Steve tomorrow on the show, dr. Keith ablow with normal or nuts and these folks all in the after the show show. Gretchen go on tour in orlando. We start in orlando. Gretchen have a great day. Steve see you tomorrow, everybody. Bill closing in on history. Could it be the dow nearing a record high after a steady climb . We watched this go for a couple months now. While wall street is riding high the same can not be said for all of main street. Good morning, everybody. Numbers are going up. Im bill hemmer. Well come to americas newsroom. Martha im martha maccallum. Good morning, everybody. Look at this chart to show you how this plays out. Pretty nice chart for the Dow Jones Industrials for the past three months. A huge surge. But the problem it is not felt in the economy and in the jobs market. Bill stuart varney, especially in the jobs market. Anchor of Varney Company on the fox business network. Good morning bill. Bill we might hit a record when open today. 29 minutes from now the Dow
Courtesy of Akron Public Schools DOWNTOWN AKRON During the March 13 Akron Public Schools (APS) Board of Education meeting, Chief Operations Officer Stephen Thompson shared demographic and financial statistics as well as four potential options to support the district’s Long Term Operational Plan (LTOP). With declining student enrollment and the state reducing funds for
April 15, 2021 By Jon King / jking@whmi.com
The investigation that led to an election charge against longtime Genoa Township Clerk Polly Skolarus determined that unapproved canvas bags had been used to store excess absentee ballots used in the November election.
A single, misdemeanor charge of Election Law - Failure to Perform Duty was filed against Skolarus last month following an investigation by Michigan State Police. A Freedom of Information Act request by WHMI turned over the 30-page police report and 45 additional pages of supporting documents.
According to the report compiled by Detective Sgt. Michael Baker, multiple witnesses, including Livingston County Clerk Elizabeth Hundley, County Elections Coordinator Joe Bridgman, all four members of the Livingston County Board of Canvassers, Brighton Township Clerk Joe Riker, Green Oak Township Clerk Michael Sedlak, and Hamburg Township Deputy Clerk Mary Kuzner all stated they witnessed Skolarus an
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The ancient cemetery along Wiscasset’s Federal Street March 9. Plans call for removing the fence around it. SUSAN JOHNS/Wiscasset Newspaper
Wiscasset Town Manager Dennis Simmons, top left, talks generators with selectmen March 2. Zoom screenshot
Most firms bid more on four generators for Wiscasset’s pump stations than the $100,000 budgeted, and that was not the only issue Town Manager Dennis Simmons noted on Zoom March 2 when he unsealed the bids: IEC Electrical Data and Services of Strong, $204,537; Express Electrical Constructors of Skowhegan, a $182,805 bid and a $225,486 one; United Rentals of Westbrook, $164,326; Power Products of Portland, $117,300; and ESM Electrical Systems, $95,350.