What happened on Thursday, 17 April 2025
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Lily and Isabella will serve as ambassadors for the special Olympics youth summit in Orlando.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Mayor Wheatley celebrates Seth and Kirk for their outstanding contributions and resilience at school.
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Connecticut's Bill No. 7277 seeks to improve special education provision by July 2025.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Town Council discusses $355M budget focusing on infrastructure, public safety, and capital projects.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Community celebrates with resources and activities at Barren Park Family Resource Fair
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Lawmakers establish definitions for extraordinary learning ability and special education providers.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Four students from local schools recognized for their dedication and positive impact on peers.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
House approves Senate Bill 1388 to improve vocational rehabilitation for disabled individuals.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council examines $50 million contingency fund impact on $682 million infrastructure budget.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Board approves continued partnership with Sodexo while seeking reduced meal pricing.
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Local education boards must assess challenging behaviors before out-of-district placements.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Legislators discuss amendments on DEI amid accusations of racism and discrimination.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Rising 911 calls prompt Police Chief to request 15 new staff to manage increased workload
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Board members highlight teacher burnout from extracurricular demands and stress community engagement.
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Education commission will address funding and accountability for schools and charter programs.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
House resolution commends Raleigh Gaines for defending women's rights in sports and First Amendment.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Queen Creek announces capital improvements for fire stations 6 and 7 due to increased demand.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
School district outlines new proficiency and climate objectives amid plan revisions.
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Transforming Children's Behavioral Health Policy Committee to report recommendations by January 2027
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Mayor outlines improvements in Queen Creek's transportation over the past decade and future goals.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Lawmakers approve a fee change to fund public defenders as old funding declines.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Board discusses potential approval of a new school calendar featuring a fall break.
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Bill outlines definitions and requirements for providing special education services.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council prioritizes funding for police, fire, and transportation in upcoming budget.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Representative Hale honors GMU students and Autumn Perez for Alzheimer's awareness efforts.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
LaBelle High School band achieves highest rating at national competition in Nashville.
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Law facilitates expenditures for special education services from private providers during school year.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Chief requests budget for additional fire inspectors and in-house training for engineering staff.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
House Bill 622, a measure governing hiring practices for governmental entities, passed the House after extended floor debate and a contentious amendment fight that focused on provisions affecting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI).
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Board evaluates balanced calendar model after high employee approval ratings
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Connecticut prohibits special education cost increases without state approval from July 2025.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Town officials assess pension funding and San Tan Valley's potential city incorporation effects.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
The Tennessee House passed Senate Bill 1274, a measure sponsors say will let the state create a coal combustion residual (CCR) landfill permitting program and recover costs for CCR activities. Sponsors framed the change as a way to keep oversight at the state level rather than under direct federal control.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
A resident emphasizes discipline and better support for school bus drivers at meeting.
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Connecticut's Department of Education will implement a universal rate schedule for special education.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
At a budget session, town staff presented a $682.7 million recommended FY25-26 budget that dedicates more than half of spending to infrastructure, continues a property-tax freeze and proposes 37 new full-time positions, mostly for police and fire. Council approved one procedural vote at the start of the session.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
The Tennessee House of Representatives opened with a resolution commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Scopes trial in Dayton and a resolution honoring swimmer and commentator Riley Gaines. Members then advanced a package of bills on topics ranging from vocational services for people with disabilities to environmental permitting and hiring at a
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Thirteen athletes from LaBelle schools win medals at Special Olympics area games and state.
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Connecticut study examines teacher recruitment, charter school expansions, and alliance district operations.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Code compliance hearings yield fines for Steven Diage and others for landscaping violations.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
House resolution commemorates impact of Scopes Trial on faith and science discussions.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
The board approved the consent agenda, a new personnel allocation, authorized negotiations with Sodexo pending contract terms, and approved a revised 2025–26 school calendar with a full week fall break; motions passed unanimously where recorded.
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Connecticut's Office of Policy and Management plans universal special education rates starting 2026.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Code compliance division recommends $25 daily fine for uncorrected vacation rental issues in Wellington.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
House resolution commends Raleigh Gaines for her courageous stance on women in sports rights.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Superintendent reported civil engineering and permitting work underway for the new LaBelle High School, with earth-moving and canal work expected first and site machinery potentially arriving by July; subcontractor registration and outreach prioritized for local firms.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Code compliance in Wellington rules on fence and palm frond violations, imposing fines.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Representatives argue over amendments targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion in Tennessee bills.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
After an RFP process, the district recommended Sodexo for food-service management and the board approved the recommendation contingent on successful negotiations to reduce per-meal cost and add reporting requirements.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Inspectors find persistent Wellington property violations despite previous notifications and follow-ups.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Representative Travis introduces Keith Budd for prayer and recognition of Scopes Bridal Centennial.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
District leaders presented a draft strategic plan (2025–2028) that adds safety as a new goal and sets updated proficiency targets; board members debated whether the academic targets are sufficiently ambitious.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Wellington fines property owner for unresolved roof and lawn code violations despite previous corrections.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Gabriel Gaughn recognized for commitment to student excellence and emotional success at Queen Creek.
Senate Floor Session, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
The Senate passed House Bill 490 (conforming to Senate Bill 255), which protects municipal judges elected or appointed before March 2025 from removal based on a residency decision and deems them de facto officers for the balance of their terms.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
District reported no FSAT visits during the quarter; district-conducted spot inspections found zero findings for Hendry County Schools while guardian inspections recorded some unlocked doors that have been addressed via work orders and progressive discipline.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
The board sets deadlines and fines for multiple code violations across various properties in Wellington.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
The Mayor's Teen Advisory Committee reported plans to pursue a drive-in movie event, work with Parks and Recreation on planning sessions, and begin branding and policy discussions for teen spaces; committee vice chair Charlie Gonzalez presented the update.
Senate Floor Session, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Lawmakers approved a measure to create a joint advisory committee to study teacher and principal evaluations, state and local assessments, and possible changes such as instructional hours instead of days.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Board recognized a district family engagement event at Behrend Park, LaBelle High School band’s national trip to Nashville and Special Olympics athletes who medaled at area and state competitions.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Wellington's code compliance division certifies $25 daily fines for unresolved property violations.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
The Town Council approved the consent agenda unanimously except for item E, which was pulled for a conflict of interest and later approved 6–0 with Council Member Benney abstaining.
