meeting held on Tahoma School District (TSD) Update TSD Board member, Val Paganelli, provided a summary. In-person of hybrid learning for K-2 started today. High School student, Olivia Tamer, gave an update on moving to ...

By Alison Bradish As news about Covid-19 spreading in care homes bombard the public along with images of isolated seniors looking longingly out of windows, there is ample opportunity to worry about loved ones in care homes. For residents of Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home in Regina and Providence Place care home in Moose Jaw, there are two women helping to alieviate that worry and meet the spiritual needs of residents and staff despite the on-going obstacles of a pandemic. Susan Askin is the d...

Miller will have my vote By Staff | Jan 20, 2021 To the editor: We should all be pleased and encouraged that Mike Miller is a candidate for the Sanibel City Council. Mike brings a rare combination of qualifications that we need on the council now. In many respects Sanibel is and hopefully will remain the small town contemplated in the Sanibel Vision Statement. We don’t have chain stores, fast food restaurants or high rise hotels on the beach — but we’re not the same Sanibel we used to be ...