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Butler District BUCKET LIST E-news April 20, 2017 Volume VI Issue 16 April 23-May 2 Ordinand’s England Trip 28 & 29 Family Systems Workshop – New Castle: First UMC April 29 Butler District UMW Spring Me4etin @ King’s Chapel UMC April 30 – May 2 Thrive - Double Tree by Hilton, Pittsburgh, PA, 15205 May 6 Clergy – Transition Seminar – Dutilh UMC May 7 District Conference Volant UMC May 11 June 5 7:00 pm Lay Servant Ministry Team meeting – Conference Center June 15 DCOOM – reorganizational meeting Noon – with Provisional Members September 30 UMW Butler District UMC Fall Meeting @ New Brighton UMC October 28 Annual Conference UMW meeting @ Delmont: UMC September 16, 23 & 30 – Fall Lay Servant Ministry School – more details to follow. November 4 “Clear Day” – Helpshop – mark your calendar for this district-wide event. February 18, 25, March 4, 11 & 18, 2018– Spring Lay Servant Ministry School AC2017 Registration is open on the Conference website. Find the link at . Check Your Dashboard! Pastors are asked to be sure the names, contact information, and start dates for your church’s lay members to annual conference have been updated in your church dashboard. If the information isn’t current, they won’t get the mailings they’ll need for Annual Conference 2017. While you’re in the dashboard, check the data for your church’s entire leadership team. Need dashboard login information? Contact your District Office.
Instructional Planning Form Teacher Name: Lacey Mahaney/Carla Wood Grade: 3rd Grade Subject: Literacy Learning Target for the Day and CCAS Guiding Question Activity Formative Assessment Modifications (RTI) Reflection/Feedback Monday, April 20 I can determine which answers are incorrect in order to narrow down my answer choices. What is one way to make taking an assessment easier? How does this way help you? Response to Common Assessment Focus: Wipeouts Café Groups – Pull out groups to goal set for Spring MAP Reading Assessment level goal, personal goal, parent goal) Whole Group – Wipeouts – Review common assessment to determine type of questions asked and to introduce 4 reasons to “wipeout” an answer choice Wipeouts – Last 3 independently Tuesday, April 21 3rd Grade Reading MAP Assessment Wednesday, April 22 I can infer by using my background knowledge and clues from the text. Why are inference questions more difficult than find it questions? Questions used during reading Inferring/Drawing Conclusions Wood – High group – Passage-based inference questions using wipeout method Mahaney – Low group – Passage-based inference questions using highlighting of important details Independent Inference Questions Thursday, April 23 3rd Math MAP Assessment Friday, April 24 I can infer by using my background knowledge and clues from the text. Create a scenario and ask an inference question. Inferring/Drawing Conclusions Wood – High group – Passage-based inference questions without multiple choice options (short answer) Independent Inference Questions
We are a friendly, progressive, high achieving team, dedicated to providing the best quality of care to our patients. GMS with approx 4,300 patients Emis Web Excellent QOF achievers with wide LES/DES involvement Involved in Practiced Based Commissioning Minor ops and Nexplanon fitting Enquiries and applications (letter and CV) Please contact Jackie Harper (Practice Manager) The Nayar Practice, The Martinwells Centre, Edlington, Doncaster DN12 1JD. 01709 444044. Jacqueline.harper@nhs.net GP Vacancy at The Edlington Practice Partnership offered after 12 months’ mutual assessment period Full-time preferred (part-time considered) Excellent, modern facilities 4,500 patients EMIS WEB
VILLAGE NEWS APRIL 2017 FOR THE PARISHES OF CHARLTON MUSGROVE, CUCKLINGTON & TRISTER WITH BAYFORD D I R E C T O R Y HOSTPITAL CHAPLAIN John Rothwell can be contacted on 07748 808959 E mail CHURCH WARDENS & TREASURERS CHARLTON MUSGROVE St Stephen’s & St John’s Church Wardens: Veronica White 01963 32928 Jonathan Hand 01963 828930 Treasurer: Jeremy Sellick 01963 32174 jeremysellick@hotmail.co.uk CUCKLINGTON St Lawrence‘s Church Wardens: Dunford 01963 34220 Pip Loxton 01747 840947 Treasurer: Christopher Birrell 01963 33209 crsbirrell@btinternet.com STOKE TRISTER WITH BAYFORD St Andrew’s and Bayford Chapel Church Wardens: Nigel Noble 01963 31071 Adam Persson 01963 33954 Treasurer: Nigel Noble 01963 31071 nigel.noble@btinternet.com Benefice Safeguarding Officer Jean Sellick 01963 32174 The Bakery, Charlton Musgrove MAGAZINE EDITOR Pip Loxton Genges, Cucklington, Wincanton, BA9 9PT
Senior Scholarships: There is no news to report on the senior scholarships. Due to the current chair stepping down from her position, we have been unable to find out details regarding the scholarship. Tricia Klimko said that she has contacted the college and career center several times, but has not gotten any reply regarding the scholarship. Rhonda Bernard will continue to follow up and investigate. Officer Positions for 2015-2016: Tricia shared how the meetings were organized in the 2014-2015 school year. Tricia also shared the positions. Other committee positions were discussed, such as, web master, team mom (2 per team), fundraising chair, Reading with the Eagles chair (2 chairs), Football Program Chair,and Banquet Chair. Tricia will send out an email that describes each position that will be selected at the May meeting. New board members will be selected or voted on at the May 8 meeting. There was discussion regarding encouraging junior high cheerleader parents to join the booster club. Tricia will check the by-laws for that. Announcements: Next meeting May 5, 2015. Meeting was adjourned at 7:58 pm.
