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Thomas Lott The Cabarrus County Board of Education voted 5-2 Monday at a special called meeting to make mask wearing optional on campuses starting this academic year at CCS. Holly Grimsley, Tim Furr, Rob Walter, Laura Blackwell and Denise Adcock voted in favor of the motion, while Carolyn Carpenter and Keshia Sandidge voted against it. What was on the table in this vote on all Cabarrus County Schools campuses included 3 feet of social distancing for all students and 6 feet for students and teachers, optional mask wearing from kindergarten through 12th grade, adopting the North Car...

Date Time Australian vehicle fleet hits 20 million There were 20.1 million vehicles registered in Australia in 2021. “The national fleet passed 20 million for the first time in 2021, increasing by 1.7 per cent from the previous year” said Rob Walter, Director of ABS Transport Statistics. “Registrations of electric vehicles surged again in 2021, almost doubling to 23 thousand registrations” he said, “representing the second consecutive year where the number of electric vehicles has almost doubled.” Diesel registrations increased again in 2021, rising to 26.4 per cent of all registe...

“Nine hundred and thirteen students are going to be going to the wrong school if you select the IPT recommendation,” Liz Altschuler, a parent representing the group proposing the alternative Green+ Plan said. “How can you do that? How is that acceptable?” “First of all, I want to thank everybody … the staff that participated, the parents that participated, (but) I do have concerns, which I have stated numerous times,” she said. “The problems with going over the interstate; the turns that are made. I still have my concerns with the distances that are hav...

Central Districts chief executive Pete de Wet said he was delighted to appoint a coach of Walter’s experience and passion for the domestic game. “Rob is an experienced head coach who has a proven track record. He was a title-winning coach at the Titans in South Africa, and has proven to be a great developer of cricket talent when you look at his track record over the last five seasons in Dunedin,” said de Wet. “He brings with him energy, enthusiasm and desire, and we are looking forward to watching how the Stags perform under his leadership.” Kai Schwoerer/Getty Images