This position will be permanent part time working split shifts from 7am – 9am in the before school care program, and 2pm – 6pm in the after school care program…From C&K – Fri, 02 Dec 2016 06:05:25 GMT – View all Calamvale jobs
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Senior Administration Officer – Sealy of Australia – Wacol QLD
Excellent organisation and time management skills. A strong work ethic and flexibility in start and finish times is essential….From Indeed – Thu, 01 Dec 2016 23:44:13 GMT – View all Wacol jobs
Project Supervisor – T & T Corporation Pty Ltd – Sumner QLD
Applicants would most likely be a builder or carpenter with a strong customer service focus and a high level of organisational skills, however other applicants…From T & T Corporation Pty Ltd – Thu, 01 Dec 2016 06:25:27 GMT – View all Sumner jobs
North Lakes boys look forward to new conference competition
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The Husky boys basketball team has a lot to look forward to this year. With a move to the new Twin Cities Athletic Conference bringing more balanced competition to the schedule, second-year head coach Mark Kosloski expects to see his team improve from its 4-22 finish last season.
“I think we’ve got returning players who played in my system last year, and kids who have put in a lot of time over the summer,” Kosloski said.
The TCAC is the largest conference in the state, with 22 members, mostly pulled from charter schools and academies. Boys basketball is the one sport in which all 22 members field a team. In the Huskies’ division, teams like AFSA and Liberty look to be good matchups.
The AFSA game will be played in the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis, the home of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx.
“We’re really excited about
Production Operator – Alphapharm – Carole Park QLD
Permanent Full Time. Position Production Operator (full time, weekly rotating shift). Part of our recruitment process includes completing a police clearance and…From Alphapharm – Fri, 02 Dec 2016 11:40:16 GMT – View all Carole Park jobs
Kitchenhand – Sumner QLD
START TIME – 1.00am. Able to work as part of a team. Role will begin as part-time but will lead up to full time employment….From Australian JobSearch – Fri, 02 Dec 2016 08:20:23 GMT – View all Sumner jobs
Clerical Assistant – C&K – Acacia Ridge QLD
This position is permanent part time working 2 hours per week on either a Monday or Tuesday. An ability to manage the office environment and maintain…From C&K – Fri, 02 Dec 2016 06:05:31 GMT – View all Acacia Ridge jobs
Lake Area Bank to collect winter-wear
Lake Area Bank is holding a mitten drive to collect winter-wear items for local children and young adults in need this winter. Through Dec. 23, each bank location will collect donations to be distributed to children and young adults via the Hats and Mittens organization. Suggested items include mittens, hats, and scarves. This community service supports Lake Area Bank’s passion of making a difference. Donated items can be dropped off at any Lake Area Bank location including White Bear Lake, Stillwater, Hugo, Forest Lake and Lindstrom – and at Lake Area Mortgage in Shoreview. For details of the campaign, visit www.lakeareabank.com.
Father/daughter vet connection provides for Lino Lakes learning
On Nov. 11, fifth grade teacher Amy Greenfield invited a special veteran to speak to her class at Lino Lakes Elementary STEM School. This special veteran was Amy’s dad, retired Air Force Police Officer Bob Rieckenberg. Rieckenberg was a member of the Air Force for four years including service during the Vietnam War.
For more than 10 years of the 18 that Mrs. Greenfield has been a teacher, her dad has spoken to her students. He teaches the kids why it is important to stand for the flag, how to properly salute the flag, and what people currently do to acknowledge the flag. He has brought his medals in, as well as different pieces of his military gear (gas masks, helmets, etc.) An important lesson Airman First Class Officer Rieckenberg teaches the students is how to greet soldiers and vets (you shake their hand, look them in the eye, and say
Madsen to cap 36-year career with 2017 retirement
In a letter addressed to school board members and read aloud at the Dec. 1 Forest Lake Area School Board meeting, District Superintendent Linda Madsen announced her retirement effective June 30, 2017.
Madsen began in Forest Lake as a student in 1965 and began a teaching career in the district in 1981, Her retirement will put a cap on a 36-year career with the Forest Lake Area School District.
“Having been a part of an institution for so long can make it difficult to know when to move on and let others lead the way,” Madsen said as she read from her prepared letter. “It is a delicate balance of what is best for the organization and what is best personally. I have always known I wanted to conclude my career in Forest Lake with enthusiasm, optimism, and energy.”
Madsen said that she is enthusiastic about what is happening in the district and