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Erik Brooks to speak on Connecting With and Caring for the Camden Hills State Park - Vimarsana News

Erik Brooks to speak on Connecting With and Caring for the Camden Hills State Park

ROCKPORT — On Wednesday, August 2, at 6 p.m., the Rockport Public Library will host a presentation by Erik Brooks, Trail Supervisor for the Camden Hills State Park. Brooks will discuss a wide range of volunteer opportunities and many ways to engage...

Trail improvements are underway at Camden Hills State Park - Vimarsana News

Trail improvements are underway at Camden Hills State Park

The Camden Hills State Park has hired Lincolnville resident Erik Brooks for a new position called Trail Supervisor to coordinate, train, and lead volunteers, and the Maine Conservation Corps will

Camden Hills State Park creates new Trail Supervisor position, hires Lincolnville resident - Vimarsana News

Camden Hills State Park creates new Trail Supervisor position, hires Lincolnville resident

CAMDEN — The Camden Hills State Park (CHSP) hired Lincolnville resident Erik Brooks for a new position called Trail Supervisor to coordinate, train, and lead volunteers. The Maine Conservation Corps (MCC) will return to the Park this season. “If you...

King County ordered to pay $900K to worker over retaliation - Vimarsana News

King County ordered to pay $900K to worker over retaliation

King County ordered to pay $900K to worker over retaliation By AP News Staff article SEATTLE - A federal jury has ordered King County to pay about $900,000 to a Black senior Metro transit worker who said he was retaliated against after alleging racial discrimination. The verdict by a jury in U.S. District Court in Seattle in June came after a seven-day jury trial before U.S. District Judge Thomas Zilly, The Seattle Times reported. The panel rejected Claude Brown’s allegations of discrimination, but concluded his bosses retaliated against him after he went to the King County Office of Civil...

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