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khowell@salemnews.net CANFIELD — The South Range school board this week approved a one-year continuation of its contract with the classified union. The board approved the contract with the South Range Classified Employees Association effective July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022 at the same terms as the current one. Negotiations for a new three-year contract will begin in the fall. The board last month approved the same agreement with the teachers union. Schools Superintendent Bethany Carlson said at that time considering the pandemic and the uncertainty it brings, the best decision is to ho...

Petition calls for Casselberry vice mayor to resign for comments made during ‘Stop the Steal’ rally Rally happened day before Capitol riot Updated:  Tags:  SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – A petition is gaining hundreds of signatures calling for Casselberry City Commissioner and Vice Mayor Mark Busch to resign for the comments he made in an online video at a “Stop the Steal” rally. The rally happened on Jan. 5, one day before the Capitol riot. It was at the corner of U.S. 17/92 and State Road 436. [TRENDING: Ad The video was posted on the website Rumble. It is titled “Our Commissioner i...

JANESVILLE—The United Way Blackhawk Region recently received a $100,000 gift from Mark and Kathy Bush to support the 2020 community campaign. The contribution is intended to support those with the greatest needs at this difficult time. It also is hoped to inspire other donors to help United Way reach its $2.4 million fundraising goal. To date, $1,223,860, or 51% of the campaign goal, has been pledged with numerous companies yet to report their fundraising totals. “We have witnessed how valuable United Way is in our community—every day but particularly in times of crisis, and ho...

Joining us now is georgetown professor mark bush. you talked a lot about this. i'm curious, when we look at some of the folks who are getting impacted, is this the new normal? >> it's not the new normal but it's definitely a short run blip that is of great concern for a lot of americans, both as consumers and as producers and things can get worse. this is not an all-out unrestrained trade war. there are constraints on both sides. we're going to have to hope that minds prevail such that we get a negotiated solution. elizabeth: the usa today had a piece and i can put a full screen up so our view...