Week in Review, May 23-29, 2021
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The Rolla Daily News The Phelps County Sheriff’s Department said they've arrested a man and a woman in connection with a homicide at the Economy Inn in St. James. The Phelps County Sheriff’s Department, in a Facebook post Wednesday, said deputies were assisting the St. James Police Department with a homicide, where a man was killed at the Economy Inn in St. James Wednesday. The sheriff’s department said during the investigation, police identified a 20-year-old male and a 29-year-old female as suspects, and the information was disseminated to law enforcement and the public through the ...
Up to 20,000 families in Kazakhstan to get new housing by yearend 14 April 2021 15:11 Share in: NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM – Chairperson of JSC Otbasy Bank Lyazzat Ibragimova shared there are plans to provide thousands of Kazakhstani families with apartments as part of subsidized housing program, Kazinform correspondent reports. Related news «As part of the Bakytty otbasy (Happy Family) Program, nearly 8.900 families in Kazakhstan moved into their new apartments. 5,000 more families are expected to receive subsidized housing this year. We’...
AUBURN â DeKalb County Commissioners are looking at ways to spend $8.4 million the county is expecting from the new federal American Rescue Plan. They reacted positively Monday to a suggestion for using some of it to buy a new radio tower for the Central Communications emergency dispatching service. A 180-foot tower at the Central Communications site near DeKalb High School would cost between $300,000 and $500,000, said Central Communications Director Brian Humbarger, who made the suggestion. âIt just makes sense to put all of our resources and some of the cityâs resources on a...
The amount generated by the foundation over the years has fluctuated with the stock market, with 5% of the proceeds going back to the county and anything beyond that returning to the foundation’s principle.