ATTACHMENT NO. 1 APRIL 2017 – Building Permits Monthly Report 2017 2016 Class of Permit Permits Value Permits Value New Residential 105 $ 15,430,885 67 $ 22,890,926 New Residential (Year to Date) 164 $ 24,918,377 100 $ 41,830,291 New Non-Residential 3 $ 622,000 1 $ 1,500,000 New Non-Residential (Year to Date) 7 $ 6,867,000 6 $ 3,262,151 Other 149 $ 15,960,405 81 $ 4,270,080 Other (Year to Date) 319 $ 51,145,402 239 $ 12,960,878 Issued Total – Year to Date 490 $ 82,930,779 345 $ 58,053,321 Type 2017 2016 New Residential Permits Permits for APRIL Units for APRIL Total # of Units Year to Date Permits for APRIL for APRIL Total # of Units Year to Date Singles 4 4 12 66 66 98 - - - - - - Apartments - - - - - 66 Row Housing 101 89 132 - - - 1 1 3 - - 7 Total 106 94 147 66 66 171
GLEN SMITH – Mayor JOHNNY TRAN –Councilmember Place 1 JUDY CHAVEZ – Councilmember Place 2 MARY CROCKER – Councilmember Place 3 WAYNE DODD – Councilmember Place 4 ANDY ERDELT – Councilmember Place 5 STEPHEN MCGOVERN – Councilmember Place 6 CITY OF PALACIOS PUBLIC HEARING & CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA Notice is hereby given of a Public Hearing at 6:30 p.m. and a Regular Council Meeting of the Palacios City Council to be held April 11, 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 311 Henderson Avenue, Palacios, TX, for the purpose of considering the following items: PUBLIC HEARING To receive comments from citizens and taxing jurisdictions on a request to designate an area as a reinvestment zone for tax abatement to Serendipity HC 1031 LLC located at: 1001 Main Street Palacios, TX 77465 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION –Councilmember Chavez PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Councilmember Crocker PLEDGE TO TEXAS FLAG – Councilmember Crocker PLEDGE TO PALACIOS FLAG – Councilmember Crocker VISITOR / CITIZEN FORUM ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS Pavilion Update ITEMS TO BE CONSIDERED Discuss and consider approving Ordinance 2017-O-2 designating a Reinvestment Zone for Serendipity HC 1031 LLC for Tax Abatement Purposes. Discuss and consider approving a Tax Abatement Agreement with Serendipity HC 1031 LLC and giving Mayor Smith authorization to sign aforesaid agreement. Discuss and consider approving the first reading of Ordinance 2017-O-3 RV Regulations amending Article 10.02 Recreational Vehicles Outside Parks
Program and Emergency Solutions Grant Program funds. Allentown has developed strategies in the areas of housing, rehabilitation, economic development, public improvements and public services and assistance to homeless persons and families (to name a few) which it hopes to address in the next five years. Heidi also outlined the proposed activities proposed for funding for the upcoming 2015-2016 program year, including the use of Emergency Solutions Grant funds for the operations of four homeless shelter programs and one Rapid Re-housing Program. Chris Cassidy made a motion to accept and support the City of Allentown’s Consolidated Plan for the period of July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2020 and the Annual Action Plan for the period of July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. Tina Stanley seconded the motion. The motion to approve and support the Consolidated Plan and Action Plan passed. Presentation and Discussion-Improving Employment Option for the Homeless Leigh Howard of Diana T. Myers and Associates (DMA) began the presentation by outlining some of the barriers that have been identified which prevent homeless persons from increasing income and securing employment. She listed a few items and through much discussion, the following list was compiled. The skills (or lack thereof) of clients Access to employment opportunities Issues surrounding working with people with disabilities Familial/childcare issues Transportation Age Competence of clients Access to jobs that pay a living wage Lack of address/ability to get a shower, look presentable for an interview Soft skills Rob Nicolella stated his concern with trying to determine what the benchmarks are. For the homeless populations, what is good? Is better than last year a good measure? Leigh Howard noted that both figures are correct, having a percentage of people improving income, plus measuring improvement from last year are both valid measures. The reality is, to be competitive in the HUD funding world, data is vital. Now the standard is to demonstrate an increase in earned income. also noted that eventually our CoC will be measured against itself. As data becomes more exact, we can establish a baseline and demonstrate improvement on how the agencies are assisting their clients. HMIS data can help determine how we are doing. HUD is looking at possible new performance measures which are a work in progress. Lehigh noted that HUD language right now is to prevent a return to homelessness, but the question the group posed is- how can you eliminate homelessness without increasing income?
