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Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett has announced a massive amount of funding for the V.I. Department of Education, monies Ms. Plaskett says her office lobbied tirelessly for.
According to the congresswoman, the funds are being provided as part of the recent coronavirus relief package passed by Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump.
Here's Ms. Plaskett's full statement on the funding:
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“This $69.7 million in coronavirus relief funding will support efforts to protect the lives and livelihoods of Virgin Islanders. Since the beginning of this pandemic, parents have been counting on federal assistance to help our children and students continue to learn. Our office was hard at work to ensure that the Virgin Islands would receive sufficient funding for those purposes. This funding will be distributed to the Virgin Islands Department of Education and the Governor of the Virgin Islands.
“These funds may be used to help K-12 schools in the Virgin Islands with facility repairs and improvements — including heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems projects to improve indoor air quality in school facilities as well as to facilitate in-school attendance by students. The aid could also be used to address distance education needs and learning loss among students — including among low-income students, children with disabilities, ESL (English as a Second Language) learners, students experiencing homelessness, and children and youth in foster care.
“This emergency relief amounts to important progress, which must be built on under the Biden-Harris Administration. Next week, Joe Biden enters the White House. It’s my understanding that within the first 100 days additional relief will be a priority and we will make sure the Virgin Islands continues to be included in any package.”
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Carson City Public Works does water fire flow testing Wednesday, discolored water reported
Carson City Public Works was scheduled to do water fire flow testing on Wednesday, March 10. Public Works advises to expect temporary periods of discolored water in the areas surrounding the intersections of Ormsby Boulevard and West Washington Street; West Long Street and Andorra Drive; and West Sunset Way and West Washington Street.
Carson City, Quad County COVID-19 Wednesday briefing: 20 new cases, 61 recoveries
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Also noteworthy, 32,147 Quad County residents have begun the process of receiving their first dose, which is 19.06 percent of the overall population. This surpasses the statewide averages of 8.96 percent having completed the vaccination process.
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Carson City spring open burning with permit begins Saturday
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Supervisors seek to fill Carson City open space advisory, transportation commission seats
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Statewide survey shows 73 percent of Nevadans likely to get COVID-19 vaccine when available
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Quad County, Carson City COVID-19 Tuesday report: 11 new cases and 48 recoveries
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NHP releases body camera footage of intense moments leading to pileup north of Reno
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Watershed Wednesdays Forum update: March 10 discussion focuses on recreation
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CARSON CITY — The Carson River Coalition’s virtual Watershed Wednesdays Forum, continues this week on March 10 with a session highlighting recreation in our region. Participants will find 2-1/2 hours of dynamic presentations from 8 speakers championing recreation in the Carson River Watershed.
Nevadans give feedback on youth education delivery during pandemic
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Nevada awarded grant to speed up COVID-19 workforce recovery efforts
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Carson City-based English Language Learners founder recognized by Microsoft for International Women's Day
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UNR plans and prepares for in-person instruction and services for Fall 2021
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Carson City, Quad-County COVID-19 weekend and Monday briefing
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Lake Tahoe prescribed fire operations to continue, weather conditions permitting
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Conditions and weather permitting, the Tahoe Fire and Fuels Team will continue prescribed fire operations this week in the Lake Tahoe Basin. Smoke may be visible.
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Carson City sheriff's deputies make felony, misdemeanor warrant arrests
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NHP: Fatal crash near Glenbrook closes Highway 50 at Tahoe
UPDATE: All travel lanes were reopened. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Highway 50 at Lake Tahoe near Glenbrook in Douglas County was closed Sunday night due to a 3-vehicle crash in which one fatality was reported, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.
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Mayor Lori Bagwell is scheduled to speak to the Carson City Host Lions Club on Tuesday, March 9 at noon at Tito’s Mexican Restaurant, 444 E William St. Mayor Bagwell will discuss the city’s accomplishments over the past year as well as talk about where the city is going over the 2021-22 fiscal year.
Carson City Photo Club announces February photo contest winners
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Carson City Fire Department, Care Flight responds to injured ATV rider in Brunswick Canyon
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Carson City author Benjamin Miller releases newest novel
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