What happened on Saturday, 05 April 2025
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Legislator criticizes child support laws for worsening housing issues in New Hampshire.
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Office of Social Equity will solicit public feedback every two years starting in 2024.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
House Bill 486 would expand and clarify grandparent visitation rights to preserve children's bonds with grandparents in cases of separation, guardianship or kinship care; the hearing included multiple emotional testimonies from grandparents and kinship caregivers and prompted committee discussion about loopholes that allow parents to block visits.
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The board will evaluate fund expenditures and provide recommendations for equitable distribution.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Lawmakers supported a bill creating a permanent foster-care oversight subcommittee within the Oversight Commission on Children's Services after a summer study found foster parents report feeling isolated and under-supported; committee recommended the bill for passage.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
House Bill 320 would require courts to apply established legal standards to enforce court orders that parties fail to perform, with sponsors saying the change will help self-represented litigants who otherwise lack recourse; discussion at the hearing was brief.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
House Bill 243 would create criminal and civil remedies for knowingly filing false reports of child abuse or neglect; the bill drew split testimony with child-advocacy and service organizations warning of a chilling effect on reporting and family members and grandparents describing repeated abusive false reports. The committee heard hours of public
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
House Bill 213 would require courts to tell parties in final divorce hearings about the option to agree to alternate child-support payment arrangements instead of automatic wage garnishment and provide a form documenting that choice; committee advanced the bill after a technical committee amendment.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
The Children and Family Law Committee heard testimony on House Bill 204, which would require the state automated child-support reporting system to report arrearage dollar amounts and not report accounts that do not meet the federal $2,500 delinquency threshold; the committee voted to recommend passage in executive session.
Sandusky Boards & Commissions, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio
Workers level roadway to enhance accessibility and drainage for pedestrian safety.
Sandusky Boards & Commissions, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio
Columbus implements new pedestrian crosswalks with concrete patterns to enhance safety.
Sandusky Boards & Commissions, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio
City announces replacement of five deteriorating docks at Shelby Street Boat Launch.
Sandusky Boards & Commissions, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio
Sandusky prepares for a 5K event this Saturday with over 400 runners on the pathway.
Sandusky Boards & Commissions, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio
Construction on Columbus Avenue progresses as crews prepare for asphalt and street amenities installation.
Sandusky Boards & Commissions, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio
The commission approved a cooperative purchase to replace five aging docks at Shelby Street Boat Launch, a roughly $244,000 first-phase contract using EZ Dock products; a sixth dock replacement is planned in next year's capital budget.
Sandusky Boards & Commissions, Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio
City staff reported major progress on Columbus Avenue streetscape work including poured intersection tables, prepared road base and brick paver installation; final asphalt awaits asphalt-plant openings and warmer weather.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Project completion reaches 58.61 percent with spending at $12.2 million on track.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Board submits tech help desk for Showcase and honors state champion wrestler Sienna Acocha.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Superintendent expresses gratitude for staff unity during recent challenges and loss of employees.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Council secures $788,000 for timely completion of various school improvement projects by August.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Albemarle School Board secures agreement for new facility amid budget adjustments for services.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
The school board approved the agenda, consent agenda and several action items including an early release of capital funds, a showcase submission, an operating agreement with Ivy Creek, an authorization of signature and a resolution honoring a student state champion.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Safety task force reported the addition of SRO Alicia Boton and said two outstanding safety action items have been completed; the University of Virginia behavioral threat assessment team is scheduled to present.
LOUISA CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
Board heard a construction update showing the addition is 58.61% complete, $12,212,896.40 has been spent (46.98% of budget), chiller replacement under way, roof work in progress, and a CTE project has been put out to bid.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Senate Bill 703 outlines financial assistance adjustments for adult recipients and SNAP programs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
The House agreed to the Senate substitute to House Bill 54 enabling advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) and physician assistants (PAs) to sign orders for home‑health services; the motion passed 57–0 after sponsors cited COVID‑era precedent and rural access benefits.
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Counties required to establish plans for distributing cannabis fund to community organizations
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
Council welcomes Lieutenant Christopher Ternes, emphasizing public safety and community commitment.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District officials reviewed Article 5 budget details including nursing supply increases and "Stop the Bleed" kits, reductions tied to completed curriculum implementations, possible losses of Title funds, cuts to summer programming, new high-school courses and a shift from contracted to district-employed social work services.
Senate Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Bill mandates full child support passthrough for Family Investment and nutrition assistance programs.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
Speaker requests city council address treatment of elderly citizens following last meeting incident
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
After extended debate over automated traffic enforcement in school zones, the House agreed to the Senate substitute as amended for House Bill 651, a compromise that restores speed‑indicator signs, defines school‑day hours and limits four‑lane camera placements to marked crosswalks; the motion passed 140–29.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Maryland enacts House Bill 1364 to create Office of Social Equity for cannabis governance
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Escalon considers joining NYSA for older youth soccer to address participation decline.
Introduced Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislature enacts the Danny L. Radish highway on Highway 37 in Lincoln County.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
Council approves one year extension due to CVWD review delays affecting Vista Del Sol project.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
House members agreed to the Senate substitute to House Bill 253, which permits secured newborn surrender boxes at specified locations and sets operational and response requirements; the motion to agree passed 46–15 after floor questions about age limits and appropriate surrender locations.
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House Bill 1364 establishes funding for various community programs targeting low-income areas.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Board discusses establishing a baseball committee to enhance local youth sports programming.
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Legislature honors Master Gunnery Sergeant Danny L. Radish by naming highway after him.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
Shea's Warriors enhances life after cancer with community support, healing retreats, and fitness programs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
The Georgia House approved Senate Bill 148, which establishes a pilot program for outdoor learning spaces on K–12 property, broadens automated external defibrillator (AED) program authority and raises teacher personal/professional sick leave from three to five days; the measure passed the House 165–0.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
General Assembly seeks to rectify cannabis arrest disparities impacting local communities.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Parents raise concerns over uniform quality for girls compared to boys sports teams.
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislation addresses air pollution limits while aligning with federal Clean Air Act standards.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
Denara Diaz Fernandez shares transformative experiences of young leaders in Ophelia Project.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Lawmakers authorize stop sign monitoring systems in school zones for Baltimore and Takoma Park
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Clark County and Las Vegas police support Senate Bill 449 amid concerns about law enforcement powers.
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Legislators discuss modifications to state air pollution control measures under HB 291.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commissioners recommend gathering information on joining National Little League for youth sports.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
Edelstein highlights 988 helpline to improve crisis care for residents in Rancho Mirage.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Young Republicans and Democrats collaborate after UNLV mass shooting to advocate for change
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislators seek to restrict local air pollution control from exceeding federal standards.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
City receives grant for youth cougars program due to Yvette's successful application
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
City Council celebrates local events and recognizes senior community leaders' contributions.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senator Rochelle Winn presents Senate Bill 297 to promote education on menopause issues.
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
New legislation mandates clear public notice and comment procedures for air pollution rules.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commissioners approve attachment 3 for coach pitch rules after spring break games.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
The council heard a brief introduction of Lieutenant Christopher Ternes, who was selected to serve Rancho Mirage from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. Ternes described his background and commitment to public safety.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
UNLV students push for SB 156 to establish an Office for Gun Violence Prevention.
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislature requires hearings if 10 affected individuals request public comment opportunities
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commissioners discuss partnerships with schools to address flag football facility congestion.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
At its April 3 meeting the Rancho Mirage City Council approved three formal actions: (1) filing a CEQA notice of exemption and approving a tentative tract map for the Cotino Town Centre financing map (EA24‑0012 / TTM38990), (2) granting a one‑year extension of time for Bravo Holdings' TTM38222 (ET25‑2), and (3) approving the consent calendar (items
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
HB 291 sets review procedures for stringent local air pollution rules post-1996.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senate Bill 156 prioritizes youth programs and community engagement to combat gun violence.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Hall highlights facility issues and referee inconsistencies in youth sports during discussion.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
Council heard an update on the Ophelia Project, the JFK Memorial Foundation program that mentors adolescent girls; presenters cited high graduation rates, scholarship awards and asked cities to continue support and recruit mentors.