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA DISABILITY ADVISORY COMMISSION 2100 Clarendon Boulevard, Suite 318 ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22201 VOICE/TTY (703) 228-7096 18, 2017 7:00 PM 311 Type of meeting: Regular monthly meeting. Staff: Anthonia Sowho Attendance Member Present Absent Bill Staderman, Chair X Cathryn Bonnette X Doris Ray X Marie Pellegrino X Alexa Mavroidis X Note: CALL TO ORDER AT 7:10 PM Agenda Items Public Comment- None Presentations- James Schroll, Planning Commission Residential Parking Working Group Chair and Stephen Crim, Arlington County Parking Planner presented on parking regulations for new apartments and condos. They shared the recommendations that the working group has made and they allowed the commissioners to provide feedback and ask questions. Mr. Crim explained that the county staff will provide final feedback to the County Manager sometime in June. This feedback will be based on the working group’s recommendations. Mr. Crim and Mr. Schroll offered to return to the commission during their May meeting to provide updates if the commission is interested. Approval of Minutes- February and March minutes were approved. Chair’s Report: Chair Staderman shared that he attended the budget work session with the county board last month. He spoke about possible federal cuts and how cuts would affect the local budget and the disability community specifically. Chair Staderman also is participating in meetings that are being held regarding the development of a new community center at Lubber Run. He reports that senior programs have been discussed. Chair Staderman will attend the next meeting on 4/19/17 to seek information on plans regarding programs for persons with disabilities.
1 No school: Spring Recess 2 No school: Spring Recess 3 4 5 Fun Friday 6 7 8 9 Chorus 10 11 12 Fun Friday 13 14 15 16 Chorus 17 18 19 Fun Friday 20 21 22 23 Chorus 24 25 26 Fun Friday 27 28 29 30 2018 After School Program 646.385.1498 Ms. Jacketta and Mrs. Garcia wjwebb@graniteschools.org No ASP April 2nd – 3rd Welcome back April 4th will be ASP Wednesday April 4th and Thursday April 5th
Noreen Hazen, Principal Office Phone: 216-529-4232 Absent Line: 216-529-4305 Michele Winterstein, Secretary FAX: 216- 227-5722 Website: APRIL, 2012 CALENDAR APRIL Week of 3 – 5: Report cards 6-13: SPRING BREAK Mon. 16: Student return to school Tues. 17: Student Council 8:05 a.m. PTA Meeting 6:30 p.m. in small gym Babysitting available Thurs. 19: Desserts with Dads 6:30 – 7:30 in large gym Sat. 21: D.A.R.E. Basketball Game. 12:00 noon at LHS – East Gym Fri. 27: School Assembly “Caring Students” & Gr. 4 2 p.m. in gym Sun. 29: Lincoln Family Bowling Day 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. Mahall’s Twenty Lanes 23-May 3: Ohio Achievement Assessments: Grades 3, 4, & 5 Message from the Principal: Once again, students in grades 3, 4, and 5 will take The State of Ohio Achievement Assessments. This year, the tests will be given at the end of April. All tests will be administered in the mornings – shortly after announcements. The schedules for gym and music on those days will be changed to accommodate the test schedule. These tests are important indicators of your child’s progress in meeting the state standards in several subjects. Please refer to the test schedule below to see the specific assessment and days when each grade will be tested. Your children should be at school every day for these tests. Please make sure your children eat a healthy breakfast each day and arrive to school on time. We appreciate your cooperation in this important matter. Noreen Hazen OHIO ACHIEVEMENT ASSESSMENTS SCHEDULE APRIL 24 – May 3, 2012 Tues. April 24 Reading Gr. 5 Wed. April 25 Reading Gr. 4 April 26 Reading Gr. 3 Fri. April 27 Math Gr. 5 Tues. May 1 Math Gr.4 Wed. May 2 Math Gr.3 Thurs. May 3 Science Gr.5
PHYSICAL EDUCATION – SCHEDULE 2011-2012 Students’ Schedule Revised 1/27/12 Quarter 4 Physical Education – Mr. Manderfield Music – Mrs. Shokalook 9:10 – 9:50 Schedule Only 9:10 – 9:50 Schedule Only P.E.: W – Th. - Fri. B P.E.: M – T - Fri. A M – T – Fri. A Music: W – Th. – Fri. B Rm. 211 & ½ of Rm. 202 Rm. 212 & ½ Rm. of 202 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ P.E.: M – W – Fri. A Music: M – W – Fri. A Music: T – Th. – Fri. B P.E.: T – Th. – Fri. B 10:30 – 11:10 Gr. 3 – Rm. 208 & ½ of 210 Gr. 3 – Rm. 209 & ½ of 210 11:10 – 11:50 Gr. 4 – Rm. 203 & ½ of 206 Gr. 4 – Rm. 205 & ½ of 206 12:45 – 1:25 Gr. 1 – Rm. 108 & ½ of Rm. 110 Gr. 1 – 109 & ½ of Rm. 110 1:25 – 2:05 K – Rm. 100 & ½ of Rm. 111 K – Rm. 107 & ½ of Rm. 111 2:05 – 2:45 Gr. 2 – Rm. 105 & ½ of 103 Gr. 2 – Rm. 106 & ½ of 103
