Friday, August 05, 2005
Building Insurance - News: 05 August 2005
Walkabout compadres - Workplace wellness programs boost health, morale
Their boots were made for walking - well, they don't wear boots, they wear sneakers, but these women walk, and they walk hard.
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Stimson workers in shock - Laid-off employees fear looming bills, hope for rehires, retraining
BONNER - Under a blue sky Wednesday, the sweet smell of fresh wood hung on the wind at the Stimson Lumber Co. John Skelton, an eight-year employee at Stimson, paused before heading down a flight of stairs from the parking lot to the plywood plant.
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MCPS trustees close in on budget
With a tentative teachers union contract in one hand and a new rule allowing budget transfers in the other, Missoula County Public Schools trustees look close to settling their 2005-06 budget.
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Franklin hosts third annual Harvest Festival
F RANKLIN -- Franklin residents are invited to celebrate the Harvest Season at the Franklin Downtown Partnership's third annual Harvest Festival on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 1 to 5 p.m. The festival will feature 80 vendors and farmers, train rides, music, a jumaparoo, games and a sidewalk sale.
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Their boots were made for walking - well, they don't wear boots, they wear sneakers, but these women walk, and they walk hard.
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Stimson workers in shock - Laid-off employees fear looming bills, hope for rehires, retraining
BONNER - Under a blue sky Wednesday, the sweet smell of fresh wood hung on the wind at the Stimson Lumber Co. John Skelton, an eight-year employee at Stimson, paused before heading down a flight of stairs from the parking lot to the plywood plant.
Read More...
MCPS trustees close in on budget
With a tentative teachers union contract in one hand and a new rule allowing budget transfers in the other, Missoula County Public Schools trustees look close to settling their 2005-06 budget.
Read More...
Franklin hosts third annual Harvest Festival
F RANKLIN -- Franklin residents are invited to celebrate the Harvest Season at the Franklin Downtown Partnership's third annual Harvest Festival on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 1 to 5 p.m. The festival will feature 80 vendors and farmers, train rides, music, a jumaparoo, games and a sidewalk sale.
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