Senate Floor Session, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
After extended floor debate, the Tennessee Senate approved House Bill 13 76, a measure to regulate hemp-derived cannabinoid products, clarify the state's THC threshold, and move oversight of many products toward the Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee emphasizes technology solutions for school safety and the importance of badge usage.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Kornberg granted 90 days to correct ongoing property violations in Wellington.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller spoke to the Queen Creek Town Council about victims' rights and his office's new special victims unit; the council presented a proclamation recognizing Crime Victims' Rights Week.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Wellington code officers certify fines for Veronica Nunez and Carlos Santiago Nunez La Cruz.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
School district discusses student council events and local food sourcing at committee meeting.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The board selects Harpeth Research for demographic analysis with a $14,000 proposal.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
The committee approved the consent agenda 7–0 and voted to enter an executive session under Chapter 30A, §21(a) for collective bargaining and litigation.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
The board imposes daily fines for violations at two Wellington properties.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
District honors Teacher of the Year winners and state champion winter color guard team.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Student council reported a new pickleball tournament with teams for $20, food trucks and proceeds supporting the CJ Cronin Memorial Scholarship and noted its national Gold Council of Excellence recognition.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Wellington sets daily fine for homeowner's violation of unsecured pool code until compliance.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The board honored students who attended the Tennessee SCOPE conference, announced school‑level and district teachers of the year across grade bands, and recognized Coffee County Central High School’s winter color guard for winning a state championship.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
A district administrator presented the school district’s SOA plan progress report, noting improvement in chronic absenteeism and science performance for targeted students, mixed results in ELA and math, and that the required SOA plan was unfunded.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee members reported DESE guidance on retaining weighted‑voting language with an explanatory sentence, confirmed Massachusetts statutory capital threshold of $5,000 and asked for Secretary of State guidance on the timing of term starts for elected members.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The board approved a $136,168 furniture purchase covering high school, central office and cost center needs; accepted a $272,000 paving and storm‑drainage bid for Coffee County Central High School; and selected Harpeth Research as the district demographer to produce enrollment projections.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee members discussed whether school committee badges should provide after‑hours building access, clarified the Raptor visitor check‑in system and CORI rules, and agreed to review badge policy in a policy subcommittee.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
Assistant superintendent Dr. Cornelius reviewed the district’s April TISA/TCAP preparation and outcome strategies: use of SchoolNet and Mastery Connect diagnostics, more dual‑enrollment opportunities at the high school, and expanding NIET coaching in some schools.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
District staff described an $18,810 Northeast Food for Schools grant and multiple local sourcing efforts — milk contracts, a hydroponic grower relationship, weekly produce deliveries and in‑school tower gardens — and said USDA funding cuts have reduced but not ended purchases of local product.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Coffee County Board of Education approved the director contract template to be used in negotiations with the selected superintendent candidate, instructing staff to clean up gendered language and noting the residency requirement can be negotiated or suspended if necessary.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Finance committee declines funding due to concerns over regional school planning process.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
After extended debate, the Coffee County Board of Education approved a 4% pay increase in its general payroll budget, a 4% increase in the nutrition payroll budget and a 50¢ increase to breakfast and lunch prices; board members flagged funding tradeoffs and the board discussed seeking federal community-eligibility options before finalizing meal‑pay
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee member pushes for funding to enhance ventilation and air safety for students.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The Coffee County Board of Education voted to suspend Policy 1.103 so members could complete their annual self-evaluation despite one member’s absence. Board members said they ranked 'respect by the community' as their lowest-scoring area and discussed folding results into longer-term planning.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Wolverham Select Board seeks to maintain funding split while proposing 50-50 vote on projects
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee considers funding increases and staffing concerns for arts positions in upcoming session
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Commissioner challenges school committee's right to rename capital class of schools.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee discussed House amendments to Senate Bill 2010 that would use a cultural endowment to fund four public sculptures, restore a grants program officer, and increase poetry/troubadour awards; members agreed on some items but deferred final decisions on a permanent FTE and the size of the endowment appropriation.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Representative Shower discusses pay structures for agents assisting veterans under current CFR regulations
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Town representatives express concerns about school committee's budget process and capital project decisions.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Select‑board and committee participants debated whether a regionalized middle school and current agreement language could allow the school committee to ‘force’ capital projects onto town warrants, and discussed splits of costs (80/20) and grandfathering of past repair lists from a 2017 report.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A House–Senate conference committee met to reconcile differences on bill 11-69, which would allow private companies to assist veterans with Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) claims and cap compensation; members disagreed over an amendment in section 7 that would distinguish private firms from federally accredited agents and reference federal law.
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
Planning committee members reviewed four pieces of written feedback from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) and discussed limited edits to the Hampden‑Wilbraham regional agreement on weighted voting, lease language, capital‑cost definitions and ballot wording for member terms.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A House–Senate conference committee met to reconcile differences on House Bill 1018, discussing a $5 million cut to SIF funding for a military gallery, a plan to use SIF to pay a $4.2 million line-of-credit balance, grant-match rules for historic theater projects, and an emergency clause to allow immediate payoff of the line of credit.
Malden City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Malden Board of Appeal postpones hearing to May 21 due to insufficient member attendance.
Malden City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The Malden Board of Appeal convened its April 16, 2025 hearing, opened a petition by Delight Medicals and voted to table the matter to the board's next meeting on May 21 because only three members were present.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Construction includes a cafeteria and outdoor area for student activities
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Riviera School District receives funding to enhance summer food service for children in need.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Taylor emphasizes industry leadership in balancing customer needs with community welfare.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
The Village of Wellington certifies fines for code violations at multiple addresses.
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Commission conducts comprehensive study on charter school renewal and special education demands.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee approves House Bill 3724 restricting cannabis advertising to minors amid court ruling changes.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
Code compliance recommends fines for ongoing vegetation violations at two Wellington properties.
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Connecticut establishes new guidelines for funding special education placements starting July 2025
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
On April 17 the committee moved multiple House bills to the Senate floor with due pass recommendations by unanimous consent, and carried over one bill for further consideration. The items include protections for breastfeeding agricultural workers and a ban on wagering on dog races.
Wellington, Palm Beach County, Florida
At an April 17 special magistrate hearing, the Village of Wellington found numerous properties in violation of local codes and set staggered compliance dates, daily fines and certification hearings; one property owner received a 90-day extension after testifying in person.
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Connecticut's new law shifts financial responsibility for special education costs starting July 2025.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Senate Committee on Labor and Business adopted the A3 amendment to House Bill 2127A, removing four words the sponsor described as a clerical error, and moved the amended bill to the floor with a due pass recommendation.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
China's aging population and military uncertainties may reshape global leadership roles.
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Commission will assess availability and delivery of respite services in Connecticut.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Go West Credit Union Association witnesses told the Senate committee House Bill 3370 would make timing corrections for claims to deceased accounts, allow boards to delegate member‑expulsion appeals, and clarify supervisory committee composition while prohibiting the board chair from serving on that committee.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representative Nathan Sosa described House Bill 3178 to the Senate committee as a response to consumers who sign purchase paperwork before financing terms are finalized; the bill shortens the dealer's financing window to 10 days, gives buyers a 10‑day right to void, and requires a statutory disclosure form and consumer resource contacts.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representative Shelley Bossert Davis told the Senate committee House Bill 2373A would let the Oregon Real Estate Agency establish a timeshare sales license, including targeted prelicensing education, a test, and continuing education; supporters said the change addresses coastal labor shortages and consumer protection gaps.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Rep. John Lively and industry witnesses told the Senate Committee on Labor and Business that House Bill 3724 would replace subjective statutory language with objective criteria so the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission can write rules that limit advertising likely to reach minors.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 551 aims to limit single-use plastics in Oregon's hospitality sector.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Council aims to eliminate plastic bags and offer sustainable alternatives to reduce waste.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
China faces economic challenges from declining population and aging demographics requiring structural adjustments.