Dish of the Day Beef Cumberland Pie Chicken Korma with Rice Chicken & Ham Pie with New Potatoes Traditional Roast Pork with Yorkshire Pudding, Roast and Mashed Potatoes Baked Salmon Crisp with Jacket Potato Wedges Vegetarian Dish of Day Lentil & Chickpea Curry with Rice Cheesy Bean Enchilada Mediterranean Vegetable Lasagne Vegetarian Sausage with Yorkshire Pudding, Roast and Mashed Potatoes Roasted Vegetable Rainbow Tart Oven Baked Jacket Potato served with Salad Bar Selection Cheese & Baked Beans (v) Vegetarian Bolognaise (v) Vegetable Balti (v) Tuna & Sweetcorn Korma (v) Vegetables and Salad A selection of fresh vegetables and salads are served daily which incorporate local and seasonal produce Desserts Black Forrest Gateau Dorset Apple Cake with Caramel Apple Sauce Lemon Shortbread Cookie with Fruit Juice Tropical Crumble & Custard Passion Cake Our menus are made using: UK free range chicken and turkey breast meat; UK farm assured beef; UK freedom food or outdoor reared pork: salmon dishes are made with 100% salmon fillet from a sustainable source; dolphin friendly tuna; locally sourced UK cheddar cheese; free range local British lion quality eggs. Custard is prepared using organic milk. Organic & Fairtrade ingredients and fruit are used subject to availability. Unlimited bread is offered in school each day. Yoghurt and fresh fruit are offered as alternatives to the dessert of the day. If you require any information regarding Allergens please contact Catering Leeds Head Office - 0113 3782321
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April 2017 EMS Constituent Group Meeting Schedule As of: March 23, 2017 Tuesday, April 18, 2017 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Room: Florida Salon A Medical Care Committee / Quality Managers Association 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Room: Florida Salon CD Opening EMS Welcome Meeting 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Room: Florida Salon CD EMS Strategic Visions Committee 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Room: Florida Salon A EMS Advisory Council / Data Committee 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Room: Florida Salon B EMS Advisory Council / PIER Committee 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Room: Omni Salon B Florida Association of EMS Educators EMS Advisory Council / Education Committee 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Room: Pensacola Florida Association of EMS Providers Wednesday, April 19, 2017 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Room: Florida Salon A Florida Neonatal Pediatric Transport Network Association (FNPTNA) 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Room: Florida Salon B Florida Council of EMS Chiefs 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Room: Florida Salon A Florida EMS Pilots Association (FLEMSPA) Florida Neonatal Pediatric Transport Network Association (FNPTNA) Florida Aero Medical Association (FAMA) 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Room: Omni Salon B Quality Managers Association
18, 2018 Monthly Meeting Agenda Welcome Guest Speakers – Sgt. Ed Burman Ashland PD NEREC Report – Chris Ryan SIEC Report – Warren Gould State 911 Report – Steve Hooke Committee Reports Website – Don Hancock Training – Mary Ann McLaughlin Events Committee – Laurie Lyons Outreach Committee – Anne Camaro Bylaws Committee – Volunteers Needed Regional Vice Presidents Reports Essex South East Middlesex / Suffolk Worcester Hampden / Berkshire Franklin / Hampshire Treasurer’s Report – Warren Status of FY18 Invoices
◄ Mar 2018 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Easter 2 Tutoring 3:30-4:30 3 BOYS SOCCER GAME VS COLONIAL SOFT/BASEBALL GAME VS HICKORY RIDGE 4 TRACK MEET @HALLE STADIUM Tutoring 3:30-4:430 5 BOYS SOCCER GAME VS GERMANTOWN Tutoring 3:30-4:430 6 3rd Nine Weeks HONORS PROGRAM 9AM 7 SOFT/BASEBALL GAME VS HICKORY BOYS SOCCER GAME VS CRAIGMONT Tutoring 9AM-12PM 8 9 Tutoring 3:30-4:30 10 BOYS SOCCER GAME VS RIDGEWAY 11 Coffee & Chat w/ Principal Webb 9:30A Tutoring 3:30-4:430 12 SOFT/BASEBALL GAME VS HICKORY RIDGE BOYS SOCCER GAME VS HOICKORY RIDGE Tutoring 9AM-12PM 13 TRACK MEET @HALLE STADIUM 14 Coffee & Chat w/ Principal Webb 9AM Tutoring 9AM-12PM 15 16 TCAP 17 TCAP SOFT/BASEBALL GAME VS HICKORY RIDGE 18 TCAP 19 TCAP 20 TCAP 21 22 Earth Day 23 TCAP 24 TCAP 25 TCAP 26 TCAP 27 TCAP 28 29 30 TCAP AFTER SCHOOL AND SATURDAY TUTORING HAS BEGUN. WE WILL ALSO BE ON BLOCK SCHEDULE IN PREPARATION FOR TCAP TESTING. TCAP TESTING WILL BE FROM APRIL 16TH - MAY 4th REGISTRATION FOR THE 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR NOW AVAILABLE
