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Nominations Open For Accessibility Of Merit Award
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Nominations are now being accepted for the Accessibility Award of Merit.
Maureen Straza, Chair Person of the Williams Lake Accessibility Advisory Committee said this award was created to recognize significant contributions made by groups, individuals, or businesses within the City.
“There are so many different types of barriers for different people because we’re all unique. We like to recognize a business, persons, and associations that are making an effort to help their business or their building to be accessible and inclusive to everyone.”
Straza said those contributions could be something as simple as keeping sidewalks clear, putting a small ramp in place, or putting up handrails.
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Human smugglers locked over a dozen undocumented immigrants, including a child, in a room of a house in Nogales, Arizona, without access to a bathroom or running water last week, federal prosecutors allege in a new criminal complaint.
U.S. Border Patrol agents and officers with the Nogales Police Department found the 16 immigrants, one of whom was an unaccompanied juvenile, locked in a room of a Nogales home. The door to the room had been locked with a large padlock. Large piles of trash were found in the room and the stench of human waste and putrid food was significant. The migrants told law enforcement that the smugglers had seized their cellphones and IDs.
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The design of the new Gregory A. Hogan Catholic school to be built on Rapids Parkway in Sarnia has now been unveiled by the St. Clair Catholic District school board.
Construction of the two-storey elementary school is expected to begin in the fall and be completed by the summer of 2023.
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The design, by Cornerstone Architecture, was presented to the school board this week following virtual sessions with a committee of students, parents and staff of Gregory A. Hogan, as well as other school board officials, city officials and London Bridge – the childcare provider selected by the board for a five-room, 88-space facility that will be part of the new building.