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Connecticut plans annual special education transportation grants starting July 2025 for local schools.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Celtics mascot Lucky will attend a fun school event while class size data is shared.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
The expert urges the US to strengthen relations with India to counter China's influence.
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Connecticut funds special education transportation grants to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At a Ways & Means subcommittee update shared with the full Committee, members reviewed options for managing student cell phones at the high school, including Yonder pouches, classroom lockboxes and larger office devices. Assistant Principal Afton Dean will report back in May with cost estimates and recommendations.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss scheduling regular internal flights to improve accessibility across North Dakota.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Analyst highlights NATO's role in preventing further Russian aggression post-Ukraine invasion.
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Department develops criteria for grants aiding special education training and certification.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Committee members saw a scale model of the Revere High School project and heard the design team is moving toward 60% documents with a timeline that includes deconstructing the existing track in June and beginning new building construction in August.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Kagan highlights changing power dynamics and US foreign policy implications for global leadership.
Appropriations - Government Operations Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House Appropriations - Government Operations Division voted to attach amendment 02006 after members negotiated changes on how flexible transportation funds are distributed, when an environmental study for Highway 85 would begin, and funding for state aircraft and siren operations; the committee asked staff to redraft the amendment and make it (
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Dr. Kelly presented class‑size graphs for Garfield Middle, RMA and Susan B. Anthony. RMA has a high incidence of 0–10‑student groups because of small special‑education learning groups; Garfield and Susan B. Anthony each have a handful of classes over 30, driven largely by scheduling and electives.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee adopted an amendment to House Bill 12-29 that raises distracted-driving from a 0-point to a 2-point offense on the driving-record system and limits DOT reporting of 1-point-or-less violations to the public record, a move proponents said would strengthen deterrence and limit minor equipment violations from being 공개
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
US leaders recognized the need for hegemonic power to stabilize post-war global systems.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
A letter from Governor Maura Healey and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education notified Revere Public Schools it received a $17,133 SFSP Eats grant to expand summer meal access; the district signaled it will accept the award with the consent calendar and said DESE will provide next steps.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Dr. Scott Pague analyzes post-1945 foreign policy and hegemonic stability theory.
Revere Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At the April 15 Committee of the Whole, district leaders flagged a planned multi‑hundred‑thousand‑dollar increase to FY26 substitute accounts and reviewed warrant item 5051, a plumbing co‑op program that covers a part‑time instructor and course materials. The committee also noted contracted nursing services for home‑educated students with special‑n
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Expert warns against indiscriminate tariffs harming North American auto industry competitiveness.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Council concluded public hearing and began deliberation on Starbrook Farm condition.
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Support for local boards to contract private educational services for special needs children increases.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Dr. Scott Pague, acting director of the Global and International Studies program and chair of political science at Indiana University–Indianapolis, outlined three broad scenarios for U.S. foreign policy — revitalized U.S. leadership, a China-led order, or a fragmented multipolar world — and discussed the strengths and risks of each.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Commission reviews bids for White Cliffs renovation and discusses historical significance guidelines.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee considers increasing House Bill 1143 funding for Great Plains Food Bank to $10 million
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Connecticut will allow school boards to apply for grants for building improvements by 2026.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Councilmember Johnson secures $5M fund to benefit tier three businesses in Jacksonville.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Revolution 250 committee announces Saturday exhibit and May 3 Minutemen Day event in Northborough.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee meeting on House Bill 1143 ended without a decision after senators and representatives disagreed on whether to restore a $10 million state appropriation for a new Great Plains Food Bank distribution center; members agreed to reconvene with more budget information.
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Connecticut modifies guidelines for local education boards on private special education contracts.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Council votes to allocate $500,000 for JSEB microloans, adjusting terms and rates.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Commission eliminates outdated street names and debates new options for naming.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Representative Figley told the conference committee the House amendment would require local stakeholder meetings, give affected communities 60 days to submit a plan to the Health Department, add a representative from adjacent ambulance services to those meetings, and adjust a Health Department grant program to help with hiring. Committee members讨论d
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Connecticut allocates special education offset grants for public school boards starting June 2026
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Northborough Historic District Commission voted 5-0 on April 16 to find the barn attached to 6 Reservoir Street not historically or architecturally significant, allowing the town inspector to issue a demolition permit; the owner preserved some historic artifacts and neighbors voiced support for replacement.
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Legislature mandates detailed program descriptions for private special education funding contracts.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee adopted an amendment to House Bill 1308 that adds Representative Davis’s language and authorizes the state Human Trafficking Commission to facilitate annual prevention awareness education for students; the amendment passed on a 6-0 vote.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Committee approves signage design as they plan for Northborough Fire Station groundbreaking.
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State Board of Education to supervise special education curriculum and services by July 2025
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Local entrepreneur calls for creative financial solutions and educational support for startups.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The committee approved additional services for the owner’s project manager (OPM) to extend construction oversight; committee members discussed that the $117,000 cost will be drawn from owner’s contingency and noted it was not itemized in the line-item budget presented at town meeting.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Education Committee members emphasize improving communication about student behavior and academic success
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Legislation ensures increases in education funding support special education services only.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Council members discuss new initiatives to facilitate access to small business capital in Jacksonville.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The committee approved Amendment 8 to fund construction administration and observation services for the design team through an 18-month construction period plus two months of closeout; the amendment breaks out base and supplemental fees and was presented as remaining within the previously approved design-services allocation.
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Connecticut requires criminal history checks for applicants at nongovernmental schools beginning July 2019
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A Senate committee approved an amendment to Senate Bill 2354 that incorporates several House changes to statewide rules on student personal electronic devices, including explicitly covering nonpublic schools, replacing "locked" with "stowed," reorganizing requirements, and narrowing required data collection.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2168 seeks $5 million to support Oregon's on-site loan program expansion.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Northborough Fire Station Building Committee approved Amendment 9 to fund additional survey, redesign and permitting work after MassDOT requested the stormwater outlet be relocated; the work includes wetland delineation across the street and further MassDOT and Conservation Commission permitting.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
Council votes to expand capital access for JSEB contractors to promote economic growth.
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Bill details state education grants for special education expenses exceeding local budgets.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Officials plan to assess employer credit program's effectiveness within two years.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Candidate expresses interest in joining Cultural Council to participate in community activities.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles to implement special education support number plates and fund.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
At the April 17 JSEB special committee meeting residents from Brentwood and small-business leaders urged the city to ensure new entrepreneurship centers function as community hubs. JSEB staff said centers will include education, workforce development and reservable space open to the public.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Laura and Megan express enthusiasm for contributing to Northborough's cultural events and planning.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee approved amendments to Senate Bill 2282 that increase the employer payment threshold and remove a resident-only requirement; the panel voted to recommend the bill as amended and dissolved the committee. Tax department staff said tracking resident versus nonresident recipients may be limited.