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislature sanctions municipalities to establish stringent local air pollution control programs
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Students and advocates urge Nevada lawmakers to support SB 156 for gun violence prevention.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commission proposes to maintain school year age divisions for Escalon soccer program amid changes.
Rancho Mirage City, Riverside County, California
At its April 3 meeting, the Rancho Mirage City Council heard a presentation from Shay's Warriors on programs for cancer survivors, including retreats, weekly fitness classes and virtual support. Presenters thanked the city for a multi-year sponsorship and outlined fundraising and service numbers.
Enrolled House Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislature repeals termination date for Montana Historical Society and Governor's Mansion accounts.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Roberts raises concerns over city marshals expanding authority in SB 449 during committee meeting.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commissioner Hogan investigates collaboration with Lake Van Allen for soccer field use.
Enrolled Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Montana mandates notification to tribal governments regarding new voting regulations effective July 1, 2025
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Committee members discuss SB 156's implications on gun rights and public safety in Nevada.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Testimonies highlight urgency for SB 156 aimed at improving public safety in schools.
Enrolled Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislators propose SB 105 to prohibit electioneering at polling places during voting periods.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senate Bill 420 proposes business improvement districts to enhance transportation and community services in Tahoe.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1226 outlines civil penalties for stop sign violations recorded by monitoring systems.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1226 establishes new evidence requirements for motor vehicle violation citations
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commission plans to enhance coach training safety and standards amidst growing sports programs.
Events, Massachusetts
Finalists prepare for three rounds of civic-based quiz during MCAS week 2.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1226 authorizes funding for various traffic monitoring systems to enhance safety.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
On April 2 the Escalon Recreation Commission approved minutes, adopted a soccer age-grouping package, approved a temporary 10U softball coach-pitch relief (Attachment 3) for games after April 21, and authorized information gathering to explore forming a local Little League district.
Events, Massachusetts
Leaders stress importance of civic engagement among students for community understanding.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
County mandates stop sign monitoring and civil penalties for traffic violations.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commissioners and coaches described widespread practice conflicts after a league change and scheduling process; staff were directed to consult volunteers who maintain fields, contact the school district about extra space and consider opening fields earlier in the afternoon as a short-term relief measure.
Enrolled Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Montana Legislation Bills, Montana
Legislation updates certified public accountant education and requirements for licensure in Montana.
Events, Massachusetts
Chelsea officials commend young participants and promote May 13 family-friendly activities.
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County Council authorizes stop sign monitoring systems in designated school zones
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
After a staff report and coach input, the recreation commission approved a modification allowing coaches to step in with two pitches after a walk situation in 10-and-under softball for the portion of the season after April 21; the motion referenced staff-provided Attachment 3 and passed by voice vote.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
Legislature directs funds from public works assistance account for various development projects
Events, Massachusetts
Fifty-three students submitted essays with top 20 advancing and receiving tablets and medals.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Supporters emphasize the importance of awareness for menopausal health in Nevada communities.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1226 introduces civil penalties for traffic violations without affecting driving records.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
SSB 5802 supports state government and public institutions effective immediately.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Commissioners directed staff to keep the Tiny Tots program (age 3–4), adopt MLS Go divisions using the school-year method and permit older players the option to play in NYSA on a calendar-year basis; the motion passed on a voice vote.
Events, Massachusetts
Ten students advance to the state competition on May 20 in Dorchester.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Public testimony gathered in support of SB 156, aimed at establishing a prevention office.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1226 introduces traffic monitoring systems to enforce stop sign regulations in Baltimore.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
After surveying parents and coaches following the 2025 basketball season, staff reported 11 coach responses and 26 parent responses; recurring complaints concerned inconsistent refereeing, lack of practice facilities and short game times. Staff proposed a digital clock, ref guidance and exploring at least one dedicated practice session per team.
Events, Massachusetts
Local organizations collaborate to foster student leadership and support local businesses amid construction.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senate Bill 99 strengthens housing solutions at Tahoe with new reporting and oversight requirements.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Baltimore City Council discusses authorization of stop sign monitoring systems in school zones.
Escalon City, San Joaquin County, California
Staff reported a $2,500 National Recreation and Park Association grant to subsidize coach training, said participation falls in higher youth age brackets and floated partnering with outside soccer leagues; staff also told the commission the community pool will not open this year and that field space is increasingly constrained.
Events, Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce will share student essays highlighting youth perspectives on community growth.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Maryland revises pay policies for high school sports officials based on sport similarities.
Ashwaubenon, Brown County, Wisconsin
The Ashwaubenon Public Works and Protection Committee approved temporary outdoor alcohol-premise extensions for Margaritas of Wisconsin, Red Lobster and Buffalo Wild Wings to accommodate patrons during the NFL draft and other scheduled events; public safety reviewed the requests and raised no objections, though a nearby resident raised noise and a
Events, Massachusetts
Judith Garcia recognizes Chelsea's youth for their participation in the Civic Speak contest.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1483 requires counties to seek bids for high school sports officiating services.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Councilmember voices lingering concerns before confirming unanimous support for the proposal
Events, Massachusetts
Chelsea hosts its inaugural National Civics meeting, featuring 19 local student participants.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
School district utilizes decommissioned buses for student training and visits.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1483 establishes definitions for high school sports officiating and related services.
Events, Massachusetts
Judges will evaluate essays on LGBTQ discrimination and determine top winners for certificates and trophies.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
Washington enacts tax on digital goods, services, and tangible personal property usages.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
School Board confirms renewal of Verona Charter School petition for five additional years.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Cyber Preparedness Unit supports local governments with assessments and emergency response plans
Events, Massachusetts
Todd Taylor speaks on the importance of informed electorate and civic responsibility.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1062 updates cybersecurity regulations for community water and sewer systems in Maryland.
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Legislation details tax exemptions for previously taxed digital goods and bailments.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Director Christine Rosato highlights school maintenance projects and electric bus implementation efforts.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Opponents criticize SB 420 for imposing tourist fees on local residents in Nevada.
Events, Massachusetts
Dr. Abeyta partners with local organizations to raise awareness about sanctuary cities in Chelsea.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1062 establishes cybersecurity standards for community water and sewerage systems.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
Washington State sets new tax rules for digital goods effective July 2027.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Board member calls for discussions to preserve learning loss teachers amid budget constraints.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Community members express strong backing for Senate Bill 156 during testimony session.
Events, Massachusetts
The Chelsea Chamber of Commerce and Chelsea Public Schools hosted a student civics competition. Organizers named 10 students to advance to the state competition May 20 at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute; sponsors donated tablets and trophies and community leaders urged civic engagement.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
State designates funding for transportation stormwater activities in fiscal biennium 2025-2027.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1062 mandates cybersecurity planning for Maryland's community water and sewer systems
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
School introduces initiatives to support diverse learning and behavioral improvements through collaborative efforts.
Carroll County Public Schools, School Boards, Maryland
Superintendent provided details of Carroll County Public Schools' plan to meet Maryland Blueprint fiscal compliance, saying the system faces a $44 million gap and will phase changes in over two years; administrators described possible reductions in course offerings, a planned increase in ESOL staffing and ongoing negotiations with employee groups.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Small business owner Buban supports gun safety measures addressing community violence in Nevada.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
California faces budget risk due to natural disasters and declining tax revenues from LA County.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
Legislation enacts additional taxes on retail car rentals and motor vehicle sales for multimodal transportation.
Val Verde County, Texas
Commissioners agree to send concerns about proposed power line to state representatives.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Speakers express worries over tourism tax impact on local businesses in Tahoe region.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
District aims to reduce chronic absenteeism and enhance student attendance recovery programs.
Val Verde County, Texas
Ranchers raise health and environmental concerns regarding AEP's new tower installations near property.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Tiech criticizes SB 420 for burdening locals while benefiting businesses and raises transparency issues.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Trustees emphasize classified staff support and celebrate 23 graduates from literacy program.
