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Isitt tried to amend the motion, which he filed a month earlier, by removing all references to the Pacheedaht and Fairy Creek, and using more generic terms about supporting a transition away old-growth logging.
Isitt said Thursday he changed the wording after the CRD received a terse letter from the Pacheedaht saying it did not welcome the “unsolicited interference or involvement” from the region’s governing body. He will introduce the new motion at the next meeting.
CRD board chair Colin Plant wouldn’t allow the amended motion, citing procedure, and said Isitt’s original motion would start the next board meeting on May 26.
Sentencing Set For September In Sauk County For Accused Drunk Driver In Fatal Crash
Sentence will be handed down in September for an accused drunk driver who caused a fatal crash in 2018. A Sauk County jury found Albart Shores guilty on 15 charges, including homicide by intoxicated driving, last week. Investigators say two prominent area businessmen were killed when the car driven by Shores came into their lane on Interstate 90-94, hitting their S-U-V and causing it to go into a ditch and roll. Scott Miller and Dave Howe died in the wreck near Wisconsin Dells. Investigators say Shores was drunk and had cocaine in his system at the time.
Post-Pandemic Tech Job Market: The Good, Bad and Ugly
As we emerge from the worst pandemic in a century, many public- and private-sector employees and employers are reassessing their options within technology and cybersecurity roles.
April 25, 2021 •
Here’s an excerpt:
“A year ago, when most of the country was under stay-at-home orders and people were losing jobs at an unprecedented rate, we asked three people who study economic history to explain whether the recession on the horizon was going to look anything like the Great Depression.
“With the vaccine rollout well underway, weekly unemployment claims at their lowest level since the pandemic began and consumer confidence rising, we’ve asked them about a different historical comparison: the 1920s.”
How much difference can a point-of-sale system really make in a restaurant business, anyway? Well, if you ask restaurateur Dave Howey, of the 28-unit Nancy s Pizza, a literal life-saving difference.
Shown left to right are Dave Howey and
Brad Brooks. (Provided)
From tools that keep menu item production incredibly consistent, to capabilities that make the costs of third-party delivery partnerships feasible, Howey details how his use of tools from POS provider, Speedline, has been instrumental in keeping the chain afloat through the very turbulent waters of the restaurant industry over the last year.
Take a listen to this podcast to hear Howey s heartfelt sentiments about restaurant life through the ups and downs of an exceptionally tough year. You ll also learn from Speedline s Brad Brooks about how your POS can do everything from managing pickups, deliveries and complex pricing combinations, to keeping your restaurant s digital face consistent across platforms, all with backen