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Also, the MiCMRC Complex Care Management Course Registration course details and registration are available at: . Also, to learn more about MiCMRC Approved Self-Management Support Programs: please visit Finally, the MiCMRC Patient and Family Engagement New eLearning Module Is Now Available! MiCMRC has launched the eLearning module “Patient and Family Engagement (PFE)”. Nursing and Social Work CE contact hour available. This new eLearning module is part of a series titled “Basic Care Management Program”. Full details available at the Michigan Care Management Resource Center website Also, for Patient Engagement resources Contact Us! How Can We Help? Supporting CPC+ POs and Practices in Michigan The joint commercial CPC+ payers in Michigan are working together to support multipayer alignment with the University of Michigan. We advocate with CMS to emphasize the important role that POs play in supporting CPC+ and work with them as partners in the Michigan CPC+ community, work with all participating payers in Michigan to create consistency in payer policy and approach wherever possible, and work to remove roadblocks that practices and POs face in CPC+ implementation and operations. We are interested in your experience of what is going well and what your find challenging. Please contact the CPC+ Michigan Regional Convener, Diane Marriot ( or 734 998 0390) at any time to share your ideas and experiences.
Federal Transit Administration 68. Popular Title: State Safety Oversight RIN 2132-AB19 NPRM Previous Stage: None Abstract: This rulemaking will set standards for State Safety Oversight of rail transit systems and criteria for award of FTA grant funds to help the States develop and carry out their oversight programs. Effects: Prompting action: Statute Rulemaking Project Initiated: 07/06/2012 Docket Number: for NPRM: Federal Register Citation for NPRM: None
April 2018 Ministry Schedule SUNDAYS SECOND SUNDAY of EASTER 8 THIRD SUNDAY of EASTER April 15 FOURTH SUNDAY of EASTER April 22 FIFTH SUNDAY of EASTER April 29 LEM 8:00 10:15 M. McClure R. Frede J. Trendelman J. Zeider S. Dirrim G. Shamp E. Fazzaro D. Birchfield R. Frede M. McClure J. Miller J. Palmer G. Shamp S. Dirrim C. Spice J. Trendelman LECTOR 10:15 M. Frid D. Irvine A. Grams J. Lorenzen CRUCIFER T. Gillig N. Birchfield L. Layden T. Gillig SERVER A. Gillig A. Layden J. C. Townsend USHERS 8:00 10:15 Paul Barker Norm Grams John Naunas Grams Jane Paul Barker Gary Michael Jo McMahan Bill Townsend Todd Townsend COFFEE HOUR Larry D. & Krocker’s LESSONS Acts 4:32-35 Psalm 133 1 John 1:1-2:2 John 20:19-31 Acts 3:12-19 1 John 3:1-7 Luke 24:36b-48 Psalm 4 Acts 4:5-12 1 John 3:16-24 John 10:11-18 Psalm 23 Acts 8:26-40 1 John 4:7-21 John 15:1-8 Psalm 22:24-30 EUCHARISTIC PRAYERS B B B B PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE VI VI VI VI NOTES Good Shepherd
April 22 Salvation “No Other Name” 23 April 29 Redemption “Ain’t That Good News” Acts 8:26-40 22:25-31 **If you are not receiving this newsletter via email, please make sure the office has your email address. Thank you.** Our monthly calendar lists church events, and also the birthdays and anniversaries or our members and friends. If you birthday or anniversary does not appear on the calendar, please let the office know. Or better still, please jot your name, birthday and other important date on a paper and place it in the offering. This is especially important for our newer attendees. Thank you. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 EASTER SUNDAY Worship - 10 AM Communion Marian Woods 2 3 4 5 6 Memorial Service for Betty Hayslip 7 8 Worship - 10 AM SPPRC meeting 9:15 9 Membership class 11 AM Jurnee Johnson 10 Diane Sumption 11 12 13 14 Bill Westrate 15 Worship - 10 AM Trustees meet after fellowship Monica Kennedy 16 Membership class 11 AM 17 18 19 20 21 22 Worship - 10 AM Noisy Assault Shelter 23 Membership class 11 AM Bonnie Checkley 24 25 Kim Garver 26 Sarah Stanage 27 28 Lutheran Church Food Pantry 11:30 – 1:00 The Ripple Effect concert (see notice in newsletter)
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Doncaster Local Medical Committee Ltd Oakwood Surgery, Masham Road, Cantley, Doncaster DN4 6BU Tel: 01302 320010. Fax: 01302 371804 Lay Secretary – office@doncasterlmc.co.uk UPDATE April 2014 Contents Page DDRB Pay award …………………………………………. 2 Motions for conference ………………………………….. 2 GPC Vacancy for South Yorkshire …………………….. 3 New models of general practice ………………………... 3 Primary care Commissioning courses ………………… 4 New contract changes – what to do now ……………… 5 Unplanned admissions – Enhanced Service …………. 6 Care.data ……………………………………………………. 6 CQC Consultation on regulating general practice ….. 7 GP trainee framework contract …………………………. 7 Federated Flexiplan Pension Scheme …………………. 7 Vacc and Imms ……………………………………………... 7 Electronic Prescription Service EPS2 …………............. 8 NHS Prescription charges ……………………………….. 9 Joint report on obesity services ………………………… 9 Trade waste ……………………………………………….. 10 Commissioning/Procurement opportunities ……….. 10 Correspondence received ……………………………… 11 Job Vacancies ……………………………………………. 11 Condolences, Welcomes, Congratulations …………. 15 DDRB Pay award 2014/15 and 2015/16 announced The DDRB have recommended an uplift of 0.28% to be applied to the overall value of GMS contract payments for 2014-15, intended to result in an increase of 1% to GP contractor income after allowing for movement in expenses. This was due to an apparent reduction in practice staff costs, using the data
