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Stuttgart School Board approves various measures ahead of the 2024-25 school year

Stuttgart School Board approves various measures ahead of the 2024-25 school year
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City Approves Scholarship Program For YPD Recruitment

After just swearing in two new officers Friday, the Yankton Police Department received another bit of good news on the recruitment front at Monday’s City Commission meeting. ....

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Commissioners hear internet presentation

By Neill Caldwell [email protected]
The town of Belmont uses Open Broadband technology to provide free high-speed wi-fi to its downtown area.
DANBURY In addition to the surprising announcement from Sheriff Mike Marshall (see related story), the Stokes County Board of Commissioners on Monday night heard a presentation from a statewide company that seeks to bring internet access to underserved areas.
Kent Winrich, the Chief Technology Officer for Open Broadband, a for-profit company based in Waxhaw, near Charlotte, offered a PowerPoint presentation for the Board.
Open Broadband currently is serving in 18 North Carolina counties, “in both rural and urban areas,” Winrich said, “trying to solve the broadband problem.” He cited several as success stories for the company. ....

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