Val Verde County, Texas
Commissioners address potential opposition to 765 kV line impacting Val Verde County.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Young leaders collaborate to promote program-focused solutions for gun violence in Nevada.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
School community emphasizes resilience and sets attendance goals amid ongoing challenges.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
State treasurer transfers $57 million yearly to move ahead WA account for bridge project.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Supporters emphasize the need for awareness and education on menopause and related health issues.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Officials share insights on significant one-time funding received after COVID pandemic.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senator Rochelle Winn presents Senate Bill 297 to raise awareness on women's health issues.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Washington Legislation Bills, Washington
Treasurer to transfer significant funds to Washington accounts from 2023 to 2031.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Lakeside principals implement ongoing leadership development after sessions with Deloitte.
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Transportation Commission regulates toll fund usage for Tacoma Narrows bridge financing and repairs.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1062 mandates reporting cybersecurity incidents by community water and sewerage systems.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
TDS showcases student reclassifications and sets academic goals for inclusive teaching practices.
Val Verde County, Texas
Commissioner Wardlaw raises concerns over power line's threat to endangered species in Val Verde.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Board acknowledges Carly Creason's birthday and celebrates Lady Owls' district championship.
Val Verde County, Texas
Commissioners discuss environmental concerns over proposed transmission lines and battery storage projects.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
District reports 8% increase in attendance due to new programs and community engagement.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Board recognizes dedicated service of retiree educators during personnel changes discussion.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Board of trustees approves renewal petition for Verona Charter School until June 2030.
Val Verde County, Texas
Derek highlights property owners' influence on stopping pipeline plans in Sutton County.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
School system prepares for job fair on May 10 and senior awards on April 16.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Students from UNLV share powerful testimonies supporting SB 156 addressing gun violence prevention.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Lakeside Schools open four new classes, addressing high demand for English and Mandarin programs.
Val Verde County, Texas
Community leaders express concerns over transmission line's impact on Val Verde County's landscape.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Board receives update and seeks support for future initiatives at upcoming meeting.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
During the meeting the Lakeside board recorded several formal actions: the board released a certificated employee under Ed. Code §44954, adopted the Verona Charter School renewal for 07/01/2025–06/30/2030, approved a treasury closure and transfer of $403,705.54 to Lakeside Union Elementary, and adopted multiple personnel and service resolutions and
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Students and advocates urge Nevada lawmakers to support SB 156 for gun violence prevention.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Maryland sets July 2026 deadline for adopting zero-trust cybersecurity approach for water systems
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Summer programs including remediation, camps, and performances announced for St. Bernard students.
Val Verde County, Texas
Officials discuss potential power line routes and their effects on local ecology and tourism.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
The district’s director of maintenance, transportation and operations reported completed and upcoming facility projects, new safety measures, and an ongoing plan to replace diesel buses with electric vehicles. Charging infrastructure is delayed; staff installed interim Level‑2 chargers and expect full transformer work in August 2025.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senate Bill 420 would authorize business improvement districts (BIDs) on Nevada's portion of the Lake Tahoe Basin to let businesses self-assess and fund transportation, litter cleanup, beautification and other local projects. Proponents cited microtransit (TART Connect) and private support for local services; opponents warned of "taxation without a
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1062 enhances regional cybersecurity initiatives and mandates annual tabletop exercises.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The Saint Bernard Autism Awareness Crew secures funding to expand summer camp and sensory programs.
Val Verde County, Texas
The Val Verde County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to send a letter listing environmental, flight-safety and landowner concerns about a proposed single‑circuit 765‑kilovolt transmission line that may cross the county’s study area; the court asked that the letter be reviewed by the county attorney and copied to Laughlin Air Force Base and to
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
School leaders at Tierra del Sol (TDS) presented academic and social‑emotional goals including a target to increase inclusive teaching practices by 50%, a PBIS reconstruction to reduce behavior infractions 30% by June 2025, expanded co‑teaching models, and plans for new career electives funded by grants and partners.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senate Bill 449 would update state statute to reflect Clark County's Office of Public Safety (previously Park Rangers / Park Police) and to allow interlocal agreements with the sheriff for temporary or expanded jurisdiction. Local law enforcement agencies and county and city officials presented a jointly negotiated amendment. Some community members
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1062 establishes minimum cybersecurity standards for community water and sewer systems.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board reviewed and forwarded revisions to suspension policy JDD and alternative‑placement policy JDE and approved updates to the Guide to Student Conduct, including specified skirt length, identification visibility, permissible hijab color, nose‑stud limits for middle/high school and reclassified infractions in response to recent state law.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Slackwater thrives on community engagement and commitment to quality in Sandy City.
Lakeside Union Elementary, School Districts, California
At a board meeting where the district presented its 2024‑25 second interim financial report, staff warned of state revenue uncertainty and onetime funding cliffs. Trustees debated options to preserve learning‑loss and other targeted classroom supports ahead of March 15 layoff notices and urged a budget study session tied to LCAP priorities.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Senate Bill 156 would create an Office for the Prevention of Gun Violence (OPGV) within the Attorney General's Office to coordinate research, grants, public awareness, and community-based prevention work. University students who survived the Dec. 6, 2023 UNLV shooting were the bill's most visible proponents; opponents including the NRA and firearms
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Maryland enacts new cybersecurity provisions for community water and sewerage systems.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
On April 8 the St. Bernard Parish School Board approved bid tabulations for bread, milk and other food products for the 2025–26 school year, voted to solicit monthly quotes for fresh fruits and vegetables, and approved revisions to the 2024–25 general and special revenue funds budgets.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Representatives of Slackwater told a local meeting the restaurant’s Sandy location — its second after Ogden — opened four months before the COVID-19 pandemic and relied on community support to survive. Speakers emphasized made-from-scratch food, a 14-year yeast starter and staff commitment.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
Students share experiences after participating in the wreath ceremony at Arlington Cemetery.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Sen. Rochelle Winn told the Senate Government Affairs Committee that Senate Bill 297 would create official recognition and a public education push about perimenopause and menopause to improve health provider awareness and reduce stigma. Supporters — including Nevada NOW and clinicians — urged passage; no vote was taken.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
General Assembly requires campaign on cybersecurity's economic benefits for water systems
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. Bernard Parish School Board heard a presentation on summer programs including remediation, Accelerated Reader, science camp, performing arts production, swim lessons, career and technical opportunities and a special‑education summer camp run with the Autism Awareness Crew.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Pet Supplies Plus engages in community activities while offering diverse pet care services.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
Eustace representatives report positive outcomes from meetings in Tallahassee and legislative support.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Kennedy and Rollins highlight impact of nutritious meals on academic performance in Virginia schools.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Staff previewed Dallas Arts Month events and the commission discussed the city attendance policy, hybrid meeting participation and barriers to working‑class representation on boards.
St. Bernard Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
At the April 8 St. Bernard Parish School Board meeting, the St. Bernard Autism Awareness Crew presented two checks totaling $49,000: $40,000 to continue and expand the CREW summer camp and $9,000 to fund sensory backpacks for schools and first responders.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Brian Wilson, owner of Pet Supplies Plus, told Sandy City officials the store prioritizes neighborhood engagement, offers grooming and self-wash services, carries a wide range of pet foods and donates to local shelters; the store was recognized as Sandy City’s new business of the year.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
Commissioners urge focus on commercial growth and potential moratorium on property annexations.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., identified in the transcript as HHS secretary, and others highlighted student dependence on SNAP and tied nutrition to academic performance during a short event produced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
City staff described a short-term, two-year extension of the Dallas Museum of Art management agreement to Sept. 30, 2027, intended to give the city and museum time to negotiate a longer-term facility-management contract.
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
City officials discuss library lease timing during construction project negotiations.
