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The Health Justice Initiative has filed court papers asking to join a court case against the minister of health and 16 others which lobbied for the private sector to procure Covid-19 vaccines outside of the government.
February 22, 2021 Izah Azahari It was a dream come true for Sujiman bin Mejari, the winner of the Win a Car campaign and a brand-new Toyota Cross SUV, during Progresif Sdn Bhd’s roadshow at the OneCity Shopping Centre yesterday. Progresif CEO Hajah Nurul Haniah binti Haji Md Jaafar presented the prize in the presence of NBT Senior General Manager Leong Cheng Soon. Speaking to the Bulletin, Sujiman, 42, said, “I got the One Plan last year, but I’ve been a customer ever since Progresif was still B-Mobile. I feel that Progresif is a reliable network, improving along the way. “This is th...
Target: Magee campus has still not hit 10,000 students Some unionists felt they should have gone to Coleraine - reopening the university which dates back to the 1960s. In 1965, the Lockwood report recommended Northern Ireland's second university be located in Coleraine rather than Derry. In a speech in Parliament, SDLP MP Gerry Fitt remarked: "The only consideration which activated the minds of the unionist powers ... was that two-thirds of the population of Londonderry were Catholics. They sited the university in the heart of Coleraine ... [a] unionist-dominated area." As the years passed, t...
Becker County commissioners adopt two One Watershed plans; townships taking next step in two-mile dispute with Detroit Lakes After a lengthy debate, and selective strikes from the resolutions, the Becker County Board of Commissioners approved both the Buffalo-Red River and Wild Rice River, watershed plans by 3 to 2 votes. Commissioners Nelson, Okeson and Grimsley voted in favor of adopting the comprehensive watershed plans while Commissioners Knutson and Vareberg voted in opposition. Also, the commissioners gave their approval to continue working with six Becker County townships ...
Can you hear me now? New microphones approved by county On March 9, there will be a public comment period from 9:30-10 a.m. about the Wadena County Sheriff’s Department’s policies on body worn cameras and unmanned aerial vehicles. 3:30 pm, Feb. 16, 2021 × Wadena County board members include commissioners Bill Stearns (left), Murlyn Kreklau, board chair Sheldon Monson, Mike Weyer and Jon Kangas. Photo courtesy of the Verndale Sun County commission meetings have included plenty of unwanted silence with microphones dying, volume levels fluctuating and commissioners pra...