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Service New South Wales has warned it's an offence to swap the address on your driver's license to somebody else's, following an increase in suspicious activity. Cessnock resident Jill Hall received a change of address letter this week, in somebody else's name. "When I r . by Lauren Kempe | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather ....
Share Several local entities held elections Saturday, May 1, to fill available city leadership and school board positions. Mayor Mary Alderman was re-elected as mayor of Hubbard after defeating challenger Steve Czapski by a vote of 117-80. Serving as Hubbard council members will be Marty Kimbrough with 125 votes and Roger Scooter Lynch with 89 votes. Others running for council seats in Hubbard were Simone Johnson, who received 85 votes; Audrey Johnson, with 51 votes; and Walter Hill, with 16 votes. Whitney voters selected a mayor and three school board members. Reverend Brad Slaten came out ahead in the close race for Whitney mayor. Slaten received 40 votes, followed by Jerry Barker with 38 and Ken Scales with 32. ....
Share Early Voting To Begin Monday For Some Area Cities, Schools Early voting for the cities and school districts that will require elections to fill positions on the Saturday, May 1, election date will begin Monday, April 19, and continue through Tuesday, April 27. Many area cities and schools canceled elections after those filing for city positions and school board seats were unopposed, but several communities will have decisions to make at the ballot box. Whitney Independent School District (ISD), the City of Whitney, the City of Hubbard, Covington ISD, the City of Mount Calm and Mount Calm ISD will all require elections. ....
“I’m grateful to be back at class,” said 4th grader, Steven Hall. Medford mom, Jill Hall has 4 kids in the school district. She says she’s been looking forward to this day for a while since her kids struggled with comprehensive distance learning. “My two high schoolers were doing class in bed in their pj’s they had no reason to get up, my elementary school child it was hard he was very sad, he was sad on a daily basis,” said Hall. Medford School District Superintendent Bret Champion says the move to bring students back to campus is in part for their well-being. The Oregon Department of Education made the choice recently to switch the guidelines from 6 to 3 feet distancing, allowing students to fit in classrooms together once again. ....