Lake, School Districts, Florida
Helfrich emphasizes historical compromises as vital for modern governance in public input session.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The commission approved revisions to the Community Artists Program (CAP) guidelines, clarifying eligibility for in-school vs. community-facing services, contract terms, evaluation requirements and funding reallocation when artists spend less than specified thresholds.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Assembly Bill 475 secures funding to prevent evictions and support housing stability in Nevada.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
City leaders discuss plans for seaplane base to enhance tourism and economic activity
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Officials discuss budget allocation for library versus building department at beach site.
Lake, School Districts, Florida
LifeWise Academy begins character education at Lost Lake Elementary in Lake County, Florida.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The Arts and Culture Advisory Commission recommended approval of an artist’s concept for two site artworks associated with the City Hills Recreation Center, citing durable materials and solar lighting; the recommendation passed unanimously.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
AB506 would eliminate a variety of reporting requirements to the Interim Finance Committee; AB507 clarifies work‑program thresholds requiring IFC approval. Both were presented as technical housekeeping measures and drew minimal public comment.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
On April 3 the City of Eustis commission approved three ordinances on second reading to annex 2.86 acres and assign land-use and neighborhood-designation, and approved first reading of land-development regulation amendments adding or clarifying several commercial uses.
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
City Commission discusses risks of breaching contract with Crema over annex construction delay.
Lake, School Districts, Florida
Lake Sumter State College invites 157 students for Future Teacher Preview Day to inspire educators.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
Commercial pilot Ryan Benaglio told the City of Eustis commission he could base flight training and tours downtown. Commissioners asked staff to arrange a consultant proposal and to include public-works and maritime input on infrastructure and fuel issues.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Assemblymember Tracy Brown‑May introduced AB117, a bill to create a specialty license plate honoring the Las Vegas Lady Aces; the Department of Motor Vehicles fiscal note is zero but an audit provision will be added by amendment.
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Vice Mayor emphasizes the library's community value during building department deliberations.
Lake, School Districts, Florida
Community members enhance Carver Middle School with $500 donation and facility redesign
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
Officials discuss limiting dispensaries while promoting commercial growth in Lake County.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
AB475 would appropriate $18 million to Clark County and $7 million to the City of Reno for eviction‑diversion programs; justice court judges and local officials described high rates of eviction avoidance and asked for continued funding to expand services.
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Council discusses need for budget amendment due to significant construction cost increases.
Lake, School Districts, Florida
Dr. Elizabeth Johnson told the board the Education Foundation’s recent events raised funds and the foundation is scheduling reading programs, scholarship reviews and a July fundraiser; the foundation also reported donations including prom dresses and business support for a Carver Middle School PBIS store.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
Council discusses potential ordinance to regulate medical marijuana dispensaries within city limits.
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
Local officials and advocates urged a legislative study of the Virginia & Truckee Railway Commission to assess reorganization, financial viability, or termination and asset disposition; Legislative Counsel Bureau said additional interim meetings could add cost.
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Commissioners discuss deferrals and costs related to building department trailers and library lease.
City of Eustis, Lake County, Florida
The City of Eustis Local Planning Agency approved transmitting Ordinance 25-01—covering community meeting requirements and revisions to the table of uses—to the City Commission for first reading, and during discussion the board directed staff to draft an ordinance to ban any future medical marijuana dispensing centers while grandfathering the three
2025 Legislature NV, Nevada
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved three work‑session items — AB232, AB347 and AB355 — and voted to introduce a bill draft request on vessel provisions. Votes were voice approvals; no roll‑call tallies were taken in committee.
Lake, School Districts, Florida
A Lifewise Academy representative told the Lake County School Board the program is operating at Lost Lake Elementary with about 14 students in grades 3–5 and that other coaches statewide are planning launches; participation requires parental approval and is donor funded.
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
Commission discusses library size concerns and office space requirements for building department.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The Dallas Holocaust Museum presented its permanent and education programs to the Arts and Culture Advisory Commission, reporting steady school outreach, plans to expand the K–12 Upstander Partnership and an endowment campaign to steady operating revenue.
Ashwaubenon, Brown County, Wisconsin
Village plans to apply for grants to expand multi-use trail from Ridge Road to De Pere.
Dublin City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
John Marshhausen promotes safety protocols and wellness initiatives in new playbook.
Lake, School Districts, Florida
At its March 24 meeting the Lake County School Board approved an internal audit statement of work with consultant RSM as an emergency item, approved new instructional materials for four AP science courses and gave tentative approval to a package of policies after a public hearing. All votes were unanimous.
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, Florida
A 2-2 tie at a special April 3 commission meeting left undecided a $3.7 million contract to convert the former Tony Roma's into a city annex. Commissioners debated rising construction costs, a library lease that may be expiring, and potential revenue loss from the Crema lease.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Budget staff reported increased attendance and survey participation for the FY2025-26 HUD consolidated-plan neighborhood public meetings; commissioners approved the outreach outcomes report.
Ashwaubenon, Brown County, Wisconsin
Board discusses benefits of narrower streets and future multi-use trail collaborations.
Dublin City (Regular School District), School Districts, Ohio
John Marshhausen said the district's Safety and Wellness Playbook outlines safety protocols, emergency procedures and wellness initiatives and is available on the district website; families are urged to review it to learn terms used during drills and safety practices.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
NeuroWorks aims to enhance recovery through specialized therapy and supportive community activities.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
Council supports adding stop signs to improve traffic safety at Draper intersection in April
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Commissioners asked staff to brief the Community Development Commission on past contract failures and the new plan to outsource expanded home-repair work after staff said additional TIF funds require outside capacity beyond existing staff.
Ashwaubenon, Brown County, Wisconsin
Council members express concern over odor from rendering plant near Florence neighborhoods.
University of Minnesota, Public Universities Board of Trustees Meeting, School Boards, Minnesota
Athletic director Coyle announces Nico Medved as head coach at University of Minnesota.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
A presenter for NeuroWorks described becoming an incomplete quadriplegic after a trampoline accident and helped start NeuroWorks to provide extended, specialized rehabilitation emphasizing therapists, equipment and time. The program pairs clinical care with adaptive sports and daily-living milestones to help patients regain independence.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
Kingsburg announces ribbon cutting for new two-acre pet park featuring agility obstacles and facilities.
Ashwaubenon, Brown County, Wisconsin
Staff presented the village’s visual preference survey and portions of the land‑use and transportation chapters for the 2025 Ashwaubenon Comprehensive Plan, focusing on redevelopment corridors, housing, sidewalks and trail connections. Board members asked for more data before committing to sidewalk investments.
University of Minnesota, Public Universities Board of Trustees Meeting, School Boards, Minnesota
Board unanimously votes to approve employment agreement for new coach.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Caleb Chappesteri emphasizes student relationships and emotional expression through music education.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The City of Dallas Community Development Commission approved the City Manager's proposed FY2025-26 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development consolidated plan budget after committee reports and a series of committee-level approvals; commissioners asked staff for follow-up briefings on a home-repair contracting issue.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
Kingsburg plans dog park ribbon cutting and free rabies vaccinations for residents on the twelfth
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Caleb Chappesteri, director of instrumental music at Alta High School, described how the school's new music hall and the music program support students' emotional well-being, mentorship, and skill development; he also recounted his path from graduate to 12-year teacher at the school.
University of Minnesota, Public Universities Board of Trustees Meeting, School Boards, Minnesota
Regents approve Coach Medved's contract while discussing governance process for timely decisions.
Ashwaubenon, Brown County, Wisconsin
The Village approved a three‑lot certified survey map (CSM) for the West Point Center development, clearing the way for separate apartment, townhome and CBRF phases subject to conditions and Brown County review.
Gardner City, Worcester County, Massachusetts
City Council moves to enhance economic development with new manager position and project updates.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
Kingsburg requests funding to sustain the successful Senior Center hot meal program.
