DC museum to hold discussion on 9/11 memorials
Newsday (subscription)
Click here DC museum to hold discussion on 9/11 memorials Published: July 26, 2011 3:52 AM By The Associated Press (AP) -- Washington's National Building Museum is hosting a discussion on 9/11 memorials in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. ...
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As Partisan Debt-Ceiling Disputes Continue, Entitlement Reform Haunts Discussion
Kaiser Health News
President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner each delivered prime time addresses Monday night, capping an extraordinary day of partisan debt-ceiling dueling. As the clock continues to tick toward the Aug. 2 deadline, specifics from the two ...
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An educational discussion
Spencer Daily Reporter
She said she would bring it up during a panel discussion of digital media. The final comment of the day promoted multi-age classrooms, which used to be utilized in country schools. Fandel noted that Corning is experimenting with such classrooms and ...
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Discussion Tonight Aimed At Saving Ferry
Hartford Courant
GLASTONBURY — Residents in Glastonbury and Rocky Hill are holding a roundtable strategy session tonight on ways to save the town's historic ferry from becoming a casualty of budget cuts, hosted by state Rep. Prasad Srinivasan. ...
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Building a Discussion
Inside Higher Ed
Monday's discussion focused on the parameters of the systemwide process and how one campus, SUNY's campus at Binghamton, developed its master plan. The problems that Binghamton is dealing with are similar to those at a lot of SUNY campuses. ...
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Discussion Continues Over Cleaning Up White Farm
Hartford Courant
— Monday's board of selectmen meeting highlighted the controversial issue of what to do with the rundown White Farm open space property. The White family is asking for their former land to be returned to them, stating that the town's lack of ...
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Westminster council ends discussion on possibly removing downtown meters
Carroll County Times
Councilmen Paul Whitson and Frazier voted to continue the discussion of replacing the current parking system. Halstad said it would be best to leave the parking meters along Main Street because one-hour parking may do more harm than good. ...
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