Mount Vernon considers PERL levy to fund playgrounds
Mount Vernon school leaders discuss using PERL funds to cover playgrounds and outdoor area costs, noting annual funding gaps. If approved by voters, PERL would add about $34,000 yearly for district recreation, with homeowners paying roughly $10.70 more per year on a $150,000 home.
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Camp Lab opens for all students at ICATER in 2013
Roosevelt Principal Autumn Pine describes Stachowiak Iowa Center for Assistive Technology as a launchpad for the 2013 14 school year. At an April education conference ICATER associate director Jim Stachowiak aided a nine student invitation to a three day free camp focusing on reading writing tools including Ginger Snap Read WordQ and Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
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Jonny Reinert
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Jason Jaeger
Olivia Prochnow
Roosevelt Middle School
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Egypt reels as ElBaradei resigns amid Gaza crackdown
In Rabaa al Adawiya a makeshift hospital staff wore gas masks as bloodstained floors challenged medics. Amid police efforts to restore order cracks widened in the government, and Vice President Mohamed ElBaradei resigned in protest signaling hard line reemergence tied to Mubarak era. The Brotherhood faltered while violence spread across cities and churches faced attacks. White House urged restraint but signaled no policy shift. The interim premier blamed the Brotherhood for anarchy and attacks on hospitals.
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Health care tax credits tied to income under ACA explainers
The Affordable Care Act creates health care credits for individuals earning 100 to 400 percent of the federal poverty level, with an average credit about 5548 dollars. Marketplace plans are Bronze to Platinum by coverage, using the second lowest silver plan as the bench mark for credits and premiums.
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