University of Minnesota, Public Universities Board of Trustees Meeting, School Boards, Minnesota
The Board of Regents at a special April 4 meeting approved a six-year employment agreement for Nico Medved as head men's basketball coach for the Twin Cities campus, voting 9–0 with three regents absent. The contract begins at a $3,000,000 base salary and includes standard buyout provisions; the board discussed governance timing and funding sources
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Macy's Market enhances local shopping experience while contributing to community charity efforts.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Participants express doubts about treasurer's staffing and fund recovery approach.
Gardner City, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The committee received an update April 4 that Mackay Park work cannot proceed until Verizon completes communications pulls; staff said they have called Verizon and asked Time Bond's engineer to follow up; committee kept item 11454 on the calendar and asked staff to create a written record with Verizon.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
Council members unanimously support stop sign installation for improved pedestrian safety.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Macy's Market, which opened in April of last year in Little Cottonwood, received a corporate citizenship award from Sandy City; store representatives described local hiring, charity events and efforts to stock regional products.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Committee proposes revisions to investment policy to improve governance and safeguard public funds.
Gardner City, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Gardner City Economic and Community Development Committee voted April 4 to keep in committee a proposal to create an "economic development and finance manager" position that would combine the budget/project manager and economic development coordinator roles; members asked staff for a regional salary comparison and training plan.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
Kingsburg Senior Inc receives funding extension for senior meal programs including breakfast and lunch.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
City achieves prestigious award for high-quality budget transparency and documentation standards.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Holdersons recognized for fostering scientific curiosity and critical thinking in Sandy youth
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Developer proposes trail connections and amenities for new project near Brookside Park.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
Community Services Director Adam Castaneda reports Kingsburg dog park project almost finished.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Owners of Little Beakers described five years of operating a children’s science studio in Sandy and said receiving the Sandy Residents' Choice Award affirmed the program’s local impact.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
At the start of the April 3 meeting the Finance Committee approved the February minutes and reordered the agenda by moving item 2 to the bottom; the motions were moved and seconded on the record though no named movers were recorded in the transcript.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
The council authorized the city manager to sign an engagement letter with Best, Best & Krieger for election- and ballot-related legal services relating to a potential Measure E renewal; the firm provided an estimated $10,000 quote and a water-conflict waiver was discussed.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Council approves parking variances for City Center, Avalon, and Gathering developments.
Palm Beach County, Florida
Commissioners vote 5-3 to deny mining project approval due to prerequisite concerns.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
Happy House Cleaning provides free house cleaning for over 500 cancer patients through nonprofit partnership.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
The city's 2024 budget earned Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Distinguished Budget Presentation recognition with a score of 3 out of 4; reviewers recommended including a strategic plan and linked performance measures to meet all criteria in future submissions.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
The council voted to authorize submission of a $55,000 Kingsburg Healthcare District grant application to support the Senior Center hot-meal program; the program is partly funded by Senior Inc. and the Larry Hillbloom Foundation.
Palm Beach County, Florida
Panelists express concerns over lack of information on Southland Rock Mine project.
Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah
The owner of Happy House Cleaning said the business joined Cleaning for a Reason, a Texas nonprofit, and estimated the company has provided free cleanings to at least 500 people undergoing cancer treatment while emphasizing employee training and community values.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Staff said the city will file its annual American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) report to the U.S. Department of the Treasury in April; all ARPA funds are expended except an $80,000 obligation for the senior center roof replacement that was obligated before Dec. 31, 2024, and staff said they will document compliance carefully in light of Treasury review.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
City staff reported the nearly completed Kingsburg Dog Park renovation, funded by Proposition 68 with a $1,244,000 award, and announced a public ribbon-cutting and free vaccine/microchip clinic on April 12.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
PEIMS team recognized for their essential role in Arlington ISD's daily operations.
Kingsburg, Fresno City, Fresno County, California
The City Council adopted Resolution 2025-023 to convert the Draper and Smith intersection to an all-way stop following an engineering warrant analysis that cited sight-line obstructions and high Draper volumes; installation is planned for April.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Staff presented a draft revised investment policy intended to replace language currently in the municipal code. Changes include pooled accounting treatment, training requirements for staff, explicit prohibited investments (including cryptocurrency per state law), more detailed dealer qualification documentation, diversification thresholds, maximum-
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Southeast Campus serves 9,700 students and emphasizes dual credit success and workforce development.
Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana
Commission reviews financials and project updates while ensuring community safety after recent weather.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Staff described a two-part project: a 10-year long-range financial plan and a development options analysis (an interactive model to estimate fiscal impacts of land uses). Staff said the model will work at a high level using averages, not parcel-level detail, and the cost will be split between the development fund and general fund.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Contreras Green honored as April Student of the Month for academic and athletic excellence.
Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana
The commission selected Parks Outdoor as the low bidder to provide bush-hog services for two town-owned parcels and approved temporary staging of sewer materials on the Haymaker Drive parcel, requesting written confirmation and site restoration afterwards.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
City finance staff told the Des Moines City Council Finance Committee that through February the general fund is roughly $14,000 below budgeted sales-tax expectations, with year-to-date operating revenues about $75,000 over budget but operating expenditures running about $447,000 over, producing a $372,000 operating loss that staff expects to narrow
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Officials confirm 69 townhomes planned, emphasizing quality and an attainable price range.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
TCC President Bowne outlines investment and commitment to student success and transfer pathways.
Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana
Staff reported that project numbers and a 3-D rendering for the Mooresville parks project were delayed one day; project leads hope for a May groundbreaking pending final cost and scope numbers.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Local officials emphasize enhancing representation and outreach for underserved communities in Des Moines.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
The Brookside Small Area Plan proposes a walkable mixed-use environment with new housing and retail.
Palm Beach County, Florida
Phillips and Jordan's project aims to enhance water storage and environmental protection in Florida.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Arlington ISD prepares to approve Sam Houston High's turnaround plan and discusses future bonds.
Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana
Staff reported ongoing coordination between the redevelopment commission's Main Street project team, Banning Engineering and Indiana American Water; the project is still planning to go to bid in August and contract afterward, with utility design coordination ongoing.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Des Moines leaders emphasize developing the Marina District to boost local economy and community engagement.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Portman Holdings presents plans for a community-centric mixed-use development in Alpharetta.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Smith discusses bond progress with board, highlighting completed projects and $277M available.
Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana
Banning Engineering has performed inspections at the Patel site and found localized issues — including a low road section by a manhole — that the contractor will need to correct; staff expects more contractor activity within six weeks.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
Council discusses strategic planning for public safety and family-oriented community goals.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Council recommends approval for a 42-condition mixed-use development adjacent to Brookside Park.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Sophia Duran leads pledges at board meeting, followed by a performance from Seguin percussionists.
Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana
At its April 3 meeting the Mooresville Redevelopment Commission approved minutes, its financial report, the required April 15 TIF annual report, awarded a bush-hog mowing contract for two parcels and approved temporary storage of sewer project materials on town-owned Haymaker Drive property; claims of $79,616.55 were also approved.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
City Manager Catherine told the Citizens Advisory Committee that a request for qualifications for a consultant-led strategic plan has been posted; she estimated a $50,000–$75,000 cost and a six- to 12-month timeline and asked the committee for initial priorities, which members listed as communications, economic development/downtown vitality, marina
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
City supports 335 mixed rental units with traffic improvements near Georgia State University
Santa Clara County, California
Officials highlight Gilroy's high unhoused population and explore collaboration with city leaders.
Des Moines City, King County, Washington
At a Citizens Advisory Committee meeting, City Manager Catherine outlined a proposal to reorganize several appointive committees into subcommittees under the Citizens Advisory Committee to address uneven workloads and staff shortages; members broadly supported liaison and autonomy models and asked staff to return with details.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
District showcases improvements in behavior management and student safety across 76 campuses
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Developers aim to transform an outdated office park into a vibrant community hub.
Santa Clara County, California
Officials recommend $2.3 million for services aiding 1500 low-income residents in Santa Clara.
