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Protection against unlawful treatment in the workplace is a goal shared by employers and employees alike. Employers that may have relaxed their compliance with federal employment and...
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A land owner who wants to build an 841-home family community in Southwest Marion was given another month to tweak plans before the controversial development appears before the Marion County Commission for a final hearing. The commission agreed Tuesday to shift the final hearing for the proposed development, which would be adjacent to the north of SummerGlen, until June. The new community, located east of the sprawling Marion Oaks community and west of Interstate 75, would be located on Southwest 20th Avenue Road, a section of roadway that is lined with mostly small cattle ranches...
SW Marion land owner gets delay to make final pitch for 841-home development near SummerGlen By Joe Callahan, Ocala Star-Banner © Doug Engle/Ocala Star-Banner Traffic makes its way North and South on I-75 near the proposed 900 home development on 200-plus acres, north of SummerGlen, left, along the west side of I-75, Wednesday afternoon April 28, 2021. The development was approved by the planning and zoning board, with conditions. The Marion County commission will decide the final fate in late May. [Doug Engle/Ocala Star Banner]2021 A land owner who wants to build an 841-...
Updated: Dec 17, 2020 3:22 PM Local Salvation Army Set to Distribute Angel Tree Gifts The Salvation Army of Bartlesville's 2020 Angel Tree Distribution is this Saturday, Dec. 19th. Captain Carr said he had a hard time keeping the Angel Trees at Walmart stocked with kiddos this year. He said they can't thank the community enough for its generosity.