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The Bellwood-Antis School Board approved its 2023-24 general fund budget, which includes a 5.7% tax increase that will cost the average household $80.21 more.
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Primo s Restaurant on Clinton street in Johnstown is looking for a full time cook on Monday, April 19, 2021. By Todd Berkey
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Robots could one day deliver meals to patients and clean floors at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center.
Such automation is under consideration as a long-term solution for the hospitalâs current shortage of job applicants, Conemaugh Memorialâs CEO Bill Caldwell said.
âThat technology exists,â Caldwell said, âand our leadership is evaluating it.â
Local companies across the board in Johnstown are hiring, but job-seekers are light, Johnstown Area Regional Industries Workforce Development Director Debra Balog said.
British Urban Film Festival found on the Apple TV app
BREAKING NEW GROUND: B.U.F.F
THE BRITISH Urban Film Festival today announced that it has launched a dedicated home of 70 official selections, including B.U.F.F award-winning titles, on the Apple TV app for customers to buy.
It’s great to reach a global audience with our official selections thanks to Apple and our partners at Dicentia Studios
B.U.F.F founder and festival director Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe MBE
“The British Urban Film Festival” collection on the Apple TV app will be the first of its kind for a UK festival and will include over 50 British short films as well as feature films, including “Sorority” from award-winning director James Webber, Scottish sports documentary “In The Red” directed by Patrick Rooney and the festival’s original production, romantic drama “No Shade” directed by Clare Anyiam-Osigwe.
BELLWOOD Bellwood-Antis School Board members voted Tuesday to continue all remote learning through Jan. 11.
The district began the school year with five days a week face-to-face instruction one of only a few in the area to do so. But on Nov. 24, after COVID-19 cases started to surface in the district, the board decided to move to full remote learning through Friday.
Board members were split on plans to continue with remote learning, but the motion passed by a 5-4 margin.
Voting yes were Hope Ray, Bob Fisher, Tim Mallon, Kathy Burch and Chris McCartney while Tom Finn, Kevin Luensmann, Jeff Nycum and Jeff Plummer voted no.