New London — New London police officer and local police union President Todd Lynch might be best known in New London for his outspoken criticism of local politicians and committee members deemed to be “anti-police.” But on the eve of retirement, Lynch said that as much as he relishes controversy he’d also like to be […]
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RAYMOND — Superintendent Tina McCoy announces that Iber Holmes Gove Middle School Student Services Coordinator Rebecca Hadik will retire following the conclusion of the 2020-21 school year after working in the Raymond School District for 33 years. June 2, 2021 Jordan Mayblum Other
WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — Midwestern State University President Dr. Suzanne Shipley has announced her plans to retire. In a statement distributed to the MSU Texas community Wednesday morning, Dr. Shipley said at the May Board of Regents meeting she notified them of her intended retirement date of August 31, 2021. Dr. Shipley has served as
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LAMAR, Mo. (KY3) – A K-9 is now enjoying the retirement life. But before Hondo hung up his police vest, his handler, Cpl. Toby Luce decided to send in a retirement letter on Hondo’s behalf. The letter talks about Hondo’s nine years of service including the searches he has assisted in. The letter says Hondo
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About 13% to 14% of government of Guam employees are currently eligible for retirement, Director Edward Birn of the Department of Administration told lawmakers during the agency’s budget hearing on Wednesday. Sen. Tina Muña Barnes brought up the concern over the approaching number of retirees during the hearing, citing the need to preserve institutional knowledge
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Juan C. Obregon is an Associate in the New Orleans, Louisiana, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. Mr. Obregon’s primary practice focus includes the defense of ERISA plans and plan fiduciaries at both public and private companies, multi-employer plans and plan fiduciaries, and financial institutions providing services to ERISA plans. He is a member of the
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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) -If you drove by 56th and Pioneers Tuesday morning, you probably saw a mountain of suds. 10/11 NOW looked into it and found there’s more to the story than just soap. A pile of soap several feet into the air welcomed Legacy staff back to work after a long memorial day weekend.
Jack Dobbs WKU President Timothy Caboni held a Q & A session with WKU’s faculty senate on Tuesday, June 1. Items discussed in the session included the budget, campus changes for the fall semester surrounding COVID-19 and removal of the distance learning fee. WKU President Timothy Caboni told members of the Staff Senate on Tuesday
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MARIA STEIN, Ohio (June 1, 2021) – The Maria Stein Shrine of the Holy Relics announced today that President, Don Rosenbeck, will be retiring in June of 2022. Mr. Rosenbeck began his tenure at the Shrine in 2003, first serving as Business Manager for the institution that was owned and operated by the Sisters of
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Phil Hett and his daughters LINDSBORG – The employees and residents of Bethany Village, 321 N Chestnut Street in Lindsborg are mourning the death of their chaplain. Phillip Hett, 39, of Lindsborg, was one of three people killed in a two-vehicle accident on Interstate 135 Sunday afternoon. His daughter, Abigail Hett, 10, also was killed, as
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