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Connecticut requires annual inspections of all special education service providers for compliance.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
At its April 17 meeting the committee directed staff to draft legislation in three areas — increased minimum program funding, expansion of the JSEB prime program, and refocused reporting on payments — while deferring a reciprocity pilot and clarifying the disparity study's status.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough welcomes Morgan to contribute to Cultural Council's arts and social media efforts.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
Career and technology education board introduces two members and announces professional development initiative.
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New bill establishes criminal checks for substitute teachers employed by nongovernmental schools.
Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida
At its April 17 special committee meeting, Jacksonville's JSEB committee voted to recommend the administration inject $500,000 into the JSEB Access to Capital Program Trust Fund and set a tiered structure with 4–5% interest and a maximum 36-month term; the committee framed the step as a recommendation, not legislation.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
A Select Board interview subcommittee reviewed three applicants for the Northborough Cultural Council and voted to forward all three to the full Select Board for confirmation; the council oversees modest grants and community arts programming.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
Northwest Technology Center receives recommendation for full accreditation status after thorough review
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State Board will provide criminal history information for nongovernmental school job applicants.
2025 Legislature NY, New York
Assembly members introduce Cooper Baxter, a community volunteer and Siena College student.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Local residents express worry about traffic, safety, and building size for new project.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
Following an executive session on the state director’s performance and compensation, the State Board of Career and Technology Education voted to increase the director’s annual salary retroactive to April 1 and separately instructed staff to research possible bonus plans to present later in the year.
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Connecticut's new bill redefines criteria for children requiring special education starting July 2025.
2025 Legislature NY, New York
The New York State Assembly passed Assembly No. 8000, a short-term appropriations measure funding state operations and several programs through April 23; members discussed payroll, National Guard payments and guidance for school districts finalizing budgets.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Fennel House residents express worries about noise, shade loss, and site plans during hearing.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
The State Board of Career and Technology Education voted to grant full postsecondary accreditation to Northwest, Central, Wes Watkins, Indian Capital and Tri County technology centers after multi-day hybrid reviews; most centers had no findings or had corrective-action plans in place.
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Connecticut mandates planning meetings for students exiting special education by July 2025.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Subcommittee passes several bills, including House Bills 5 76 and 12 78, to full finance.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Claremont Avenue residents voice objections to a proposed four-story building's parking inadequacies.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
The Oklahoma State Board of Career and Technology Education was notified that the governor signed an emergency rule creating a pathway for industry professionals to become certified instructors without requiring a college degree; applications open May 1.
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Education Commissioner introduces competitive grants to enhance special education programs statewide.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
The Finance, Ways and Means Subcommittee met April 17 and voted to send 25+ bills to full finance, including measures on a tire sales tax for transportation, wetlands permitting changes, juvenile detention study, and extensions for an Alzheimers respite pilot program.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Quincy officials finalize 15 recommendations for stormwater management and construction plans.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
A member of the public urged the City Council to remove a county harm-reduction agreement from the consent agenda, objecting to distribution of syringes and safer-smoking kits. Councilmembers left the item off the consent vote for separate consideration; a separate fleet-services interlocal agreement was approved.
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Commissioner of Education to report on Ombudsperson's impact starting January 2028.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Quincy developers modify project layout to enhance stormwater management and neighborhood compatibility.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
In a floor session that mixed ceremonial recognitions with contentious debate, the Tennessee House approved a series of bills and set dates for constitutional amendment referenda. Lawmakers debated a high-profile bill limiting diversity, equity and inclusion policies in state hiring, advanced changes to coal ash permitting and voted on measures on,
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Pastor Garcia highlights immigrant support and compassion during city council meeting invocation.
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Connecticut will develop a guide for parents of special education students by July 2026
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Planning Board unanimously approves conditions for construction and stormwater management at 42 Lyon Street.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee gave a do-pass recommendation to House Bill 1579, a study of the impacts of very large electricity consumers such as data centers on the grid, infrastructure needs and regulatory issues; the committee recorded a 7-0 vote and named a carrier.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City officials acknowledge Fiesta's cultural impact and recognize key organizations supporting education.
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Connecticut implements updated rules for special education contracts effective July 2026
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Community members express support for the project and address tree concerns during hearing.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council members express gratitude for the commission's work celebrating Fiesta in San Antonio.
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Connecticut appoints members to new education funding reform commission within thirty days.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Architects plan quiet rooftop activities for Fennel House, addressing community noise concerns.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Researchers from the Energy and Environmental Research Center and UND told the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee that North Dakota lignite shows potential for economically recoverable rare earths. The committee adopted an amendment to House Bill 1459 and gave the amended bill a do-pass recommendation, 7-0, while leaving open further non
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Mayor Nirenberg proclaims Fiesta 2025, highlighting its cultural and economic impact.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Residents voice worries about disruptions from the Fennell House construction and apartment additions.
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Connecticut's Office of Policy and Management to establish licensure standards by January 2026.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Revised architectural plans presented to Quincy board after community height concerns addressed
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Connecticut's Education Commissioner to revise education program form by January 2026
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City prepares for an enjoyable festival season benefiting locals and nonprofits.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members of the House-Senate conference committee on House Bill 1300 debated whether the term-limits amendment should apply from the November 2022 election date or from its stated constitutional effective date of Jan. 1, 2023; no change or formal action was reached.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Neighbors highlight noise, dust, and parking challenges during Fennel House's church renovation.
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Department of Education will report on paraeducator exam accessibility by January 2026
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee adopts amendments streamlining PERS pilot program and insurance mandate processes.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Planning Board approved site plan review for a three‑home infill at 42 Lyon Street after the developer revised designs to lower roof heights and remove an extensive rear retaining wall; neighbors praised the changes and the board accepted department‑recommended conditions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee adopted an amendment that narrows earlier language on insurance mandates, preserves a two-year PERS pilot, removes the PERS board�as the bill sponsor after the pilot, and requires a cost-benefit analysis only if a rollout bill is introduced following the pilot.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Developers presented plans for a new 76,424‑square‑foot, six‑story self‑storage building at 21 Weston Avenue (Extra Space/SSG Development). Civil and traffic engineers described an upgraded on‑site stormwater system to replace an old infiltration vault; the board continued the hearing to June 25 to allow MBTA licensing steps and utility reviews to進
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators highlight grave ocean pollution and health impacts from plastic waste during meeting.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
South Street Assets LLC presented plans for a four‑story, 21‑unit building at 506 South Street and asked for site plan review and a parking‑waiver special permit; the Planning Board continued the hearing to June 25 after residents and councilors pressed for more detail on green space, transformer placement, trash capacity and parking management.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Committee discusses lessons from Lowell High project to improve future planning and communication.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Solomon and Representative Neron advocate for legislation to reduce plastic waste statewide.