MEDINA VALLEY ISD, School Districts, Texas
Superintendent Scott Kalos acknowledged April as the Month of the Military Child and said about 23% of students in Medina Valley ISD are military-connected, offering district support and gratitude to military families.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Miracle League Arlington marked its 20th anniversary with a successful opening day event.
Alpharetta, Fulton County, Georgia
Alpharetta planning commissioners voted to forward Portman Holdings’ Brookside Master Plan amendment and rezoning request to city council with 42 conditions, approving variances for lot size, shared parking and driveway separation while directing staff to finalize parking-management language.
Santa Clara County, California
The Housing and Community Development Advisory Committee voted April 4 to approve the draft 2025–2030 consolidated plan and to forward recommended CDBG and HOME allocations for fiscal year 2025–26 to the Board of Supervisors, while staff warned of federal funding uncertainty and several nonprofits described the services those grants support.
Clay County, South Dakota
Commission approves disposal of weapons and discusses veteran tax abatement requests.
Palm Beach County, Florida
Mayors Wilson and Cowles defend local agriculture while opposing mining in Everglades restoration.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Mika Okamura highlights plans for teaching true histories in ethnic studies curriculum.
Sudden Valley, Whatcom County, Washington
Members discussed applying to Puget Sound Energy for electric vehicle charging stations at the Sudden Valley golf course and considered siting, potential revenue and benefits to visitors from Seattle.
Clay County, South Dakota
Clay County implements significant changes to valuation of non-agricultural rural land.
Palm Beach County, Florida
Approval of reservoir project postponed pending extensive review by South Florida Water Management District.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Lawrence Hedquist introduces educators and community representatives for new ethnic studies initiative.
Sudden Valley, Whatcom County, Washington
The Sudden Valley Long Range Planning Committee voted to ask an architect for preliminary drawings and cost estimates that include both a full and a partial mezzanine option for a proposed new Barn 6, and to use those numbers to shape sequencing of repairs to Barn 8.
Clay County, South Dakota
County sees mixed results in building permits and market sales amid new property tax legislation.
Palm Beach County, Florida
County scrutinizes project supporting storage and treatment under conditional approvals from water management.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Professor discusses integrating diverse cultural stories to enhance education and community engagement.
Utah Water Rights, Utah Department of Natural Resources, Offices, Departments, and Divisions, Organizations, Utah Executive Branch, Utah
Public meeting resolves objections ahead of June 18 deadline on Provo South water rights.
Clay County, South Dakota
At the meeting the commission designated an applicant agent for a FEMA hazard mitigation grant, approved disposal of surplus weapons, approved an owner-occupied tax abatement, and appointed members to a design-build technical review committee.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Educators introduce films and readings to enhance Native American, Asian American, and African American studies.
Palm Beach County, Florida
Palm Beach County zoning commissioners voted 5-3 to recommend approval of a Class A conditional use for the Southland Water Resource Project — an 8,611.52-acre excavation proposed as a shallow reservoir and aggregate operation — while opponents urged delay until state and district reviews are complete.
Utah Water Rights, Utah Department of Natural Resources, Offices, Departments, and Divisions, Organizations, Utah Executive Branch, Utah
Utah Division of Water Rights staff reviewed the proposed determination and hydrographic survey for the Provo City South subdivision, explained how to read water-right entries and maps, and reminded property owners that the 90-day objection period ends June 18 and objections must be filed with the court.
Clay County, South Dakota
The county assessor reviewed the 2025 reappraisal results, changes to rural and non-ag valuations, appeals volume, and outlined uncertainty about how Senate Bill 216 will be implemented locally.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Nancy and Robert from EthnoTech discuss bridging cultures through storytelling at community meeting
Palm Beach County, Florida
Commission reviews annual report and prepares for compliance with Senate Bill 70 14.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
City leaders thank new commissioners and acknowledge former volunteers at the ceremony.
Clay County, South Dakota
County staff and consultants reviewed asphalt and concrete pavement options, bid alternates and outstanding turning-lane agreements tied to a grant; commissioners asked to bid multiple alternates and to await state cost-share details for turn lanes.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Educators at CSUMB introduce new curriculum covering Native American, Asian American, African American, and Latino studies.
Palm Beach County, Florida
At its monthly meeting, the Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics approved minutes and a processed advisory opinion, heard Executive Director reports on outreach and proclamations, and discussed forming a review committee to update the county’s Commission on Ethics ordinance to comply with a state Senate bill referenced by staff.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
City officials promote library resources and welcome new council members in San Bernardino.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Miss Lopez unveils new ethnic studies curriculum promoting cultural awareness and community engagement.
Homewood City, Jefferson County, Alabama
City officials discuss second-story variance request and non-conforming use implications.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Residents express frustration over road repairs and lack of representation in San Bernardino.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Council member questions the temporary nature of motel vouchers for the unsheltered crisis
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Educators outline a comprehensive diversity curriculum addressing multiple minority histories and issues.
Homewood City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Architect Ben Stroud presents proposal for award-winning residential project in Homewood.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees unanimously support Sam Houston's turnaround plan and praise ongoing student progress.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Community members urge San Bernardino Council to improve spay-neuter efforts and homelessness solutions.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Teachers emphasize collaboration and critical thinking in developing engaging educational programs.
Homewood City, Jefferson County, Alabama
The Homewood Board of Zoning Adjustment voted to reduce a side setback from 10 feet to 9.6 feet for a rear addition at 105 Noelcrest Drive; the applicant said the change is small and needed for a home office and kitchen expansion.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Schools show significant safety and academic progress despite concerns over incidents.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
City manager aims to create job opportunities and development in San Bernardino.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Pacific Grove Unified staff and community partners presented a proposed yearlong ethnic studies course for Pacific Grove High School that aligns with the state model curriculum and the districts Local Control and Accountability Plan. The course — still in development — would cover Native American, Asian American, African American and Chicano/Latx/
Homewood City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Homewood's Board of Zoning Adjustment granted one variance and denied another April 3 for 2919 Parkridge Drive. The board approved a reduction to allow a rear addition to the primary structure but denied a request to reduce a setback for an open deck.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees recognize dedicated staff and strong community involvement at local schools.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Board conducts closed session, approves settlement, and showcases student music presentations.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Community members demand action on homelessness amid criticism of current shelter strategies.
Homewood City, Jefferson County, Alabama
The Homewood Board of Zoning Adjustment voted 5-0 April 3 to reduce a left-side setback to 8.1 feet so the owner at 857 Sylvia Drive can add a second story; the applicant argued the addition does not increase the property's nonconformity and cited Alabama Supreme Court precedent.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Board discusses proposed budget and healthcare savings to reduce deficit before May 2025 meeting.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Andy Bowne, TCC Southeast president, told trustees the college serves large numbers of Arlington students through dual credit and workforce pathways and is in the final phases of a $185 million campus investment to add classrooms and facilities.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Anthony Garcia Trinidad earns region 10 recognition as ACSA student success award winner.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Advocate seeks policy exemption to host Spanish student Carmela So at Central Mountain.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Board establishes vocational assistant role following need for permanent support in culinary class.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
District restructures mental health therapist position to enhance services for students with disabilities.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Council unanimously permits financing for 92 affordable housing units at Arrowhead Grove.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Board adopts resolutions recognizing May as Asian American Pacific Islander Month and mental health awareness month.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Residents urge San Bernardino City Council to focus on public services and community development.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Students showcase musical talent and culinary skills at Pacific Grove High's recent recognition event.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Council members emphasize the need for increased housing and improvements in animal services management.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Parent urges Pacific Grove school board to prioritize local school attendance and hire more teachers.
United Nations, Federal
IFRC condemns attack on humanitarians as casualties in Gaza continue to rise.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Board discusses essential renovations and budget allocations for HVAC and playground projects.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Residents push for action on crime and city improvements during San Bernardino council meeting
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Facilities staff reported construction progress at Glaspie and other sites, a recent bond issuance that increased available funds, and ongoing planning for Wildman and Cravens projects; trustees approved a consent agenda that included awarding construction manager‑at‑risk contracts for Wildman and Cravens.
