Grand Ronde tribe withdraws from Willamette Falls Trust April 29 2021
Owners of former paper-mill property pull out of organization aimed at engaging public, raising funds for redevelopment
The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde this month withdrew from the Willamette Falls Trust, the nonprofit organization made up of more than a dozen agencies.
Willamette Falls Trust has taken on engaging the public and raising funds to support the Willamette Falls Legacy Project, a major collaboration effort between the tribes and various governmental agencies in the redevelopment of the former industrial land around the falls in a way that pays homage to the sacred site with cultural significance to Pacific Northwest tribes. Willamette Falls Trust members included four other federally recognized tribes and government representatives from Oregon City, Clackamas County, Metro and the state of Oregon.
County in search of rentals to house new doctors
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News17 March 2021
By Mike Baker
Attracting doctors to Haliburton County is Cheryl Kennedy’s specialty.
Since taking on the role of physician recruitment coordinator in May 2019, Kennedy has welcomed four new physicians to the community. Selling people on the natural beauty of the Highlands has never been an issue, Kennedy recently told the
Times. In her previous role with the Haliburton Family Medical Centre, where she spent 35 years as office manager and, later, executive director, Kennedy was instrumental in shaping the facility’s teaching practice. She helped to keep several budding physicians in the community well beyond the expiration of their two-month rural residency.
More city students to head back to class Monday
âIâm so impressed with our students
More city students to head back to class Monday
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BUFFALO, NY (WKBW) â The Buffalo Public School District is preparing to bring more than 5,000 additional students back to the classroom next week.
Preparations have been underway for districtâs phase 2 reopening plan.
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Cheryl Kennedy, director of transportation.
âIâm so impressed with our students because they really have complied with the mask usage and social distancing,â remarked Cheryl Kennedy, director of transportation.
Kennedy, who leads the districtâs transportation center, says students who returned last month have followed COVID rules on school buses.
Meet the man behind the Barstool Fund, which rescued several Michigan small businesses
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DETROIT - Dave Portnoy has been on a mission to save small businesses on the verge of collapse during the COVID-19 pandemic. So far, his charity has helped nearly 200 businesses nationwide, including several in Michigan.
Portnoy was in town for the unveiling of his new Sportsbook in Greektown recently, which pushed the fundraising even higher with a $3.2 million haul over the weekend. I went on a rant - which I m prone to do, I like to talk - saying either the government had to give small business, restaurants, bars money and lots of it or you have to open up and let them do their business. But you can t have both because only one thing can happen, he said, speaking to FOX 2 s Amy Andrews. (Otherwise) all these places, mom and pops are going to go out of business. So I went on that rant on Instagram, it went viral. And then I was challenged Hey big mouth basically put yo
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