Quincy City, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Quincy Planning Board approved site plan review and a parking-waiver special permit for a revised Wallaston Lutheran Church redevelopment at 552 Hancock St. and 8 Ellington Rd., imposing construction, stormwater, asbestos-abatement and noise-control conditions after residents of the adjacent Fennell House raised concerns about disruption and ab
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Design teams update site plans while addressing budget and cost escalation challenges.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Celeste May advocates for Senate Bill 551 to combat plastic pollution in Oregon.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Board unanimously accepted reports and planned upcoming events to enhance community engagement.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
At the April 16 joint meeting, committee members approved two consultant invoices, approved meeting minutes from March 19, and the Permanent Building Committee designated Aquavares as the preferred contractor for Lansing Millis exterior repairs; motions passed unanimously and will be forwarded where required.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 830 proposes to enhance financial aid options for rural on-site septic systems.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The board acknowledged receipt of a dated resignation letter from member Bill Lipka at the April 16 meeting and discussed recruiting replacements.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Town of Millis School Building Committee received design-team updates on April 16, including answers to MSBA comments, revisions to middle- and high-school layouts, stormwater strategies and a plan to hold a community forum May 1. Committee members said a new cost estimate will be produced in July–August and that contingency planning for market
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State requires boards to report special education placements annually starting July 2025.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Board members set dates for a spring plant-and-art show and a two-day yard/plant sale, agreed to an ice-cream social tied to Memorial Day ceremonies, and discussed additional fundraisers including paint-and-sip nights and a movie night.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Justin Green advocates for SB 830 to advance Oregon's septic system financial aid program.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
Council members acknowledge contributions of volunteers and emphasize importance of upcoming election.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The motion to amend moved by Representative Nathie passes unanimously with 20 votes.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Hubbardston Council on Aging board reviewed multiple account balances, noted a delayed second formula-grant payment, accepted the treasurer's report and approved paying the art instructor for May and an upcoming art show before grant reimbursement.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio celebrates cultural heritage with Niosa event featuring over 135 booths and performances.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Chancellor Hagerott assures lawmakers North Dakota campuses remain peaceful and supportive.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Sullivan advocates for legislation supporting paper bags and refillable containers in hotels.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City officials praise Fiesta San Antonio for enhancing community spirit and safety measures.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss defining North Dakota student enrollment goals for medical programs.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators back bill to increase paper bag sales, benefiting Oregon's logging industry.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City Council greenlights $100K agreement for harm reduction and $1.2M in park enhancements.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
North Dakota allocates funds for tuition increases and unique health and security research programs.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio names Paul Rolfes Jr. as King Antonio to promote education and community.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House Appropriations Committee approved a do-pass as amended on Senate Bill 2003 after lengthy discussion about tuition waivers, needs-based grants, challenge grants, workforce-focused funding and several institution-specific projects; motions and amendments carried on recorded votes.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
San Antonio celebrates Fiesta with proclaimed 2025 Battle of Flowers and Flambeau Parade events.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Following amendments to SB2029, the committee reconsidered Senate Bill 2002 and amended the judiciary branch budget to remove four FTEs and associated operating funds; committee approved the amendment and returned SB2002 to the floor with a do-pass as amended vote.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
City Council on April 17 proclaimed April 24–May 4, 2025 as Fiesta San Antonio season and heard presentations from Fiesta organizations including Fiesta San Antonio Commission, Texas Cavaliers (King Antonio), Rey Feo Scholarship Foundation, Battle of Flowers, Flambeau Parade and NIOSA; speakers emphasized cultural traditions and charitable giving.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The House Appropriations Committee amended Senate Bill 2029 to create a standalone Office of Guardianship and Conservatorship, moving four FTEs and associated funding from the judiciary and delaying full program transfers until April 1, 2026; the amendment and a subsequent do-pass as amended motion passed on roll calls.
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
At the April 17 San Antonio City Council meeting, a public speaker criticized item 22 — an interlocal agreement funding harm-reduction services including syringe exchange — while council members defended the measure as disease-prevention; the agreement was approved as part of the consent agenda.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee shifts $5M to advance allied health project while clarifying future funding flexibility.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Committee outlines recommendations to enhance the Town Meeting Act and electoral engagement.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A committee member asked whether there was appetite to raise a Medicare payment floor from 250% to 400%; other members expressed concerns about added insurance costs and favored keeping 250%. No motion or vote was recorded.
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Office of Educational Ombudsperson to address student complaints and advocate for educational rights
Bay County, Florida
At an April 17 Bay County special magistrate hearing, officials imposed fines and authorized abatement and liens on a repeat-violation parcel, accepted compliance on several properties and noted permit activity on another case.
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New bill allows private special education providers if cost-effective for the child's needs.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
A Town of Danvers committee voted to send a draft report and recommended revisions to the Select Board that would update language in the Town Meeting Act and Town Manager Act, clarify recall and vacancy procedures, propose an annual precinct forum, and set poll hours at 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
Melissa Jo Townsend presents five reasons for Edwe Jimenez's new trial request.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee voted 6-0 to adopt language from the Department of Health and Human Services that lets the department regulate primary emergency medical services communications while permitting secondary use of cell phones.
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Legislature mandates disclosure of evidence and witnesses for special education hearings.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Danvers Council approves budget changes amid rising employee insurance costs and debt management.
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
Counsel asserts that family division motivates inconsistent witness testimony during the CJC interview.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Conference committee approves amendments to House Bill 12 18 and concludes its session.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut establishes grant criteria for school capital improvements focused on special education services.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 551 would prohibit retailers and restaurants from automatically providing single-use plastic checkout bags, utensils and small toiletry containers; supporters said the measure would reduce plastic pollution and encourage refillable or paper options, and proponents and business groups testified at the hearing; the committee took no vote.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Town of Danvers Finance Committee reviewed and approved a series of FY26 operating budgets — from management and IT to retirement and benefits — while speakers emphasized a growing employee health‑insurance bill and a retirement‑funding plan that remains below full funding.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The conference committee on House Bill 1218 adopted conference committee amendment 02/2006, voted to replace an earlier amendment (02/2002) with 02/2006, agreed that the Senate would concur, and then discharged the committee. Votes were unanimous among members present. The transcript does not include the text of the amendment.
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
State Board of Education mandates supervision and standards for special education services
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
Defense and prosecution dispute strategy and evidence admissibility in ongoing molestation trial.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 830 would expand the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality�(DEQ) on-site septic financial aid program to allow grants and principal forgiveness in addition to loans and to clarify that multi-unit residential housing is eligible; committee took testimony but no funding was approved.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Merdahl highlights conflicting interpretations of term limits impacting legislative service duration.
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
Court highlights prosecution's failure to clarify jury's unanimity requirement leading to potential prejudice.