United Nations, Federal
Victims demand justice and an independent investigation following discovery of 15 bodies in Palestine.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Doctor Adams emphasizes student needs amid kindergarten program enrollment uncertainties.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District prepares budget proposal as administrators discuss tax rate increases and funding challenges.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Council passes motion to create administrative analyst role without immediate funding
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Board received a midyear academic update showing third‑grade STAAR benchmark results slightly below end‑of‑year targets and districtwide math and science gaps; district leaders said interventions and coaching aim to close the gaps and that the CCMR senior metric is on track to meet the 90% goal.
United Nations, Federal
Victims call for deeds, not words, from UN Security Council regarding Israeli attacks.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Students from Forest Grove and Robert Down showcase their musical skills at a festival.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
A parent raises serious concerns over ineffective Title IX investigations in their child's case.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Residents voice concerns over neglect at the animal shelter and demand accountability from officials.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
District officials told trustees the behavior task force, PBIS and restorative practices have coincided with significant reductions in referrals and fights; principals described school‑level strategies, including a student‑led 'Strather Peace Project' at Boyd High School.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Pacific Grove Unified School District opts not to adopt early enrollment for transitional kindergarten.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Board reviews financial reports, noting 31 students lost in one month and HVAC funding needs.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Citizens criticize city council for neglecting homelessness and deteriorating public facilities.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Pacific Grove High School holds VAPA Week filled with arts activities, performances, and community engagement.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
City officials outline plans to tackle urban challenges through community collaboration and proactive management.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The board discussed raising event-security pay from $10 to $15 per hour, transportation quotes for athletics with a fuel surcharge clause, and recommended agreements for school police/security officers and athletic reconditioning rates.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Board strengthens mental health services by approving job description for district therapists.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
City manager announces ongoing street repairs and new programs for park and home upgrades.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
The facilities and finance committees discussed using $1.5 million in general-fund capital to replace aging HVAC chillers at the district building and Woodward Elementary and recommended delaying a districtwide camera/swipe upgrade for now; other recommended projects include gym-floor epoxy at Woodmere and new playground equipment at Liberty Curtin
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Board finalizes plan for upgrading student devices to enhance learning and mental health support
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
City officials discuss housing solutions and funding for the homeless amid community concerns.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Student government representatives from Central Mountain Middle and High Schools reported on bus-safety survey results, reduced referrals, lockdown drill feedback and upcoming spring events including the high-school production of Chicago.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
Elementary orchestra students and Pacific Grove High culinary teams presented their work at the board meeting; students described learning experiences and ProStart competition results.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
San Bernardino officials report strong community turnout and announce upcoming park projects.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
Superintendent Dr. Barnhart presented the district’s draft special-education plan for 2025–2028, reporting 19.1% special-education enrollment in 2023–24 and steps the district uses to ensure least restrictive environment, professional development, and compliance with Bureau of Special Education monitoring.
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Council called for action to protect humanitarian workers and resume aid delivery immediately.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Trustees voted 7-0 to approve a TEA-required turnaround plan for Sam Houston High School after district leaders described progress on college, career and military readiness that officials say is moving the campus out of comprehensive support.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District Title IX coordinator explained the complaint, investigation and supportive-measures process; during public comment a parent described an extended timeline and ongoing concerns in a student sexual-misconduct case.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
District staff outlined state UPK timeline and three local options for next school year; parents, a TK teacher and trustees weighed fiscal constraints, continuity and program quality during a lengthy public discussion.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
The council directed the city manager to survey each board and commission with staff and report back on feasibility, costs and security implications of changing meeting times to improve public access; the motion passed unanimously.
United Nations, Federal
UN leaders urge international community to activate mechanisms for a thorough investigation.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Arlington ISD board recognizes students and community contributions while reviewing updates on construction.
Keystone Central SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania
District administration presented a proposed general fund budget showing improved health-insurance renewals and options to narrow a projected deficit, recommending either a 3.55% or 1.78% millage increase for board direction ahead of a May vote.
Pacific Grove Unified, School Districts, California
At its April 3 meeting, the Pacific Grove Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved a set of routine and fiscal actions — including a tax revenue anticipation note authorization, a chromebook refresh for the high school, and several personnel/job-description items — and adopted resolutions recognizing Asian American and Native
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
The council approved continued funding for motel vouchers and rapid rehousing; staff said the city had spent about 13% of a roughly $2.7 million allocation to date and reiterated plans for navigation centers and permanent supportive housing.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
Arlington ISD assistant superintendent Dr. Natalie Lopez presented student outcomes from the second curriculum assessment and the board heard a progress update on the district improvement plan addressing literacy and math proficiency as required by House Bill 3.
Adams 12 Five Star Schools, School Districts , Colorado
Protocols established district-wide to prevent flooding issues like those at Centennial Elementary.
Utah Division of Water Rights, Utah Government Divisions, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah
Utah's ASO program begins flights to enhance snow depth data across watersheds.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
Multiple residents criticized animal services practices and urged better enforcement and transparency while city officials said a new customer service center opened and 34 extra kennels became available; council approved a funding action for partnership operating costs over objections and asked staff for partner billing details.
ARLINGTON ISD, School Districts, Texas
At its meeting this evening the Arlington ISD Board of Trustees received an update on the districts 2019 bond program and approved purchases of classroom and fine-arts furniture and cafeteria tables for the new Joey Rodriguez Junior High, which is scheduled to open in fewer than five months.
Adams 12 Five Star Schools, School Districts , Colorado
District aims for compliance with new bond addressing $190M in deferred maintenance costs.
Utah Division of Water Rights, Utah Government Divisions, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah
Scott McGatigan, an engineer with the Utah Division of Water Resources, described ongoing Airborne Snow Observatory flights that use lidar and spectrometers to map snow depth; officials plan several additional flights over the next three years to gather more data.
San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California
The San Bernardino City Council held a TEFRA hearing and unanimously adopted a resolution authorizing up to $45 million in tax-exempt bonds through the California Statewide Communities Development Authority to help finance Arrowhead Grove Phase 4, a 92‑unit affordable housing project developed by National Core; the city said it will not be legally,
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
House Bill 1057 allocates funds for child care stipends to private treatment foster care homes.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Planning Commission approves shared parking agreement and outlines operational guidelines for trampoline park.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Representative Timothy Horrigan critiques bill as unnecessary; public voices support for child welfare.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Board members will serve two-year terms focusing on community reinvestment for impacted areas.
United Nations, Federal
Speaker emphasizes distrust in Israeli military investigations of civilian incidents and advocates for independence.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Lawmakers discuss clarity and enforcement of mandatory reporting laws in New Hampshire.
House Bills (Introduced), 2025 Bills, Maryland Legislation Bills Collections, Maryland
Office of Social Equity promotes cannabis participation for communities impacted by drug policies.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Council approves special development for an indoor trampoline park and minor parking adjustments.
United Nations, Federal
Video evidence highlights civilian casualties and questions Israeli military narratives.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Senator Abbott requests adherence to bill topics during testimony disputes.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Council confirms approval agreement for Phase 2 with ongoing discussions about sewer issues.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Vault Active Play aims to revitalize Bel Air by creating a family-focused entertainment venue.
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Doctor Yunus shares heartbreaking accounts of killed colleagues and missing Red Crescent member.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Witness criticizes proposed bill for lacking enforcement provisions against police misconduct
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
Committee advised new budgeting includes upgrades for student technology and gym sound system.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
County committee conditions approval on final site plan and shared parking with mattress store.
United Nations, Federal
Council shares short video retrieved from slain paramedic's phone while addressing safety issues.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Developers seek approval for shared parking to support new trampoline park and existing Pep Boys.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District officials prepare to hire social workers to better serve student needs and resources.
