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Springfield approves fire, police expenditures Carolynn Mostyn Suburbanite correspondent SPRINGFIELD TWP.  The Springfield Township Board of Trustees approved business for the fire and police departments during its Jan. 28 regular meeting.  Fire Department approvals For the Fire Department, the board approved several orders of business, including accepting the resignation of part-time firefighter/EMT-paramedic Seth Shier, effective Jan. 23. Trustees also authorized the appointments of Jared Armsey, Douglas Dunwald and Thomas Gauer to the position of part-time firefighter/EMT-paramedic,...

Print The Solana Beach City Council unanimously agreed to move forward with its Community Grant Program for the 2021-22 fiscal year, and to provide an extension for recipients of the 2020-21 program. The grant program provides funds to local nonprofits and other organizations that provide services or projects that contribute to the community. The city has $25,000 allocated for the program in the 2021-22 budget. The extension would provide last year’s grant program recipients more time to spend any remaining funds on projects or services that may have been on hold because of the COVID-19 pan...

City of Elliot Lake inviting Applications for Community Grant (Canada) 150SHARES The City of Elliot Lake (the City) is seeking applications for its Community Grant Program that has been created to provide limited financial assistance to community groups and not-for-profit organizations within the City to assist with various activities. This support is in recognition of the value of these groups to the well-being and growth of the community and is to help the municipality retain a strong community focus. The City of Elliot Lake wishes to promote a varied and rich quality of life for all of it...

ENCINITAS The Encinitas City Council met Wednesday in closed session to discuss litigation. In open session, the council interviewed applicants for several city commissions. These applicants were approved: Commission for the Arts, Irene Abraham, Kathleen Lees, Randall Sims; Environmental Commission, Christian Adams, Inge Bisconer, Katie Cramer, June Honsberger, William Morrison; Parks and Recreation Commission, Brad Hanson, Ross Ridder, Steven Winters; Planning Commission, Stephen Dalton, Kevin Doyle; Senior Citizen Commission, Mona Angel, Christie Kramer-LeVander, Maureen Lucewicz, Laura Rau...

Article content Addiction knows no borders. This week, the Parents Empowering Parents Society (PEP) launched its toll-free phone line to support families in Red Deer and Lethbridge who are struggling with the effects of substance use in youth and adult children. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. In October, The News reported the Sherwood Park non-profit received a $100,000 grant from Alberta Health Services in order to provide services to more Albertans through a new online meeting and a 1-800 number. By expanding these services, it’s hoped that ...