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Connecticut mandates compliance for special education service provision by regional entities.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon legislators discuss House Bill 5014 emphasizing community safety and gun violence prevention.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators consider easing requirements for safety plans at high school sports events.
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Connecticut's Department of Education will begin grant program for special education support in 2026.
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
Prosecutor emphasizes repeated actions in defendant's bedroom to strengthen case against him.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Kendra Jones supports House Bill 5014 for funding child advocacy programs to aid victims.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members of the conference committee debated amendments to House Bill 1363 that would require school emergency plans to address automated external defibrillators, including whether requirements should be mandatory, how to treat a three‑minute retrieval target, and whether off‑site school events must be covered. The committee agreed to reconvene and,
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
Court examines the application of rule 801 regarding evidence admission in a legal case.
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Connecticut creates Office of Educational Ombudsperson to assist students and families starting July 2025
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Supporters emphasize House Bill 3196's funding for Children Advocacy Centers to sustain services.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
House members discuss logical versus legal standards for term limits implementation date.
Utah Court of Appeals Live Stream, Utah Appellate Court, Utah Judicial Branch, Utah
At oral argument in State v. Jimenez, defense counsel argued the conviction should be reversed for ineffective assistance of counsel because the jury was not limited to a single factual allegation and because a post‑interview letter was improperly admitted under the narrow prior‑consistent/rehabilitation exception to hearsay. The state urged waiver
House Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New legislation requires planning meetings before transferring special education students between facilities.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates urge support for critical funding in state budget to aid domestic violence survivors.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A House conference committee discussed a bill that would expand the Capitol Grounds Planning Commission’s role in reviewing state-owned and leased construction and remodeling projects, debated dollar thresholds and exemptions for higher education and the National Guard, and agreed to consult OMB staff before drafting amendments.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Lorenzo Manzi recognized for exceptional performance in Margate baseball and sportsmanship.
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Transforming Children's Behavioral Health Committee to submit recommendations by January 2027
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Erlbaum urges support for vital funding packages in Oregon's DOJ budget to aid survivors.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town officials discuss disposing of small land parcels to reintegrate them into taxation.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Community leaders urge city commission for solutions against destructive and invasive iguana population.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Legislators introduce bill to improve support for exceptional children in education.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Committee approves motion to forward ordinance 20 25 0 68 on tax rate to council.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Wexler advocates for $20 million in sustainable funding to combat rising gun violence.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Finance committee recommends $137K for police cruisers and $300K for building repairs.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Commission passes resolution for K9 unit funding and considers new school speed detection measures.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut requires assessments and intervention plans for students with challenging behavior by September 2025
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
District Attorney and police testify in favor of new partnerships for tackling organized crime.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council endorses $398,000 in grants for peer recovery initiatives amid opioid epidemic.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Committee discusses ADU guidelines while recommending $340K for unemployment and injury funds.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Residents seek sponsors for youth sports fees and solutions for homeless families in Margate.
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Connecticut introduces Bill No. 1561 to enhance special education resource allocation.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates urge support for Prop 331 to sustain funding for violence intervention programs.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
City staff presented projected cost increases tied to recently negotiated collective bargaining agreements and outlined staffing, legal and operating costs; the administration said it will prepare the review of collective bargaining performance required by code for submission in July.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Finance committee discusses proposed tax relief for seniors, highlighting concerns and community support.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
City Commission discusses traffic concerns and proposed school zone safety ordinance implementation.
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Connecticut prohibits higher special education fees for local boards beginning July 2025.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
A proposed special act that would let qualifying low-income seniors avoid property tax increases tied to future school building projects divided the Millis Finance Committee; the committee vote was split and the article will proceed to Town Meeting with both majority and minority positions available.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates urge approval of budget to improve services and protections for Oregonians.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council members forwarded an ordinance to set a $1.16 real estate tax rate for the tax year beginning Jan. 1, 2026, to the full council with no recommendation and received a presentation on changing the property assessment cycle from calendar to fiscal year, a projected 6% assessment increase in the September notices, and a planned communications/
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Commissioners debate the effectiveness and purpose of proposed speed cameras in Margate school zones
2025 Legislature NY, New York
New York State budget talks advance with education funding and military expenses under review.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's Office of Policy and Management to create universal special education rates by January 2026.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The Finance and Economic Development Standing Committee voted to forward an ordinance authorizing a Caritas grant of $198,380 and a block of four related peer recovery grants to the full City Council, all funded from opioid settlement dollars and intended to expand peer recovery services across Richmond.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Finance Committee discussed a Planning Board-drafted accessory dwelling unit (ADU) bylaw required under state law but tabled its final recommendation pending clarification from Town Counsel about short-term rental language and other statutory questions.
2025 Legislature NY, New York
State increases funding to $9.6 billion for emergency payroll and National Guard support.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's Building Educational Responsibility with Greater Improvement Networks Commission studies funding issues and accountability.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Rummel highlights difficulties in effectively reforming the traffic violation point system
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Participants align on initiatives to increase wages for contract workers.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Planning Board proposed a Special Flood Hazard District bylaw and updated zoning map to incorporate FEMA's revised flood insurance rate maps; the Finance Committee recommended the article to Town Meeting.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
China's declining population threatens stability and may expedite Taiwan invasion plans.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Leader Dormer initiates important conversations impacting upcoming legislative goals.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council members debate budget revisions and seek feedback on proposed cuts and amendments.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
The US developed NATO and the Marshall Plan to counter Soviet expansion and support Europe.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Bridal raises concerns over 3,000 amendments jeopardizing veterans' benefits in current legislation.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Millis Finance Committee voted to recommend the town's fiscal 2026 operating budget of $47,269,970.30 and related enterprise fund budgets after discussion about collective bargaining increases, sewer plant costs and enterprise indirect cost allocations.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council members question the necessity of communication and analyst positions during budget cuts.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
The Bretton Woods institutions established a framework for global economics benefiting the US.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators express concerns over lack of oversight and accountability in proposed bills.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Georgetown explores $6 million override amid discussions affecting 60 communities this year.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council questions substantial salary raises while ensuring transparency in employee compensation.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Analysts express concern over US commitment to global order amid rising Chinese influence and deficits.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members question accountability and service quality in proposed veterans services legislation.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Committee discusses free cash usage and reinforces capital project funding priorities.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Institutions in North Dakota compete for workforce-related grants and funding for capital projects.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Merdahl seeks clarity on potential legislation impacting group regulations.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town meeting unanimously approves budget reallocations for education and technology needs.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators approve measures for dual credit programs and increase medical student enrollment goals.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Arts Council approves funding for sculptures and restores key grant officer position.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The Town of Norwood Finance Committee approved the FY26 budget book and recommended that town meeting consider several special‑meeting articles, including a $2 million capital stabilization fund and appropriations for school technology, Medicaid startup funding, and pension reserves.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses budget and installation costs for public art projects across North Dakota.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Phil Johnston's advocacy and reforms significantly reshaped health services and community welfare.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut mandates biennial reviews of special education fees starting July 2026.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
Board members assess successes and concerns, aiming to enhance community respect and strategic planning.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Senators moved to adjourn in memory of Philip W. Johnston. A senator delivered a biographical remembrance; the motion prevailed and the Senate observed a moment of silence.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Residents express nostalgia for happier times in their city streets.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's study analyzes educational funding issues including teacher recruitment and charter schools.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
The board voted to adopt a 4% salary increase in a contentious budget meeting.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
A House petition from Representative James J. O'Day asking the Legislature to establish a sick leave bank for Dana Johnson, a Department of Children and Families employee, was received and referred to the Committee on Public Service after suspension of joint rule 12.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council members debate proposed budget increases for housing, crisis support, and public safety initiatives.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut establishes financial responsibilities for special education costs starting July 2025.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
Coffee County recognizes outstanding teachers across pre K through high school grades.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
The Senate suspended a rule to consider a petition asking the Legislature to extend MBTA RIDE service to the town of Clarksboro and referred the petition to the Committee on Transportation.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New bill allows continued placement in nonapproved facilities for special education children.
