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ANDY JACKSON/Stuff NPDC are expeting to finalise the City Centre Strategy later this year, David Langford says. “If the council had actually been talking to retailers on the main street I think it would have been a good start.” The NPDC says it is developing a City Centre Strategy, which will be in place for the next 30 years. Group manager planning and infrastructure David Langford says council has been consulting with building and business owners, retailers, developers, iwi and hapū, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Business and Retail Association. Consultation suggests people wa...

Former Board of Elections member sues Rockingham County In a complaint filed in Federal Court, Amy Simpson claimed the Board's decision to fire her violates the First Amendment and state law. Author: Miles Moraitis Updated: 5:26 PM EST December 22, 2020 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, N.C. — The drama continues in the Rockingham County Board of Elections. On December 9, former deputy director, Amy Simpson, filed a lawsuit against the Board. She claimed she was wrongfully terminated. The situation at the Rockingham County Board of Elections has been tumultuous in 2020. The...

Steven Ronald High Steven “Steve” Ronald High, age 64, of Lake Nebagamon WI, died peacefully with his wife by his side at Solvay Hospice House in Duluth MN, on December 11th 2020. He was surrounded by the love and support from family and friends throughout his 20-month struggle with cancer. Steve was born in Duluth Minnesota on March 11th, 1956 to Ronald and Mary Louise (Hanson) High. He was a graduate of East High School in 1974. He completed his bachelor’s degree at the University of Minnesota Duluth. He went on to obtain his Master’s Degree, and administration license. Steve...

Slab behind me. they're pulling it up. going to put in a brand new school but not until next year. for now three quarters of the kids who used to go to school here who live in the area, they're going to go to a new building, a different building. it's going to be a tough day not just for the kids, but for the grownups. >> if we have to hide our fears and our yap prehennion for starting that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: at a staff meeting thursday principal amy simpson struggled with emotions. >> it's okay to cry and okay to be owe frads and it's okay to be angry. >> reporter: they ar...

>> yes. it was important to show the kids that this is plaza towers. they needed to come in here and know there's going to be books to read, carpets to sit on, nice chairs. their own desks. all of those things were important. >> reporter: simpson's biggest worry is the children won't feel as safe as they did before. >> i'm afraid that they've lost the trust and they've lost the security that we had before may 20th. >> reporter: she's particularly concerned about the fourth graders, like xavier who was pulled out of the rubble after being crushed under a wall with his classmates. >> i just hear...