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Author of the article: Jackie Irwin Publishing date: May 19, 2021  •  4 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Article content Cory Ashley approached Town Council at their May 11 meeting to discuss a letter presented to them at their April meeting. Ashley noted that there was a letter that had been “tossed” because it spoke about “a specific person in the organization” and their online bullying. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Resident approached Town about bullying Back to video Ashley noted that he lost his wife recently and m...

3 The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chicago District hosted a number of events in April 2021 to recognize Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM). This year’s Army theme was "Building Cohesive Teams through Character Trust and Resilience. Protecting Our People Protects Our Mission." Events included Teal Tuesday to show support of SAAPM and survivors; a walk/run/ride virtual 5K; Denim Day; and Ask-a-SARC Day in which several sessions were held on relevant topics surrounding sexual assault such as Reporting Options & Resources, the Complaint Process, and Cybersta...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational (DPOR) is an agency of the Commonwealth of Virginia that regulates approximately 312,000 individuals and businesses in more than 30 occupations and professions. Professions such as contractors, architects and engineers, real estate professionals, surveyors, cosmetologists, community associations, and crematories fall within the ambit of DPOR and its regulatory scope. It is important for those in professions overseen by DPOR to understand its scope, processes, and how to naviga...

Luxury rooms, help with travel, pressure to enroll and requests for family contact info. These were some of the recruitment tactics encountered by callers posing as uninsured heroin users when they reached 368 residential addiction treatment programs across the U.S. seeking help. The callers documented a range of questionable practices with admissions and costs in a study published Monday by Health Affairs. Researchers called the recruiting techniques used by 43% of the programs “surprising” and “troubling.” The hard sell often happened before callers were screened to assess their nee...

The agreement allowing for the complaint process. we continue on, top of the hour, you're watching cnn, i'm brook wald win. an army soldier facing potential targets. cnn shimon prokupecz is with me now. this came to light because of an undercover fbi agent. >> it seems the fbi right after when all the shootings -- el paso shooting, dayton started reaching out. they started scrubbing their system looking back to see concern about whether or not there would be other possible people out there who would want to target folks here in the u.s. it appears at least that's what happened here, it was a...