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Agent
Sheila Metzger of Hutchinson has been recognized by American Family as a Peak Harvest Agent because of her expertise provided to farm and ranch customers in 2020. Metzger has been an agent for American Family since February 2009. Her office is located at 1210 N. Main St. in Hutchinson.
Equitable Advisors, LLC has recognized Financial Consultant
William E. Small, ChFC, CLU, MSFS of Hutchinson in the Top 5 of the Senior Sales Force in the United States for his year 2020 production. Small has represented Equitable for over 37 years working in business succession strategies, advanced estate planning and charitable giving development.
He has served in past leadership and board roles with the Hutchinson Association of Life Underwriters, Wichita chapter of the Society of Financial Service Professionals and has been a life member of the Million Dollar Roundtable for over 25 years.
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Only one in eight sex offenders being released from Irish prisons have taken part in the state’s main treatment programme, according to new figures released to RTÉ.
Between 2017 and the beginning of last year, there were 443 sexual offenders released from prison, of which only 55 took part in the “Building Better Lives Programme”.
The programme is voluntary therapy designed to help offenders understand the aspects of their behaviour and thinking patterns that lead to their crimes, which in turn will hopefully help them from doing them again.
In recent years, there has been a noticeable decrease in the amount of people taking part in the programme. Currently it’s at 12.4pc per year, but when compared to 2014, it was up at 21pc.
“You have no authority here Jackie Weaver, no authority at all.”
“Read the standing orders – read them and understand them!”
Already these lines uttered by furious councillors at a tiny virtual parish meeting in Cheshire have become as legendary as the words of Winston Churchill or Shakespeare.
But it’s not just the planning and environment committee of Handforth Parish Council where voices are raised and the formality of democracy descends into chaos.
Greater Manchester - and Oldham in particular - has seen its fair share of bizarre council outbursts across its ten town halls over the years.
It may not be what the ancient Greeks had in mind, but reporters have been witness to slanging matches, police officers called into council chambers, shaken fists and swear words.