04/15/2021
Football fans looking for an on-field fix in May and June can watch some games from The Spring League, the development league returning for a fifth season.
That 2021 season is expanding from a four-week to a six-week schedule, beginning on May 6 with a doubleheader on FS1. And for the first time, TSL games will be shown on broadcast television with six regular-season matchups and the league’s championship game scheduled on Fox.
Each of the Fox telecasts will air on Saturday afternoons. FS1 and FS2 will televise the other 18 games in primetime on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Broadcast teams and production information (including whether announcers will work on-site or remotely) will be announced soon. Additionally, all TSL games can be viewed on the Fox Sports app and at FoxSports.com.
April 14, 2021
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
At their April 7 meeting, South Algonquin council discussed some amendments to the draft budget that was presented at the March council meeting. After a brief presentation by Holly Hayes, the CAO/clerk-treasurer, and a discussion by council, Hayes concluded by saying that despite the changes since March, the budget had stayed the same and the proposed mill rate increase remained unchanged at one per cent. Later on in the meeting, council passed the bylaws to bring the 2021 budget into effect.
Hayes had given a detailed presentation to council of the draft budget during the March 3 council meeting. Overall, the 2020 township levy was $2,432,806 while they require a levy of $2,457,135 to balance the budget for 2021. That difference amounts to $24,329, which would necessitate a one per cent tax increase. With that one per cent increase, a property with a CVA of $150,000 would see an increase of $13 a ye
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No Earth Day Parade again this year, but plenty of activities to honor planet
Film screening, scavenger hunt and more
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) The Environmental Center will offer a series of events and activities for local individuals, families, students and young kids to celebrate Earth Day. All Central Oregonians are invited to participate between April 16–25.
“Coming together around Earth Day to learn and take action allows us to harness the power of collective impact,” said Mike Riley, executive director of The Environmental Center. “The last year has really highlighted the importance of individuals caring for our home, our community, and our neighbors. Our Earth Day activities help carry that forward.”