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/PRNewswire/ -- To commemorate the one-year anniversary of Barclays' global commitment to its Race at Work agenda, the firm's US Consumer Bank announced its...
A DUNFERMLINE councillor has called on the town's newly-elected MSP to put pressure on the Scottish Government to change "unfair" planning policies. Garry Haldane said he had been inundated with emails expressing concern over the inclusion of a petrol station and drive-thru within plans for the Dunfermline learning campus. The blueprint for the £180 million super campus was approved last Wednesday despite concerns about proposals for the rest of the site (see above). Cllr Haldane said people weren't opposing the school plans but were angry that other elements of the application could...
Sumner principal, assistant principal to step down SULLIVAN — Sumner Memorial High School Principal Ty Thurlow and Assistant Principal Jayme Jones have submitted their resignations. Both resignations take effect June 30. Regional School Unit 24 Superintendent Michael Eastman confirmed the resignations Monday. “We certainly wish them the best,” he said, adding that both educators “resigned to seek alternative employment.” Thurlow, who was named Sumner’s principal in 2016, was slated to lead the Charles M. Sumner Learning Campus, the grades 6-through-12 school under construction b...
RSU 24 Board approves school budget, capital improvement campaign proposed SULLIVAN — The Regional School Unit 24 (RSU 24) Board of Directors unanimously approved the proposed $18.2 million budget for the 2021-22 school year at its May 4 meeting. On May 26, there will be a public hearing for voters in the school district to ask questions about the budget and the budget development process. Then, on June 8, a budget referendum will be held in each of the district’s towns, which are Eastbrook, Franklin, Gouldsboro, Mariaville, Sorrento, Steuben, Sullivan, Waltham and Winter Harbor. The pr...
There were two COVID-19 related deaths over the weekend, bringing the total to 143. In total, 7,357 cases have been confirmed in the Northern Health Region. Of those, 7,056 have recovered. Provincial COVID-19 data The province added 1,759 new cases over the weekend. From Friday to Saturday there were 596 cases, 605 from Saturday to Sunday, and 558 from Sunday to Monday. The active case count for the province sits at 6,140 according to Dr. Bonnie Henry’s conference Monday. The BC CDC shows 6,132 active cases in the province. There are 415 people in hospital, 150 of whom are in critical care....