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A board member’s apology to teachers, a survey critical of school district leadership, and a faculty dispirited by the pandemic provided for a sobering discussion of Aspen School District’s state of affairs during a virtual meeting held Monday. “Some of this stuff is really hard to hear,” said Superintendent David Baugh, adding “this is a time of high tension, high stress.” Baugh’s comments came after a presentation of Aspen Education Association results from a survey conducted Jan. 12 to 17. Survey results from the AEA, the representative arm of district teachers, showed 52.4% ...

Sales Jobs; Pre-Approval, Hobby Farm Products; Events and Training; Wholesale and Correspondent Updates Feb 2 2021, 8:14AM Okay boys and girls, besides it being a snow day in the Northeast, and Groundhog Day and Punxsutawney Phil's 135th prognostication, here is today’s short video math lesson: Snow+Pandas=Fun. Continuing with the four-legged theme, Chrisman LLC was dealt a blow to its morale yesterday when my cat Myrtle balked at joining the Super Bowl pool. She was nonpussed, uh, nonplussed when I assured her we could the draw numbers in person, unlike using Zo...

Ops, AE Jobs; Sales, Leadership, Tech, Pricing Tools; VA, Ginnie, FHA Changes Incl. URLA Update Jan 20 2021, 8:15AM In his Saturday Morning Cup of Joe, Jeremy Potter quipped, “The word ‘homeowners’ has the word ‘meow’ in it. Good luck unseeing that from now on.” Plenty of people are out there predicting the path of homeowners and homeownership. And there are those that say, “All forecasts are wrong, but some are useful.” It has certainly been interesting hearing forecasts about the direction of rates (relatively steady with a bias toward increasing g...

Small businesses innovating via Instagram to stay afloat during COVID-19 by Dilshad Burman Last Updated Dec 23, 2020 at 7:45 pm EDT As Ontario prepares for a second lockdown on Boxing Day, it is yet another body blow to small businesses that have been struggling to survive since COVID-19 pandemic restrictions were first announced in March. Many have gone out of business, others may not make it through this lockdown and still others are hanging by a thread. Contending with closures, zero foot traffic and layoffs has led many small businesses to ramp up their presence online, where customers ha...