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Dr. Suzanne Shipley, president of MSU Texas, has announced that she intends to retire Aug. 31.

United Way approves $916,285 in allocations Board approves additional $100,000 in allocations SIDNEY — President Scott Barr reports the Shelby County United Way recently completed the annual partner agency allocation process in March and April. Six allocation teams consisting of over 42 people including board members, company, and community volunteers conducted agency reviews. The teams were comprised of the following Impact Areas: Enriching the Lives of Seniors, Investing in Youth & Children, Promoting Health & Well Being, Caring for People in Crisis, Strengthening Families & Individuals,...

MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content Via Westpac: • The six-month annualised growth rate in the Westpac Melbourne Institute Leading Index, which indicates the likely pace of economic activity relative to trend three to nine months into the future, eased from 3.31% in March to 2.85% in April. The Leading Index growth rate continues to point to strong above trend growth momentum carrying through the second half of 2021 and into early 2022. While the pace of gains has moderated, this is coming from an extremely strong starting point after the Index growth rate hit record highs late las...

The Federal Government is taking advantage of San Diego County and it shows no sign of stopping. Over the last few weeks, I’ve been briefed on the situation at our Southern Border. After seeing the heartbreaking pictures of kids in cramped quarters and the increased risk of being sexually trafficked, I’ve been deeply troubled by many aspects. After learning that the State and the Federal Government are also refusing to test those entering the United States for COVID-19, I’m worried for the safety of our entire region. San Diegans have worked so hard to get into the Orange tier, we have ...

MacroBusiness Access Subscriber Only Content Bill Evans with the bad news for ScoMo: • The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment fell 4.8% to 113.1 in May from 118.8 in April. There are 1944 words left in this subscriber-only article. While a 4.8% fall is always going to attract attention we should put this result in perspective. It is still the second highest print for the Index since April 2010 and does follow an 11% rise in the Index over the previous three months. The fall may also represent some disappointment in the Federal Budget as a very generous Budget was still ...