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We have a great theme this year “Basic ABC’s of pharmacy with the goal of patient safety; Defining the Pharmacy Technician’s role” There will be a total of 10 CE. Anyone with suggestions for Fall Conference contact Diane. Northland Community and Technical College Liaison Donna will appoint this position to Danika as ex-officio, after a year the board will make a decision to then make it a standing position. NAPT presentation at Northland Community and Technical College Tracy will check her schedule and let Donna know if she can make it, if not Donna will attend and give the presentation. Pharmacy Technician Scholarship Application Donna handed out and went over guidelines to follow for this process. The all made suggestions to change to the application. Arlene made a motion to approve the changes made to the application and accept the guidelines, Alex seconded. No further discussion, motion carried. The board will now bring the scholarship application to the general membership to be approved. NAPT Communication Facebook. The board will table this and Diane will continue on with the process with the new board members. AAPT Convention Scheduled for August 4 & 5, 2017 to be held in Omaha, NE. Total of 13 CEs available for attendees. New Business: Announcement of 2017-2018 Executive Board Members Diane Halvorson- Chairperson, Tracy Lindsey- President, Twana Dick- Vice President, Autumn Guilbert- Parliamentarian, Alexandra Spilman- Treasurer, Lindsay Cizek-Cribb- Secretary, Kathy Zahn- Member at Large, Arlene Monson- Member at Large. Blue Book Updates Travel reimbursement for Convention. was discussion held on reimbursement procedures at convention/conference, it will still continue and be tabled until our next meeting. NAPT goals for next year Diane discussed how the meetings will be with the upcoming year, and will ask every board member to bring 1 goal to each meeting.
Planning Applications / Decisions – April 2014 Part One: Applications List Proposed conservatory to rear of property. at 9 Kirklands Park Grove Kirkliston EH29 9EU 14/01550/FUL CR Smith Ltd. Fao Jack Peden KY12 0RN Mrs Williams., 9 Kirklands Park Grove Kirkliston EH29 9EU delegated decision Registered on: 23/04/2014 Comments Due by 16.05.2014 Allanson 0131 529 3946 Community Council: Kirkliston Householder Application for Approval of Matters specified in Conditions for residential development of 40 homes at Area A, Kirkliston. at Land Adjacent To Kirkliston 14/01280/AMC EMA Architecture + Design. FAO Kenneth Ross The Stables EH15 1NA Barratt East Scotland., House 3 Mid New Cultins EH11 4DH Lothian delegated decision Registered on: 22/04/2014 Comments Due by 14.05.2014 Colin Bryans 0131 529 4279 Community Council: Kirkliston AMSC's 2 months) Planning Application under Section 42 of the planning act seeks to increase total number of residential units from 680 to 720 at Land Adjacent to , Kirkliston (06/05149/OUT). at EMA Architecture + Design. Fao Kenneth Ross The Stables EH15 1NA Barratt East Scotland., House 3 Mid New Cultins EH11 4DH Lothian delegated decision Registered on: 22/04/2014 Comments Due by 13.05.2014 Colin Bryans 0131 529 4279 Community Council: Kirkliston
Land Adjacent To Kirkliston 14/01283/FUL Housing - Major Part Two: Decision List 14/00191/CLE (Certificate of Lawfulness (existing)) Construction of timber summer house within rear garden of property. at Kirkliston EH29 9AD Mr Darren McGill., Kirkliston EH29 9AD Delegated Decision GRANTED 24 2014 13/05312/FUL (Planning Permission) Erection of an extension to dwelling house. (as amended) at Kirkliston EH29 9AR Mr And Mrs M Forrest., Kirkliston EH29 9AR Local Delegated Decision GRANTED 3 April 2014 13/05216/FUL (Planning Permission) Change of use from office and physiotherapy surgery to childrens nursery. Erection of 2 high fence along north boundary. at 50B Kirkliston EH29 9AA Poznan Ltd., Murdoch Chambers (Ground South Quay ISLE OF MAN IM1 5AS Local Delegated Decision GRANTED 25 2014
release in March on manhole WE029, approximately 15,000 gallons were released. The MPCA is working on coding the permit into their database, they are currently experiencing difficulty merging the permit with their database. The new permit is very close to being issued. Legal Counsel – no report Executive Session – none The meeting adjourned at 5:37 p.m. Recording Secretary Board Chair Board Secretary
