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Ballot set for revote on spending in Barre
BARRE City councilors have taken care of the last bit of business needed to pave the way for a high-stakes special election next month.
Based on the councils action Tuesday night there will be three questions on the ballot May 14. Voters will be asked to approve revised budgets for the city and its central elementary school, as well as funding for a school-based police officer. The combined requests total more than $23 million and would collectively add just over 6 cents to the local tax rate.
Voters were facing a 13-cent rate hike on Town Meeting Day when they rejected every major budget proposal on the ballot, as well as funding for the school resource officer and a number of other smaller requests.
Though the $12.3 million budget for Spaulding High School was defeated decisively in Barre, it passed by a slightly wider margin in Barre Town, and it wont need to be revoted next month.
The budgets for the city and its elementary school both will.
Barely 24 hours after the Barre City School Board finalized its revised budget request a $12.88 million spending plan that includes $725,000 in grant money that wont affect the local tax rate the council followed suit, formalizing its earlier decision to lop $183,000 from the budget that voters resoundingly rejected, 752-386, last month.
Councilors have treated that vote as a referendum on their split decision to include funding for two new police officers in the budget presented on Town Meeting Day.
The $10.3 million proposal that the council formally adopted Tuesday night deletes funding for those two new positions. If approved next month it is expected to add about 4.7 cents to the tax rate, or $94 to the tax bill on a home valued at $200,000.
The revised budget is identical to the one recommended by a citizens committee that reviewed this years spending request during several meetings with City Manager Steve Mackenzie.
Mayor Thomas Lauzon said Tuesday he would like the committee to play a lead role explaining the budget. That, he said, includes making the presentation at a joint forum planned for 6:30 p.m. May 1 at the Barre Opera House to answer questions about both the municipal and school budgets.
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Helena Morrissey: it's no surprise that so few women plan to go to Davos
So it's that time of year again – when the attendee list for Davos is scrutinised and criticised for a stark lack of female representation. Just one in seven delegates this year are women. Shock! Horror!
But I'm convinced this tells us more about Davos and traditional hierarchical selection than it does about today's pace of change in smart businesses – where there's a growing realisation that having diversity of perspective (beyond just gender) is valuable.
The agenda for Davos looks exciting – as it did last year. Very much focused on the issues of the day and tomorrow – and yet the selection of participants appears based on the criteria of the past.
Selection based on seniority in big hierarchical companies is inevitably skewed towards white males of a similar age – they just dominate the numbers. If, however, selection was based on having something interesting to contribute, many women and other currently under-represented groups would surely qualify.
There has, I believe, been an epiphany here in the UK over the past few years. The paucity of women at the top is now seen by many as a business issue, not a special-interest issue. The financial crisis was one catalyst for change – the zeitgeist now is firmly in favour of more diversity, and less homogeneity, in the boardroom and beyond.
But while there's been a remarkable shift in attitudes, particularly right at the top of British business, there's still a long way to go to make better gender balance at all levels a reality.
I chair Opportunity Now, Business in the Community's gender equality campaign, and we recently conducted a survey, Project 28-40 (focused on that age cohort as that's the danger zone for women's careers). Almost 25,000 people (23,000 women and 2,000 men) took part, to tell us their first-hand experiences of workplace culture and to describe their own ambitions.
The initial findings are fascinating. Women say they are ambitious, confident and feel supported by their partners in their career aspirations. They feel much less encouraged by their employers, however, both in respect of career development and the workplace culture, where bullying and harassment are still prevalent. There's also a big discrepancy between men's view of the equality of opportunity (perceived as good) and women's (not so good!).
This apparent, lingering gap, between the inclusive and fair cultures most companies are aiming for and the reality, is disappointing but gives plenty to act upon. We're exploring these issues in depth, ahead of making recommendations for addressing the remaining challenges in a report that will be published in early April.
So back to Davos. It's not a surprise that there are so few women attending. That's the reality of the world we live in. It's a symbolic reminder of the progress we still need to make, but I'm not so sure it matters in terms of the impact on our actual lives (what has ever come out of Davos?).
I have to confess, I've never been to Davos myself – to be honest, I'd rather be running Newton, working on real actions to improve gender balance in the workplace and spending the weekend at home with my family. And perhaps that's really why so few women are there...
-- Helena Morrissey CBE is chief executive of Newton Investment Management and founder of the 30% Club
This article was first published in the print edition of Financial News dated January 20, 2014


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My daughter is 7 weeks old. She has reflux and nurses only about 15 mins total
some times more sometimes a little less. She also has gas. Occassionally she does have greenish stools but they appear green in the diaper not when I wipe her. She has at least 7-8 wet diapers a day and > 4 soiled diapers. She eats about every 2 hours sometimes less often sometimes more. Is her shorter nursing times ok??


