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Dispar supermarketurile? Ministrul Economiei vrea să aducă mâncare ”direct de la fermă la furculiţă” și a înaintat un proiect legislativ pentru sprijinir [...]
Important. Rezultatul negativ la un test PCR sau dovada vaccinării – obligatoriu. Condițiile de vot în Cipru pentru cetățenii R. Moldova Începând cu 8 iulie curent, Guvernul Republicii Cipru a modificat condițiile privind accesul în spațiile publice de tip închis. Astfel, la alegerile parlamentare anticipate din 11 iulie curent cetățenii R. Moldova cu drept de vot trebuie să se prezinte la Biroul de votare din Cipru cu rezultatul negativ la COVID-19 sau cu un document care... Acum 6 ore 22:00 Marea Britanie intenționează să renunțe la măsura carantinei...
The Right Note is a biweekly opinion column. The views expressed are solely the author’s. The rotating writers of the Progressive Voice often make some interesting claims. In yesterday’s column, Craig Hines suggested that the results of the past two years in Richmond were “the will of voters.” While Mr. Hines did point out a handful of Democrats’ wish list item wins, he did leave off a few less popular outcomes. Kids shut out of schools for a year which ignored science and the best interest of children at the behest of special interests. Cities being allowed to burn during riots.
Offbeat by Belinda Palmada A money expert has revealed details on how to identify if the old $5 note is worth a small fortune. Commerce teacher and TikTok user Joel Kandiah posted a video on the social platform which showed viewers tips on how to tell if the rare Australian banknote is valuable. "It needs to have a Stevens/Fraser signature combination," TheHistoryOfMoney host said in the clip. "It's serial number needs to start with 'BA 15' "Depending on condition, it is worth between $100 and $1750!" Money expert reveals if old $5 note is valuable...
The Right Note is a biweekly opinion column. The views expressed are solely the author’s. For the second year in a row, the County Board voted to adopt what looks like a pay raise for itself. On page 28 of the Pay Plan, the salaries for the five member board all jumped by 4.5% compared to the amount described on the county website. Board Members are currently paid $55,147, and the Chairman at $60,662. The Pay Plan for fiscal year 2022 appears to set to raise that pay to $57,648 and $63,413 respectively. Last year when a 3.5% pay raise appeared in the Pay Plan, we were told in no uncertain ...