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Today the government has published legislation confirming that low earners who save through a Net Pay Arrangement (NPA) will get the same level of government top-up as those who use Relief at Source schemes.
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PHOTO BY NOELLE E. C. EVANS Volunteers via United Way s early session of the Day of Caring clean up the garden beds of the Remember Garden at Highland Park this past Thursday. With spring in bloom at Highland Park, volunteers are beautifying one garden bed that serves as a living memorial to hundreds of people whose remains were discovered in an unmarked mass grave. Among them is Gillian Conde, vice president of DePaul, a nonprofit organization that provides support services and housing for people with special needs, including mental illness. As she and others clean up the garden, she plans a tiny periwinkle vinca vine next to a wooden bench.
Apr 30, 2021 Contributed GUEST SPEAKER â Stephanie Rouse, left, first vice president of the GFWC Womanâs Club of Mingo, and club President Sharon Cole-Isner, right, welcomed guest speaker Marisa Bortz, advocate and director of A Caring Place Child Advocacy Center, to the clubâs April meeting. The trio are holding pinwheels in observance of April being Child Abuse Prevention Month. MINGO JUNCTION The GFWC Woman’s Club of Mingo held its April meeting at Bay Six’s conference room on Commercial Street in Mingo Junction. President Sharon Cole-Isner gave the welcome. The opening prayer was given by Roetta Lewis, Kathy Maguschak led the Club Collect and Shelly Bateman led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag.
jkiaski@heraldstaronline.com MEETING CANDID â Iris Craig, right, first vice president of the Wintersville Womanâs Club, introduced guest speaker Sherrie Dunlevy as the March meeting presenter. Janice Kiaski WINTERSVILLE Author, speaker and Aging Awesomely coach Sherrie Dunlevy was the guest presenter for the Wintersville Woman’s Club’s first gathering in months since COVID-19 concerns shut down the normal rhythm of groups meeting routinely. And that seemed fitting, given the Wheeling woman’s program “Designing A Life You Love” was one she developed during the pandemic and had done virtually. For the club’s March meeting, however, it was her first time to deliver the message in person.
March 15, 1931 Between 50 and 60 of the unemployed men of Cadillac have been given work in the city snow removal crews this week, according to George Johnston, city manager. Not that many have worked all week, however, as the city manager shared the work instead of having a smaller permanent crew. Quite a number of streets had to be shoveled out, the snow being too deep and heavy for the plows. Today a crew was working on Paluster Street. Every state road is now open and widened out so that traffic is safe, A.L. Burridge, division engineer, said today. The pavement south from Fife Lake is practically bare. State crews are now floating the gravel roads. The county crew encountered considerable trouble on the Meauwataka Road but have now passed the worst place and expects to have it all open some time this afternoon. The other double-header outfit was working on old U.S. 131 and it was expected this would be open tonight.
House Insurance Committee Property and Casualty Subcommittee Chairman Steve Tarvin (R-Chickamauga) and members of the Property and Casualty Subcommittee took action on some legislation this morning: HB 241, authored by Representative Matthew Gambill (R-Cartersville), seeks to amend O.C.G.A. 33-7-6, relating to property insurance, contract requirements, rules and regulations, and exemptions, so as to revise the meaning of property insurance and also to change the parameters under which certain contracts, agreements, or instruments may be canceled. The legislation attempts to streamline service contracts like statutes are done in 49 other states and the District of Columbia and provide for the opportunity for cancellation of those contract with a refund permitted to unused premiums. The legislation received a DO PASS recommendation, moving the bill to the House Rules Committee.