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New Hampshire schools face virus-related loss of funds

By The Associated PressJanuary 23, 2021 GMT School districts across New Hampshire are losing money because the state’s funding formula is based on metrics heavily affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Sixteen mayors and school board leaders wrote to Gov. Chris Sununu and legislative leaders this week expressing their concerns. They explained that while districts have been providing more free meals than ever to students, fewer families have filled out the paperwork to document participation in the free and reduced price meal program. Because the funding formula is based in part on enrollment in the program, Manchester, for example, faces a $3.6 million decrease in funding.

Transportation chief tapped for highway administration post

People News: MARTA CFO, AGM, Labor; Cando CCO

Lucek served previously as Director of Labor Relations for Areas USA, a food, beverage and retail services provider in the travel and hospitality industry. She has managed collective bargaining agreements and contract negotiations for large companies such as Macy’s and IKEA, as well as Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA). “Raj Srinath and Patricia Lucek bring decades of experience to MARTA, with much of that being in the transportation industry which has unique financial and union negotiating needs,” GM/CEO Jeffrey Parker said. “We’ve got some hard work in front of us as the transit industry recovers from the impacts of the pandemic and I look forward to working closely with these new members of the team to ensure our financial house remains in order and that our essential frontline employees are protected and supported.”

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Boston police reopen several city blocks around State House after closing them

Boston police reopen several city blocks around State House after closing them © Peter Eliopoulos, WCVB A Boston police cruiser and barricade near the Massachusetts State House on Jan. 17, 2021. The Boston Police Department have reopened several blocks near the Massachusetts State House after closing them in anticipation of potential demonstrations on Beacon Hill. Shortly after 10 a.m. Sunday, Boston police announced that Beacon Street is closed from Charles to Tremont streets; Park Street is closed at Tremont Street; Bowdoin Street is closed from Cambridge to Beacon streets; and Somerset Street is closed from Cambridge to Beacon.Sign up for our Newsletters

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