Holcomb school stuck on principal contract and tape protest
PTO president Michelle Roth described a fundraiser where donors gave 50 cents per foot of tape used to show support for Holcomb High School Principal Keidel. Parents rallied after the USD 363 Board renewed contracts for Holcomb High principal Jarrod Stoppel and AD Chad Krug, but left Keidel and Holcomb Middle Principal Kristy Ellis’ terms intact for now.
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Holcomb High School
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Chad Krug
Holcomb
Kristy Ellis
County mulls wind farm area expansion and development plan
Hamilton notes the county fields three to four inquiries yearly from developers and researchers about wind farms. Though no projects are proposed, previous discussions centered on Sunflower Electric Power Corp. and conditional uses in industrial zones. A development agreement and stamped site plan would define responsibilities and ensure road infrastructure impacts are managed.
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Pete Olson
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Freshmen look ahead as Holcomb students finish year
Summer break brings plans to Holcomb High School freshmen including Johna McClelland who will join Longhorn sports like volleyball basketball and track. Fellow incoming freshmen Jackson Turner and Bethany Pauley feel both nervous and excited about high school while Turner tours Florida with Gerry Hamilton's science class for snorkeling squid dissections and manatee swims. Hamilton ties the Tampa trip to biology lessons on habitats water quality anatomy and more. The group departs Tuesday as students on the middle school grounds celebrate the end of the year with a hopeful shout of School's out.
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Holcomb High School
Jackson Turner
Bethany Pauley
Turner
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Pauley
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Obama to Approve Consumer Credit Card Rules
The White House announced that Obama plans to sign new credit card rules within nine months. The rules would curb college-age card access without co-signers, delay rate hikes until 60 days of delinquency, and require a six month on-time minimum payment to restore rates. They also mandate 45 days notice before rate increases. US card counts exceed 700 million with $2.5 trillion in non-mortgage debt.
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Robert Gibbs
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Cigarette Makers Lose Appeal in Landmark RICO Case
A federal appeals court in Washington largely upheld key parts of the 2006 ruling finding major tobacco companies guilty of fraud and racketeering. It mandates removal of misleading labels like low tar and requires corrective statements about health risks and addiction, though changes have not yet taken effect.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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