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Ingvild Kjerkol Becomes Partner in First House

Norway · Norway

Ingvild Kjerkol Becomes Partner in First House

Kjerkol will become a lobbyist for the PR agency First House, they write in a press release.See the Story

Melhus: Releases Name After Fatal Accident

Norway · Norway

Melhus: Releases Name After Fatal Accident

Melhus: Name released after fatal accident This is reported by the Trøndelag Police District in a press release. The name is being released with the consent of the next of kin. Høyer was a resident of Trondheim. It was on the afternoon of Monday, October 6, that a passenger car and a truck collided on the E39 at the Brekktunnelen. The police were notified of the accident at 2:34 p.m. An hour and a half later, the police reported that the driver…See the Story

Local school districts face more cuts from multiple bills proposed by state legislature – BG Independent News

Bowling Green, Ohio · Bowling Green

Local school districts face more cuts from multiple bills proposed by state legislature – BG Independent News

By JAN McLAUGHLIN BG Independent News During the last two decades, Ohio has cut its share of funding for public schools, siphoned off money for private school vouchers, overridden the governor’s efforts to protect school funding, and is now proposing easing property tax burdens on Ohioans by shifting the pain to public schools – retroactively. The state legislature has five bills in the works to take property tax revenue from schools and return i See the Story

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