Coffee County, School Districts, Tennessee
Participants reject uniform mandate and extended school calendar in student council vote.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
The Senate adopted resolutions commending the Armenian American community, the Armenian Heritage Foundation, Friends of the Armenian Heritage Park, and former state representative Rachel Kaprielian and Peter Katuzian on the occasion of the commemoration of the Armenian genocide.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Commission will assess respite services and gaps in access for families with disabilities
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Figley emphasizes need for community dialogue to sustain ambulance services in local districts.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Commission discusses personalized firearms and hears public testimony on microstamping technology.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut introduces updated grant application procedures for special education funding by December first.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Stakeholders explore solutions for staffing shortages in rural ambulance districts.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut boards of education receive special education grants starting fiscal year 2026.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
Board approves full postsecondary accreditation for Central Technology Center following successful review.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
At its fifth hearing, the Special Legislative Commission on Emerging Firearm Technology heard one public witness who urged the commission to recommend legislation requiring microstamping in firearms distributed in Massachusetts; the commission accepted written testimony for a later date and adjourned.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
North Dakota's education system announces strategies for student retention through scholarships and grants.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
New fiscal guidelines require local boards to allocate all special education increases directly to services.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Officials address primary and secondary communication challenges for emergency response systems.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
Oklahoma celebrates USDA appointments highlighting success of CareerTech and FFA programs.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council member Malone updates on progress and budget for home repair initiatives.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss implications of January 1 as the effective date for term limits.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
Oklahoma board approves full accreditation for Tri County Technology Center's programs and corrective actions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discuss impact of AED plan revisions on school safety and emergency response.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council prioritizes operating amendments while preparing for capital improvement discussions next week
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Officials question investment returns amid low reading proficiency in Memphis Shelby County Schools.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
Board grants full accreditation to Wes Watkins and Indian Capital Technology Centers after reviews.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council members request improved public access to budget amendment documents during meeting.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators express concerns about legislative oversight and expertise in commission project management.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators evaluate challenges of mining for rare earths alongside traditional coal extraction.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Commission conducts study on charter school validity and special education service requirements
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Housing staff said previous allocations for mobile-home repairs have been spent or are in progress; $800,000 remains available for a new round and prior repairs averaged about $10,000–$13,000 per unit.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Lawmakers consider legislation for Memphis schools based on historical performance metrics.
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Connecticut appoints commission members representing various educational organizations and stakeholders
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Two councilors submitted draft changes to the city’s budget ordinance: one would strip non-budget provisions from the ordinance and another would require janitorial and security contractors to pay at least the city minimum wage; staff said legal drafting and cost estimates were still pending.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Legislation aims to improve education oversight and budget management in Memphis Shelby County.
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Education boards must submit annual expenditure reports on special education funding starting in 2026.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Local officials emphasize crisis in Memphis schools as development projects grow nearby.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council members submitted a slate of operating enhancements—totaling about $20.94 million as of the meeting morning—targeting Richmond Public Schools, eviction defense and diversion, emergency medical services, and a range of nonprofit partners; staff said final adoption requires balancing with reductions.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
A House Finance Ways and Means subcommittee voted to advance House Bill 662, as amended, to full finance after debate about creating a locally appointed oversight board with review authority over budgets, contracts and charter denials for Memphis‑Shelby County Schools.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's grant program supports local education boards in improving special education services.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
House committee votes in favor of several bills related to criminal justice and funding.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Interim CAO Sabrina Joy Hogg and budget staff told council that several proposed personnel reductions would harm operations in departments such as finance, emergency communications, public works and neighborhood services, and in some cases could force closures or layoffs.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Committee votes to move House Bills 322, 894, 370, 915, and 1163 to full finance.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's Commissioner of Education sets grant program for special education training by 2027
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
House proceedings include prayer by pastor Keith Budd and resolution for Scopes Trial recognition.
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Connecticut sets criteria for special education funding and cost-sharing among school boards.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Legislators celebrate the impact of the 1925 Scopes trial on faith and science discourse.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
During a council budget work session, members raised concerns that the full amendment spreadsheet and sponsor names were not posted to the public record and pushed staff to upload the documents and clarify the schedule for final votes.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses amendments for rare earths bill to clarify mineral rights and public policy.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut allocates funds for a special education transportation grant program through 2027.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Chairman Spikki pushes for passage of Senate Bill 16 impacting interscholastic athletics eligibility.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Queen Creek honors students and teachers during a special recognition evening for achievements.
Finance, Ways, and Means, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
The Tennessee House Finance, Ways and Means Subcommittee on April 17 voted unanimously on multiple consent-calendar measures and moved more than 30 bills to the full Finance Committee, including measures on wetlands permitting, transportation funding, bail procedures and an Alzheimer's respite pilot extension.
CareerTech, Executive, Oklahoma
New emergency rule creates certification pathway for technology instructors starting May 1
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New law requires planning teams to meet before special education students exit programs.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Senate advances bills to amend property tax and enhance rights of crime victims in Tennessee.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Committee selects drive-in movie event while addressing teen cell phone usage policies.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee passes House Bill 1308 with new provisions for human trafficking education and commission members
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
UND collaborates on DOE's CoreCM initiative to assess rare earth minerals in North Dakota
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut introduces special education support number plates to finance education grants.
House Floor , House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Representative Hill welcomes GMU students and recognizes Miss Chattanooga Iris Teen Autumn Perez
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Brad Miller emphasizes importance of victim dignity during Scribe Victims Rights Week proclamation.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Berthold's ambulance service grows with increased funding and EMT recruitment after oil industry boom.
Energy and Natural Resources, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee assesses grid reliability and infrastructure for large energy consumers like data centers.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut local boards may pay private providers for special education costs from 2025.