Routine maintenance protects your assets Volume 9, 4 – April 28, 2017 Highlights Devote time to review and update completed risk assessment projects Anticipate and plan for internal and external change to minimize agency risk Be aware of the common ongoing change indicators Use change indicators questionnaire to determine if changes affect risk assessment planning As warm weather nears and winter becomes a distant memory, spring cleaning is a priority for many. We wash windows, de-clutter closets, and scrub carpets clean from winter debris. These actions may seem like simple cleaning, but they help prevent future problems around your home. Spring is a great time to identify and prioritize home maintenance projects. You prepare a plan, gather your tools, and take action. And by being proactive, you’re likely to avoid issues like high repair costs or property damage. You can apply the same logic to mitigate risk when reviewing or updating internal controls in an agency. You identify processes key to the agency mission. You prepare a risk assessment plan to include those processes, gather your tools, and perform designated risk assessments. With key processes to support the agency mission identified and risk assessments complete, periodic updates keep internal control infrastructure functioning effectively. To update your risk assessment plan you will need to identify, analyze, and respond to ongoing internal and external change. Internal and external influences, such as management turnover or regulatory changes can unexpected internal control gaps. These changes can introduce new risks and make existing controls ineffective or obsolete. It is important to reassess completed risk assessments to help ensure documentation of risks and controls are up to date. When you complete you annual review and reassessment refer to the The procedure defines objectives, steps to take, and forms you can use to assist in your risk assessments projects. Suggested Action Steps: Annual internal control review and certification efforts are underway for executive branch agencies. Consider using the found on the Internal Controls and Accountability website as you review risk assessment plans for certification. Familiarize yourself with common changes that may require updates by using the questionnaire. Awareness of potential changes can prompt preventative actions and stronger plans to mitigate future risks. If you have questions, please contact Jake Rossow at 651-259-3828.
General Membership Meeting Radisson Hotel Bismarck, ND Saturday, April 30, 2016 Members present: Chairperson-Sharon Kupper, President-Donna Kisse, Vice President- Amanda Olauson, Treasurer-Kerri Ring, Members at large-Autumn Guilbert and Tracy Lindsey, Braaten, ND State Board of Pharmacy Liaison- Diane Halvorson Members absent- Secretary-Tamara Link, Mike Schwab –NDPhA Liaison, Barb Lacher -NDSCS Liaison General Membership members present Chairperson Sharon Kupper called the meeting to order Quorum was established to do business. Secretaries Report Minutes were reviewed for the General Membership Meeting from October 24, 2015 Tracy Lindsey made a motion to accept the minutes as printed, Kristina Larson seconds the motion, motion carried. Treasurer’s Report Ring reviewed the treasurer report with a closing balance of $10761.67. Bobbi Hauck made a motion to accept the report as written, Kristina Larson seconds the motion, motion carried. Installation of board members for the term 2016-2017. Parliamentarian, Danika installed the board members in their new positions for the upcoming term. Chairperson- Kisse President- Amanda Olauson Vice president- Lindsey Treasurer- Kerri Ring Secretary- Autumn Guilbert Members- at-Large- Arlene Monson Fall conference update: Amanda Olauson gave an update on the Fall Conference. It is tentatively scheduled for October 20th & 21st in Jamestown. The theme this year is “Pharmacy Technicians Advancing to the Next Level”.
funds for a website dedicated to island tourism. The CAO/Clerk requested an updated quote for the website. Councillor Malloch again asked for feedback about sign design and discussion ensued with Councillor Malloch stating that he would put some numbers together for the budget to ensure higher quality signs compared to the last Tourism Committee purchase. The Treasurer asked that she be provided that information prior to the April 23rd meeting. Councillor Wiper stated that due to family commitments she will not be able to attend the April 23rd meeting. Deputy Mayor DeLellis – Federal Property Maintenance Deputy Mayor DeLellis requested that gravel be laid by the Federal government’s property near the Co-op to prevent excessive puddles. He also requested that the area be mowed regardless of ownership. The CAO/Clerk stated that she would inform the appropriate staff of that direction from Council. 11.) In Camera Pending Sale or Disposition of Land [Sec. 239(c)] Personnel Matters about Identifiable Individuals [Sec. 239(b)] The following resolution was passed: Resolution 2018-052: Moved By: Dave DeLellis Seconded By: Darlene Wiper “Resolved that the Council of the Township of Pelee hereby resolves to move into a closed meeting session regarding the Pending Sale or Disposition of Land [Sec. 239(c)] and Personnel Matters about Identifiable Individuals [Sec. 239(b)] at 9:50 p.m.”. Carried. The following resolution was passed: Resolution 2018-053: Moved By: Dave DeLellis Seconded By: Aurella Moritz “Resolved that the Council of the Township of Pelee hereby resolves to move out of a closed meeting session regarding the Pending Sale or Disposition of Land [Sec. 239 (c)] and Personnel Matters about Identifiable Individuals [Sec. 239(b) at 11:27 p.m.”. Carried.
