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(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Eight candidates are vying for three seats on the St. Joseph school board Tuesday. Each of the seats, which will be decided during Buchanan County’s April 6 general municipal election, carries a three-year term. One of the first tasks for the newly-elected school board will be navigating the aftermath of voters rejecting or accepting the $107 million dollar school bond issue also up for a vote on April 6. Another area that will garner early attention from the board is the continued struggle of protecting in-person learning and the people who go to school every day. The two...

A week into the election campaign, the Tasmanian Liberal Party is already a man down Posted Yesterday at 8:27pm WedWednesday 31 updated 5 AprApril 2021 at 6:24am Last Friday, Liberal leader Peter Gutwein and his deputy Jeremy Rockliff announced the state would go to an early election. ( Share Print text only Cancel Tasmanian Liberal leader Peter Gutwein smiled last year when asked whether he was grooming any potential Liberal candidates for the next state election. "You'd be surprised at the number of people who have been in touch with me," he said, fresh from snagging popular newsreader J...

Key West Mayor Teri Johnston will propose increasing the size of the city’s housing authority board from five to seven commissioners within the next month, a move the current authority chairman wants to stop. The expansion of the Housing Authority of Key West board, the first in its 83-year history, is aimed at bringing a more specialized knowledge onto the authority board. It is also an effort to increase transparency on a board where three of its five members have been in place for decades. Commissioner Roosevelt Sands Jr. has been on the board the longest, appointed in 1970 and servin...

Use 'em or lose 'em: how 1,856 COVID shots wound up in the trash article According to GA Department of Public Health, providers across the state report having to throw away 4,663 doses. Much of those could have gone to Georgians eager to be vaccinated. DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. - So far nearly 2 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been shipped to Georgia providers. But despite overwhelming demand, instead of going into arms, some of those shots are going in the trash. According to Georgia Department of Public Health statistics, providers reported 4,663 doses had to be thrown away as of Feb. 15. ...

Feb. 11, 1886: The Comet informed readers, “The Johnson City Machine Shop has just finished overhauling one of the Narrow Gauge engines. It made its first trip to Cranberry Monday