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Oct. 30, 1943 - June 7, 2021 Jerome Alan Blessum, 77, died June 7, 2021, in Mandan, North Dakota, from complications of multiple myeloma. Fun- eral
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Oct. 30, 1943 - June 7, 2021 Jerome Alan Blessum, 77, died June 7, 2021, in Mandan, North Dakota, from complications of multiple myeloma. Fun- eral
There will be plenty of options for young readers this summer with several summer reading programs and initiatives in the area.
North Dakota’s regulations that govern facilities like Maple View are laid out in state law. The statutes outline who's responsible for facility oversight and what safety measures are required, Weidner said. Along with the state health department, the North Dakota Department of Human Services can also investigate incidents at basic care facilities that involve deaths, Weidner said. Human Services spokeswoman LuWanna Lawrence declined to say whether her department investigated the Maple View deaths, citing confidentiality laws. Investigating an incident like McKinnon’s death could determin...
Article content A consultant’s report has recommended that the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville increase the salary of the warden by 10 per cent but hold the pay of council members at their current level. The wage-comparison study shows that Warden Roger Haley’s $49,206 annual pay is 33 per cent less than the average of the wardens of eight other municipalities included in the study. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Study recommends 10-per-cent pay hike for warden Back to video Jane Mizanski of Gallagher Benefits Services, which did the...
Blues Beat: More blues music on the horizon Domenic Forcella FacebookTwitterEmail St. George joins Slim for a Sunday show at Maple View Farm.Domenic Forcella / Contributed photo As the warmer weather approaches, more blues activities are on the horizon. Early gigs are being posted and more are expected. That means Blues Beat will soon have plenty of information on gigs concerts and jam sessions at our Connecticut venues. You can help by alerting us to upcoming dates and other activities — it’s greatly appreciated. Some of that live music includes Morgan Giosa/Brandt Taylor Blues Band, Sat...