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Here's one thing students in Solon Springs won't have to carry to class with them:  a mask.  With a unanimous vote at the meeting on May 17, the school board voted to eliminate the mask mandate - effective immediately. Additionally, they voted to "expunge any COVID-19 related disciplinary actions from student records at the end of the school year". The vote to end the mask mandate for Solon Springs comes as similar mandates have been dropped by local, regional, and state governments; additionally, the CDC has also said that people who have been fully vaccinated can go mask-less unless bound...

MANILA, March 14 (Philippines Daily Inquirer/ANN): The cleaning personnel who were caught on video “hastily disinfecting” MRT-3 trains are now facing disciplinary actions, the train line’s management announced on Sunday. The MRT-3 management issued the statement after a video went viral on social media showing its cleaning staff hastily spraying and briefly wiping the grab handles in one of its trains. Following the spread of the video, netizens raised concerns over the safety of riding the trains especially if they were not properly disinfected as the country continues ...

Monday, March 1, 2021   Glacier Park Iron Ore Properties, LLC, Appellant vs. United States Steel Corporation, Respondent – Case No. A19-1923: In 2010, respondent United States Steel Corporation and the Great Northern Iron Ore Properties Trust entered into a consolidated lease that authorized U.S. Steel to mine on land owned by the Trust until 2057. The trust terminated and some of its assets, including mineral leases, were transferred to appellant Glacier Park Iron Ore Properties, LLC. In 2019, Glacier Park served an arbitration demand on U.S. Steel, claiming the trustees of the trust had ...

India News: Media house Bennett Coleman & Company Ltd (BCCL) has sent a legal notice to the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) alleging “shocking ille

A virtual hearing for MacDonald is schedule for 9 a.m. on March 2. She will be represented at the hearing by Sen. Bobby Joe Champion, DFL-Minneapolis, who also is an attorney. In December, he replaced Paul Engh as counsel in the case. Engh represented MacDonald when the case was heard by a Supreme Court referee last fall. The complaint against MacDonald involves three charges: That in a 2018 WCCO Radio interview, she repeated past misconduct by again making false statements and impugning the integrity of the District Court Judge David L. Knutson. That she filed a frivolous defamation lawsuit...