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Naperville resident and Director of Athletics Jim Miller was named the 19th recipient of the Harold and Eva White First Citizen of the College Award during North Central College's Commencement exercises on June 12.
The First Citizen of the College Award recognizes a student, faculty or staff member who exemplifies the best of North Central College and honors a "unique spirit and legacy," that of Harold and Eva White, longtime editors and publishers of The Naperville Sun and alumni of the College.
The criterion for this award is very simple: to be the best. The person must witness for the highest ethical standards; set a standard of performance, hard work, involvement and results; be highly respected by his or her peers; and have something extra-empathy, compassion, courage, generosity of spirit-that exemplifies North Central College at its best.
In presenting the award to Miller, President Harold R. Wilde said, "Jim has helped shape this institution in many important ways. He has taken on the roles of student-athlete, admission counselor, coach, teacher and administrator. His energy and passion for North Central have helped inspire our recent successes in football, baseball and wrestling and our national championships in cross country and track and field. He's a true enthusiast for his alma mater, for the 80-plus coaches who report to him and for every one of our 600 student-athletes."
Miller graduated from North Central College in 1986 and went on to receive a master's degree in education from Northern Illinois University. He joined North Central College in 1987 working in the admission office and athletic recruiting, then as assistant football coach, head wrestling coach, associate professor and chair of health and physical education and associate athletic director. In 2005 after a nationwide search, Miller was named athletic director.
Founded in 1861, North Central College is an independent, comprehensive college of the liberal arts and sciences that offers more than 55 undergraduate majors and graduate programming in six areas. Located in Naperville, Ill., North Central is recognized as one of "America's Best Colleges" by U.S. News & World Report, which cites it as one of the top six schools in the Midwest for "Strong Commitment to Undergraduate Teaching"; as "a college for high-achieving students" by Peterson's Competitive Colleges; and as one of "America's Best Colleges" by Forbes.


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My daughter is 7 months and only nursing 4 times a day for about 5-10 minutes total. She eats about 3 tbsp of cereal in the am after nursing and a stage 2 dinner in the evening. Is this about right or should she be nursing more often?
My daughter is 7 months and only nursing 4 times a day for about 5-10 minutes total. She eats about 3 tbsp of cereal in the am after nursing and a stage 2 dinner in the evening. Is this about right or should she be nursing more often?
Does she seem like she's happy? Does she have plenty of wet diapers? My 7 1/2 month old eats about 5 times during the day and 2 times during the night. She doesn't eat much while I'm working so I suppose that's why she eats during the night. Since I pump at work, I know she eats between 6-10 oz while I'm gone and I could only guestimate how much she eats while I'm home. She eats one breast at 4:30 (probably 3-4oz) and then eats at bedtime 7:30 but much less. We haven't "replaced" any meals with solids yet but she does try them. I suppose as long as she has plenty of wet diapers, is happy and gaining weight she must be eating enough You're doing great!
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I don't know if it's enough, but our babies are the same age, so I'll just share our situation.
My 7 month old currently nurses or has a bottle 6 times a day (7 if she wakes to eat overnight). However, 2 of those are in the evening and are small cluster-feeds, so I think they're significantly less actual milk than the others. Probably gets an equivalent of 5-6 good sessions, usually. She eats ~2 tbs cereal and ~2oz fruit or veg in the am and sometimes has solids in the evening as well.
I have no idea if that's what she should be having, but it's working for us!
Thanks!!! for the replies. She is a very happy baby but has always been that way. I just get nervous that she may not be getting enough when I hear how often other babies are eating. The not knowing how many oz at each feeding is also troublesome. I have no way of knowing how much in a 24 hour period she is getting. I bf when she first gets up then again around 12:30/1, again 5/5:30 and I wake her up before I go to bed to bf. Then she sleeps til the am.
My son is just shy of 8 months. He nurses or takes a 5 oz bottle of EBM 6-7 times/24 hrs (two of these times at night). He also has 2 tbsp cereal and 2 oz fruit at lunch and 3 oz vegetable at supper. Seems to be doing just fine with this.


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It is the time of year when the music from ice cream trucks lures kids into the streets for tasty treats. This year, create your own ice cream truck!
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Speaker Victoria Cook will discuss the three critical phases of marketing at the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce & Industry's All Member Meeting next month.
Cook, an author and the director of The Center for Guilt-Free Success, will speak at 5 p.m., Nov. 14 at Harris Bank, 225 Jackson St., Woodstock. Her presentation is titled "How to Attract More Clients (and more business) with Three Silver Bullets of Marketing."
Admission is free for chamber members and $10 for the general public.
Attendees must RSVP by Friday, Nov. 9, and can do so by calling 815-338-2436 or emailing email@example.com.
Visit www.woodstockilchamber.com for more information about the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce & Industry.
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This foreign born A list mostly movie actor had to not only pay for a $5K designer dress but also the damage done to some furniture in a dressing room after he had sex with his girlfriend in the dressing room while she was wearing the dress.
Ooh, good guess!ReplyCancel
Gerard ButlerReplyCancel
Tom HardyReplyCancel
Sounds hot!ReplyCancel
Yours too, sugarbread! Good morning!ReplyCancel
Morning ttm.ReplyCancel
If it was Tom Hardy, Hammer Girl and I are cashing in some RRSPs and heading to London, baby!ReplyCancel
5k. For Naomi seems low rent.ReplyCancel
But remember, Naomi Campbell is a "B list celebrity", according to today's ratings.ReplyCancel
I need for this to be Jason Statham. For science.ReplyCancel
But it would have been boyfriend and that would have been awkward if he was wearing a 5k dressReplyCancel
Adrien BrodyReplyCancel
Sex in the dressing room. That narrows it down to absolutely anybody.ReplyCancel
Damn skippy! Tom Hardy and Benedict Cumberbatch?!
I hope that designer is insured. The building might not be standing when we get done with them.
Hey, the damage was paid for, I say good for everybody.
I don't really know what makes this different from Jonah Hill trashing Brad Pitt's house, but something does.ReplyCancel
If Fassbender is only B+ list,i don't see why Cucumber( and his RP) and Hardy could be A listReplyCancel
Correct, IJU. Heck, it could've been me. It wasn't, but theoretically…ReplyCancel
Hardy said in a documentary he was a cardigan and slippers kind of guy. Hmmm.ReplyCancel
And Renner said he's a slippers collector. Oh pls they're all full of it! BDSM fetishers more like it – that's what they "collect".ReplyCancel
No guesses here, only showing up to say this sounds like my kinda guy!ReplyCancel
I think this sounds hot! Good for themReplyCancel


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