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EPISD board set to approve final payment on new multi-million dollar central offices

EPISD board set to approve final payment on new multi-million dollar central offices KVIA New EPISD headquarters EL PASO, Texas Box by box, desk by desk, hundreds of El Paso Independent School District employees are starting to move closer to downtown. The EPISD new Central Offices are relocating from east El Paso to a renovated building at 1100 N. Stanton Street and a new building across the street on the lot where the old Hotel Dieu hospital used to be. On Tuesday, the board is expected to authorize the final payment on the multi-million dollar project. A spokeswoman for EPISD says not all employees will be moving in right away into the buildings that will be housing upwards of 400 employees. Parking was an initial concern, however the district tells ABC-7 these facilities are capable of housing employee and visitor vehicles.

Teacher unions, community group say EPISD schools not ready for full reopening

Teacher unions, community group say EPISD schools not ready for full reopening Cristina Carreon, El Paso Times Biden unveils COVID strategy: Help is on the way Replay Video UP NEXT El Paso s biggest teacher unions and activists say schools in the El Paso Independent School District are not ready to reopen Monday for all students whose parents chose in-person learning. It s worth noting that we don t expect an increase in students on campus on Monday as all of the students whose families had indicated a wish to return to on-campus instruction have already been invited back. In other words, anyone who has wanted to come back is already back,  El Paso Independent School District spokesman Gustavo Reveles said.

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Car Choir, bear boom, festival changes: News from around our 50 states

‘Car Choir,’ bear boom, festival changes: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY © ABIGAIL DOLLINS / STATESMAN JOURNAL Chemeketa Community College choir students gather for car choir on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021 in Salem, Oregon. Car choir allows students to sing as a group through microphones from the comfort of their vehicles to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Alabama Birmingham: The director of the Alabama Board of Funeral Service says businesses have been reaching out for advice on how to handle the large volume of deaths due to COVID-19 and other causes. “Funeral homes don’t always operate on regular business hours,” Charles Perine told AL.com. “However, to the point that you are having to run the crematorium around the clock, that is unique.” Some funeral businesses report adding cremation shifts to handle the extra load. Already this month, the state’s death toll from the pandemic has hit 5,0

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