USM AOP Members Earn Awards
Wed, 06/09/2021 - 08:55am | By: David Tisdale
Two board members for The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) chapter of the Association of Office Professionals (AOP) earned awards during the spring for academic achievement and outstanding service and support.
Award recipients include the following:
Cindy Walker, administrative specialist for Career Services, received the 2021 Outstanding Business Foundations Graduate Student Award. Walker serves as USM AOP Treasurer.
Joyce Powell, assistant to the director, School of Interdisciplinary Studies and Professional Development, received the USM Gulf Park Outstanding Staff Award. Powell is 2021-22 AOP Vice President.
Sixty new homes in Whitby: why decision has been deferred for second time
For the second month running Scarborough councillors have declined to make a decision about whether a developer can build more than 60 new homes on land near Whitby Abbey.
Tuesday, 4th May 2021, 4:39 pm
The authority’s planning committee today (Tues) again decided it needed more information from the Highways Authority about the scheme, which has significant local objections.
It was the second time in less than four weeks that Scarborough Council’s planning committee had met to discuss the plans by Wharfedale Homes Limited to put 62 homes in a field off Green Lane, not far from the iconic structure which looms over the town.
Decision on 60 new homes near Whitby Abbey deferred over traffic concerns
One councillor said they d almost crashed on the road where the houses could be built
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COUNCILLORS have put off making a decision about whether more than 60 new homes can be built on land near Whitby Abbey due to concerns about traffic and highway issues. Scarborough Council’s planning committee has today deferred deciding on Wharfedale Homes Limited’s request to put 62 homes in a field off Green Lane, not far from the iconic structure which looms over the town. Scarborough Council’s planning committee had been told by its planning officers that approval could be granted but members were concerned about the access to the site and the impact the increase in vehicle movements would have.