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Sentencing Law and Policy: Spreading word about post-graduate legal fellowships with Brennan Center s Justice Program

Spreading word about post-graduate legal fellowships with Brennan Center’s Justice Program I received an email earlier this month from Lauren-Brooke Eisen, the Director of Justice Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, which I am happy to be able to share here to spread the word about fellowship opportunities: Each year, the Brennan Center looks to partner with current law school students and judicial law clerks interested in applying for postgraduate legal fellowships. Such fellowships include those funded by programs like the Equal Justice Works, Skadden, and Kirkland & Ellis fellowship programs, and law-school-specific fellowships, like the Arthur Liman Public Interest Law Fellowship, the Robina Public Interest Fellowship at the University of Minnesota Law School, and the Columbia Law JD Public Interest and Government Fellowship, among others.

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Open Society Foundations Announce 2021 Leadership in

Open Society Foundations Announce 2021 Leadership in Government Fellows May 21, 2021 10:34 ET | Source: Open Society Foundations Open Society Foundations New York New York, UNITED STATES New York, May 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) A former Florida state-level representative. The first African American woman elected to Washington’s statehouse in 18 years. An authority on transportation policy in Massachusetts. A former New York City commissioner of the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. The first African American and the youngest mayor of Stockton, California, and a policy expert on social justice issues in Guam. The Open Society Foundations are pleased to announce the 2021 recipients of the Leadership in Government Fellowship, an initiative supporting accomplished, senior public servants from federal, state, and local governments, who have dedicated their careers to advancing economic, social, and racial justice.

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Lake Local Schools buys three new buses with help of state grant

Monday meeting KEY ACTION: The board approved purchasing three new buses. DISCUSSION: The three buses will be purchased in accordance with the Stark County Council of Government Cooperative bid and in conjunction with the grant award of $47,503 from the State of Ohio School Bus Purchase Program through the Ohio Department of Education. The buses cost $89,153 each. Total purchase price after applying the grant and the trade-in price of two used buses ($2,800 for both) is $217,156. OTHER ACTION: Held the monthly Hartville Lion’s Club, Uniontown Lion’s Club and the Lake Board of Education recognition program. The following students and staff were recognized: Lycris Stahl and Caleb Dean, third grade; Airika Chacon and Landon Sommers, fifth grade; Ava Norfolk and Braidon Miller, eighth grade; Riley Hudson and Aaron Martin, 12th grade. Also, recognized Jennifer Obourn, teacher of the month, Sue Rushin employee of the month and Sarah Hewitt, volunteer of the month.

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