Neighbors next to the 1350 Newton Street home are fed up with the property and its owner, saying he's ignoring crime and taking advantage of city services.
The Iowa Western Aviation Maintenance Program opened its doors to prospective students, alumni and community members Saturday to show off what a career in aviation maintenance can bring.
GUEST COLUMN: Open Schenectady superintendent search process conflicts with finding best candidate | The Daily Gazette
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By Roger Hull |
Neither do open searches and experienced leadership.
So, in reading about the search for a new Schenectady City Schools superintendent, I was not surprised there were problems.
I believe in openness whenever possible, but I think it unreasonable to expect an experienced leader, at least a sitting superintendent, to participate in an open search process.
Another local search, this one decades ago, underscores my strongly held belief.
There, the search had the same goals openness and experience that quickly conflicted.
Like the superintendent search, that search was meant to be open.
Donated plane helps aviation students in Council Bluffs Follow Us
Question of the Day By MIKE BROWNLEE - Associated Press - Sunday, January 3, 2021
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) - As the newest addition to Iowa Western Community College aviation technology department’s fleet of airplanes, taxied to its new home, a group of students excitedly watched before jumping into action to get the bird in the college’s hangar.
Robert Faulk, an Omaha physician, donated the 1981 Piper Cheyenne 2XL on Thursday, giving the program its newest, nicest plane to help enhance students’ work as they prepare for careers in the field.