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
Commissioners were briefed that the Phase 2 development agreement for Hartford Mall has been executed and is being held in escrow pending land closing, staff reported a previously unresolved sewer ownership issue has been addressed and developer requested an extension on approvals; commissioners discussed conditioning Phase 3 approvals on finishing
Bel Air, Harford County, Maryland
The Bel Air Planning Commission approved a special development application to convert a vacant Pep Boys retail bay into an indoor trampoline park, subject to shared-parking, recorded easements, landscaping, dumpster screening and a manager-on-duty requirement.
Kent School District, School Districts, Washington
Participants struggle with audio problems during a virtual meeting.
Kent School District, School Districts, Washington
Directors address graduation rates and the need for equitable academic support for students.
Kent School District, School Districts, Washington
Finance staff presented a five‑year forecast showing a projected $9.7 million deficit in 2024‑25 and options for multi‑year budget balancing. Staff quantified what cuts or revenue changes would be required to restore reserves to policy levels.
Kent School District, School Districts, Washington
Legal presenter reviewed what counts as a meeting under the Open Public Meetings Act, risks of serial meetings and email chains, and obligations under the Public Records Act including retention of texts and personal-device records.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District plans to provide Chromebooks to eighth graders, continuing device recycling for graduates.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District opts for employed social workers over contract staff to enhance student services.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District proposes funding Chromebook refresh and tech upgrades using general budget and reserves.
Adams 12 Five Star Schools, School Districts , Colorado
At a board meeting, facilities director Margie Ammon said deferred maintenance across Adams 12 Five Star Schools totaled roughly $190 million — about 14.34% of the district's estimated $1.3 billion replacement value, above the district's 10% policy cap. Staff said a recent switch to VFA software will increase both replacement-value and deferred-维护
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District implements new STEM initiatives and professional development focused on student engagement.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District recommends $75K annual contributions to technology reserve fund for future equipment needs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
Assembly adopts resolutions honoring Joe Reuben Green, Janelle Jeris Green and more.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
Projector refresh concludes as Hammond Academy upgrades outdated classroom technology.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District supplies stop the bleed kits to classrooms for enhanced student safety during emergencies
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
House Bill 516 passes allowing charter schools to access funding with public input.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District plans additional Wabanaki studies and new high school courses, including AP World History.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
District allocates funds for eighth grade Chromebooks as part of ongoing MLTI program.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
House resolutions for foster parent appreciation and child abuse prevention month are introduced.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
Legislators support Senate Bill 148 to enhance student well-being and teacher leave policies.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
House approves Senate amendments to bills on service delivery, hospital regulations, and state stew.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
House members commemorate significant local figures and resolutions supporting Georgia's cultural initiatives.
RSU 22, School Districts, Maine
The district's technology director recommended using MLTI reimbursement for grade-level device purchases, a multi-year refresh for iPads and Chromebooks, projector and gym sound upgrades, and a technology reserve to smooth large refresh cycles and cover future E-rate uncertainties.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
District leaders described a pilot ‘‘focused classroom for students with extreme behavioral needs, running a small pilot with three students in morning and three in afternoon. Principals told the board they need more student facilitators and full-time counselors at elementary and intermediate levels; the principals' association asked for three new
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
House of Representatives finalizes agreements on several key Senate bills impacting housing and healthcare.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
A therapy session reveals a child's negative feelings toward one parent due to conflict.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
House unanimously adopts resolutions and discusses SB 148 for outdoor learning space development.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
Finance and HR staff told the board the draft budget includes school staffing adjustments—adding roughly 20.5 professional positions while reducing about 26 service positions for a net instructional staffing cost of about $279,566—and an administrative reorganization that removes nine district administrative positions and yields roughly $989,763 in
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
Governor Kemp highlights tax cuts and tort reform in closing address to Georgia House.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Lawmakers discuss House Bill 243 aimed at penalizing false reports of child neglect.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
Representatives consider expanding baby box rules for newborns to enhance safety measures.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Georgia
During the special session the Georgia House recorded votes on numerous bills and resolutions. This roundup lists each bill with the recorded outcome and the caption or short description as read on the floor.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Legislators support automated child support reporting system to prevent wrongful delinquency claims.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
At a Berkeley County Schools work session, board members, principals and staff discussed budget priorities including staff changes, a proposed housing allowance, and options to close a projected gap. The board indicated it could reduce its unassigned fund balance toward 13% to accommodate key priorities while keeping the housing allowance intact in
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Frank Trojan testifies against false allegations and advocates for legislative changes in child abuse reporting.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
City officials recommend a business license to enhance data on over 30,000 businesses.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Committee discusses testimonies on false allegations and the need for stronger abuse laws.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
Tempe explores launching a Financial Empowerment Center for residents' financial counseling services.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council member Hodge updates on advocacy efforts and resource guide for youth with disabilities.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council proposes amendments to strengthen nuisance ordinances and improve community quality of life.
Owen County, Indiana
Burton calls for collaboration and forgiveness to move the county forward.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
A council subcommittee proposed amendments to Tempe’s nuisance code to hold property owners and tenants more accountable for recurring disruptive gatherings, eliminate a 90‑day clean slate, extend the lookback to one year and increase fines; the council signaled consensus to move the amendments forward.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
City staff recommended a new general business license to capture deeper business data, estimate over 30,000 licensable businesses in Tempe, propose a $25 annual fee with a limited penalty structure and exemptions, and scheduled council hearings for May 22 and June 5 with an effective date proposed for Aug. 1 if adopted.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund briefed council on a city-run, nonprofit-delivered Financial Empowerment Center model that offers free one-on-one counseling, a $20,000 planning grant, and potential launch funding up to $150,000; city staff expect an 8–12 month planning timeline.
Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona
City staff reported Tempe 3-1-1 exceeded internal performance targets on resolution rate, wait time and email response over five years, described expanded hours and staffing, and previewed a new customer-relationship system with a January 2026 rollout and chat testing.
United Nations, Federal
Humanitarian colleagues in Gaza face severe hardships and family tragedies under ongoing violence.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Lawmakers discuss proposed changes to grandparent visitation laws amid parental custody disputes.
Owen County, Indiana
County officials express frustration over missing inventory lists and call for accountability.
Greenfield Union Elementary, School Districts, California
Teachers report improved student focus and participation after implementing phone storage system.
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Doctor criticizes ongoing Israeli assaults on healthcare and escalating civilian casualties in Gaza.
Children and Family Law, Senate , Committees , Legislative, New Hampshire
Testimony highlights grandmother's battle for visitation rights amid false abuse claims.
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At a United Nations press briefing, the IFRC and the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said a mass grave containing 15 first responders was uncovered in Gaza and called for an independent investigation, immediate resumption of aid and protection for humanitarian workers.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
District addresses challenging student behaviors with new specialized classroom for special education.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
District initiates pilot program to provide behavioral interventions for struggling students.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
Officials discuss funding mechanisms for summer programs targeting academically struggling students.
Owen County, Indiana
Community acknowledges Chad and first responders for handling storm aftermath effectively.
Owen County, Indiana
Officials clarify unpaid claims causes and bridge fund practices in public meeting.
Owen County, Indiana
Commissioner urges community to raise funds for Doboy restoration project spearheaded by Jack White
Owen County, Indiana
Commissioners clarify rumors and provide details on highway funding and community engagement.
Owen County, Indiana
Community leaders plan to enhance Owen County's Doughboy monument and promote local history.
Owen County, Indiana
County officials outline plans for fundraising and project execution to honor veterans.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
Community schools improve student outcomes by assisting with dental care and parent engagement.
Owen County, Indiana
Team Doughboy discusses community involvement and preservation strategies for local Doughboy statue.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
Delegate Hornby's bill to address funding mandates faces delays impacting classroom staffing.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
School Board seeks to enhance assistant principals' roles with extra days and budget adjustments.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
Principals request funding for facilitators and counselors to support increasing special education needs.
BERKELEY COUNTY SCHOOLS, School Districts, West Virginia
Staff reviewed a multi-part summer learning plan tied to the states third-grade support requirements and a range of enrichment camps; principals and staff also discussed funding for Communities in Schools sites and whether to keep or revert districtwide Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) participation for meals.