Administrator questions pared down
ESCANABA — The questions to be used in search of a new county administrator were pared down following a meeting of the Delta County Board’s Personnel Committee Thursday. Committee members Chairman Darrel Bengry and Commissioner Les Ruohomaki met with Delta County Clerk Nancy Kolich and Susanne DuBord to review a list of potential candidate questions which will be presented to the full county board for approval on Dec. 1. The questions covered areas ranging from accounting and finance to communications. Questions also will cover administration, economic development, human resources and labor. The questions were prepared by K.R. Consultants based out of Traverse City. One commissioner also presented several questions to consider for the interview process. During the review process, 56 potential questions were approved, with the number pared down to 35 so the interview process does not last more than one hour per candidat.
» Full StoryWhich barn will win?
BARK RIVER — The Fudala family wonders who will save the soul of their near-century-old barn in Bark River. The ‘Augie Fudala Farm’ barn is currently tied for fifth place in the Campbell’s Soup “Help Grow Your Soup” contest.
» Full StoryApplicants for administrator listed
ESCANABA — As the search for a new county administrator moves forward, nine applications were initially received by the county seeking the position.
» Full StorySchool put in lockdown twice
ESCANABA — Classes continued throughout much of the day Thursday at the Escanaba Middle School, even as school officials instituted two separate lock-downs of the facility.
The first occurred at approximately 7:55 a..
Esky road project advances
ESCANABA — Improvements on Stephenson Avenue are moving forward along the paperwork trail of financial applications, state transportation forms, and environmental assessments being prepared for next year’s construction.
» Full StoryGladstone ‘goes green’
GLADSTONE — Gladstone High School students are truly doing their part for the environment and humanity by participating in various projects like Cell Phones for Soldiers, the Denim Drive, and making the school a greener place.
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