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US Attorney General Defends Immigration Policies In Fort Wayne Speech
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Ridenour has already hired his Human Resources Director and his transitions team leader, who will also have a future role in the administration come January. He's now looking to fill 11 full-time positions and several unpaid board appointments.
Muncie Mayor-Elect Begins Hiring For New Administration
Muncie mayor-elect Dan Ridenour has opened up the application process for new city department heads and board appointments come January. As IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, he’s also introducing his transition team. Before he takes office in January, Dan Ridenour will need to fill 11 cityThis week we pause to look back at the illustrious broadcast career of our own Stan Sollars, who is celebrating his 50th year on the air! Here we see young Stan where it all started, back at Wes-Del Jr. Sr. High School in 1969. Make a gift in honor of Stan's anniversary at indianapublicradio.org.
The company based the rankings on each city’s veteran unemployment rates, economy, quality of life issues and the ease of access to VA health facilities.
Indianapolis Ranks Low On Best Places For Veterans List
A recent ranking compared the 100 largest cities in America to determine the best and worst places for veterans to live after leaving the armed forces. The financial advising website WalletHub ranked Indianapolis near the bottom at number 96. The company based the rankings on each city’s vete