Senate Floor Session, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Tennessee Senate commemorates the 135th anniversary of the Sons of American Revolution.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council encourages public engagement while recognizing local students and teachers for achievements.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Commissioner emphasizes strict compliance with commercial sign laws to address ongoing violations.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Tech aims to establish a new osteopathic medical school to boost primary care providers.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council discusses the fiscal year 2025-26 budget focusing on infrastructure and tax benefits.
Senate Floor Session, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Senators recognize Sons of American Revolution's contributions to education during Tennessee gathering.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Commissioners consider amending codes for humane iguana control in local neighborhoods.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Tech aims to address healthcare provider shortages with a new medical school initiative.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Department seeks additional personnel to strengthen patrol, youth engagement, and specialized units
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Mayor Schwartz proclaims April 24 2025 as Holocaust Remembrance Day for Margate citizens.
Senate Floor Session, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
The Tennessee legislature commemorates Trooper Eric Pinsons' 31 years of dedicated service.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Institute of Technology presented an informational plan to House higher-education lawmakers to create the state’s first public osteopathic medical school in Klamath Falls, citing primary-care shortages across Oregon and proposing an accelerated, technology- and AI-infused curriculum and partnerships with local health systems.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council considers options to adjust budget for using available ARPA funding effectively.
Senate Floor Session, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Senate discusses House Bill 1376 to regulate THC products and combat unregulated cannabis sales.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Claudio presents bills to enhance support for special needs education and Parkinson's research.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council members clarify budget carryover and infrastructure contingency fund usage processes.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators support funding to sustain vital child advocacy services across Oregon.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Trudell defends SB 16 72 as workers argue against its repeal and loss of protections.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Council discusses budget impacts of economic uncertainty and upcoming police vehicle purchases
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Awaja urges funding approval for DOJ to protect vulnerable populations and enhance enforcement capacity.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Advocates urge reconsideration of Labor Pool Act citing incomplete and inaccurate information.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Harrell supports cannabis bill but calls for better structure before significant funding.
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Legislature updates criteria for private provider contracts in special education services.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate approves measures for housing aid to foster youth and transportation memorials.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
At a public hearing on House Bill 5,014, state and local prosecutors, victims' advocates, children's advocacy centers, law-enforcement leaders and community violence prevention groups urged the subcommittee to fund DOJ proposals including survivor services (POP 3-27), VOCA backfill (HB 3,196), an organized-crime proposal from the attorney general,
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Connecticut updates laws on special education eligibility and hearing officer training effective 2025
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Garcia seeks support for a bill aiding youth recovery and college opportunities.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate supports compensation for wrongfully imprisoned man and health insurance for cancer patients.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
A legislative subcommittee formally acknowledged an Oregon Department of Justice report on litigation outsourcing and its initial staffing investments, and a motion to accept the report passed with no recorded objections.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut prohibits boards from placing students in non-compliant special education services.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate Bill 600 seeks to strengthen Florida's manufacturing sector through grants and promotional efforts.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Klamath Falls initiatives aim to engage students in healthcare careers from middle school onward.
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Commissioner must submit updated education program form to legislature by January 1, 2017
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The bill establishes career programs and advanced air mobility initiatives while ensuring transportation safety.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Institute of Technology discusses innovative Medical School initiative with stakeholders.
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Legislation allows grants for school renovations to enhance safety and address emergencies.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Legislators pass bills to support Florida manufacturing and establish promotional campaign fees.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Tech emphasizes its commitment to aiding veterans in medical residency opportunities.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Commissioners discuss proposed speed cameras for school zones with mixed opinions on effectiveness.
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Department of Education develops guide to assist special education parents and guardians
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Office of Educational Ombudsperson will address student complaints and monitor education policies.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Department of Education will examine paraeducator examinations offered in languages other than English.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Office of Policy and Management to create new licensure standards effective July 2025
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
State Board of Education updates regulations for special education programs and services.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut requires criminal history checks for employees at nongovernmental schools and substitutes.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Connecticut's new Office of the Educational Ombudsperson will aid students and families in education.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Superintendent highlights achievements during April School Board meeting in Henry County
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Connecticut law requires notification of staffing changes impacting special education services.
Hendry, School Districts, Florida
Hundreds of families and community members participated in Behrend Park's engagement event
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Connecticut's Department of Education will create special education placement guidance by early 2026.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Commissioner to submit state's special education workload analysis model by January 2026.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate Bill 94 allows juries to weigh more factors in capital felony sentencing.
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Connecticut enables boards to contract for special education outside public schools.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Commission considers amending code to allow humane euthanization of invasive iguanas in city.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Florida Senate approves new definitions for offender registry and updates juvenile justice laws.
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Commissioner of Education set to develop new individualized education regulations by 2027
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Paradise Gardens residents express frustration over iguana problems harming their properties and safety.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Florida Senate committee modifies IOTA rules, generating debate over interest rates and legal aid funding.
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Education Department establishes training and grants for supporting students with disabilities starting 2025.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
After extended public comment and split council discussion, the Margate City Commission approved a second-reading ordinance authorizing speed detection systems in school zones; opponents called it a "money grab," supporters cited crash-prevention and behavior change. The ordinance will allow future implementation subject to contracts and local-hour
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senator Burgess promotes public health campaign addressing Alzheimer's and dementia in Florida.
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Connecticut launches grants to support special education professionals committing to three years of service.
Margate, Broward County, Florida
Residents from Paradise Gardens neighborhoods told the City Commission that iguanas are damaging property and posing health risks; commissioners directed staff to draft code revisions to allow humane euthanasia of invasive species, with a likely two-reading ordinance aimed for June or July.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
SB 1612, a broad financial institutions bill, was amended to change how interest is paid on pooled law‑firm trust (IOTA) accounts; the committee heard lengthy testimony from legal aid advocates, bankers and community bankers before reporting the bill favorably.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon representatives learn from Taiwan and Ghana on improving healthcare access and education.
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Legislation requires criminal history checks for applicants at non-governmental schools starting July 2019
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
City Council discusses new budget with significant emphasis on infrastructure and debt management.
Fiscal Policy , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The Senate Fiscal Policy Committee temporarily postponed consideration of SB 16 72, which would repeal parts of the Labor Pool Act, after multiple public witnesses urged the committee to preserve or strengthen the law protecting day laborers.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Tech plans to expand medical services and education through local partnerships and feasibility studies.
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Connecticut requires annual inspections of special education service providers by the Commissioner
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Mayor emphasizes maintaining double A bond rating and improving utilities during budget discussion
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
DAX settles with two teenage crash victims after a fatal accident on I-95.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Tech discusses combining undergraduate and graduate medical programs for faster graduation.
Senate Bills, Introduced Bills, 2025 Bills, Connecticut Legislation Bills, Connecticut
Local education boards can contract with private providers for special education services under new regulations.
Queen Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona
Police Chief presents traffic stop data and addresses rising DUI concerns to council members.
Appropriations, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate passes SJR174 to modify Florida Constitution on property damage assessments
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
University enhances medical education with AI-driven quizzes and immersive learning technologies.