Priority 3: Collaborative Learning 2018 Priorities – to be reviewed Lived Experience Advisory Committee Membership List Provincial election priorities: All-Candidates meeting questions Standing Items City of London Updates Jan Richardson, Manager, Homeless Prevention Dave Purdy, Manager, Housing Services LHC Steering Committee Steering Committee Vacancy Indigenous Community Updates Business Announcements and time for next LHC General Meeting Monday, May 7, 2018 – 10:00 am-11:30 am London Homeless Coalition Steering Committee: Charlotte Dingwall, Abe Oudshoorn, Deb Peckham, Jaclyn Seeler, Jan Richardson, Martha Connoy, Mirella Bryant, Shelley Yeo, Andrea Jibb 2018 Meeting General Membership Steering Committee LHC General Meeting Location January 8 15 Central Public Library, Stevenson & Hunt Room - 251 Dundas Street February 5 26 March 5 19 April 9 16 May 7 28 June 4 18 July 9 16 August 6 – note this is Holiday 20 September 10 17 October 1 15 November 5 19 December 3 17 LHC – Working Together Respectfully
April 2016 – Building Permits Monthly Report APRIL 2016 2015 Class of Permit Permits Value Permits Value New Residential 67 $ 22,890,926 34 $ 5,200,948 New Residential (Year to Date) 100 $ 41,830,291 65 $ 12,363,770 New Non-Residential 1 $ 1,500,000 5 $ 2,423,000 New Non-Residential (Year to Date) 6 $ 3,262,151 8 $ 9,053,000 Other 81 $ 4,270,080 87 $ 7,376,114 Other (Year to Date) 239 $ 12,960,878 247 $ 18,260,118 Issued Total – Year to Date 345 $ 58,053,321 320 $ 39,676,888 Type 2016 2015 New Residential Permits Permits for April Units for April Total # of Units Year to Date Permits for April Units for April Total # of Units Year to Date Singles 66 66 98 9 9 28 Semis - - - - - 2 Apartments (Fdn. Only) 1 - 66 - - 1 Row Housing - - - 25 21 32 1 6 7 1 4 4 Total 67 66 171 35 34 67
Grade 7-9 1st Mieke Gorten from Stirling 2nd Place – Brayden Heath from Belleville 3rd Place – Meghan McNevin from Madoc Grade 10 – 12 1st Place – Chris Doyle from Belleville 2nd Place – Grace Lindsay from Tweed Congratulations to all the winners Kitchen Open Wednesday 12:45 till 2 Friday – 4-6 Fridays every other week is fish and chips. Honors and Awards Robert Kooman Legion Week starts September 16 and Honors and Awards will be on the Sunday more information to follow. Ways and Means Pat Boulter Cowboy’s Don’t Cry had a good turnout. Looking forward to April 29th for the Reason’s Facts about Easter Submitted by Doris Fraiser Easter always is the 1st Sunday after the first full moon. After the spring equinox (which is March 20th). This dating of Easter is based on the lunisolar calendar that Hebrew people use to identify the Passover. And only the most elderly of our population would have seen this early (95 years or above).
Board of Trustees Meeting William Allen Giovanna Delucchi Linda Aristondo Sara Bloom Dan Cohen Tarry-Chard Michael Walrond April 11, 2018 6:30 PM 147 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York, NY 10026 Minutes Trustees Present Trustees Not Present Also Present: Mark Fink, Hebrew Public Tiffany Goldberg, Co-Chair, PTO Vanessa Goldberg-Drossman, Prospective Parent/Guardian Board Member, Ex-Officio Shane Goldstein-Smith, Hebrew Public Katz, Hebrew Public Lindsay Malanga, Head of School
Office of the Secretary 89. Popular Title: Administrative Requirements for Federal Awards RIN 2105-AE33 Interim Final Rule Previous None. Abstract: DOT will adopt OMB´s revised government-wide Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal awards to non-Federal entities. These revisions are a key component of a larger Federal effort to more effectively focus Federal resources on improving performance and outcomes, while ensuring the financial integrity of taxpayer dollars in partnership with non-Federal stakeholders. Effects: Prompting action: None Rulemaking Project Initiated: 03/20/2014 Docket Number: Dates for Interim Final Rule: Federal Register Citation for Interim Final Rule: None
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