In a Thursday article on the state Comptroller’s Office audit, it was reported that “three elected officials, the county executive, county clerk and county sheriff, weren’t supposed to receive pay for unused vacation time, which totaled $14,875.” Correctly, three elected officials, a previous county executive, a previous county clerk and county sheriff, weren’t supposed to receive pay for unused vacation time, which totaled $14,875.
In a Dec. 7 article, it was reported that Reed’s endowment proposal would ensure endowment funds, which are tax-free dollars, go to reduce a student’s tuition by 25 percent. Correctly, Reed’s proposal would ensure approximately 25 percent of an endowment’s annual investment returns, which are not taxed, go to direct tuition relief for working and middle income families.
In a Dec. 7 article, it was reported that Reed’s endowment proposal would ensure endowment funds, which are tax-free dollars, go to reduce a student’s tuition by 25 percent. Correctly, Reed’s proposal would ensure approximately 25 percent of an endowment’s annual investment returns, which are not taxed, go to direct tuition relief for working and middle income families.
Christmas Day music submissions for publication in The Post-Journal are due Monday. Submissions can be emailed to cmurphy@post-journal.com.
Awareness Theatre began in 1985 in the North County with Robin Wilson being the first and founding Director of Awareness Theatre through a grant from a local church. Robin was followed by Peter Klemens and in 1988, John Blackman became the Assistant Director. John took over as the Awareness Theatre Director in 1992.
Awareness Theatre began in 1985 in the North County with Robin Wilson being the first and founding Director of Awareness Theatre through a grant from a local church. Robin was followed by Peter Klemens and in 1988, John Blackman became the Assistant Director. John took over as the Awareness Theatre Director in 1992.