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Non-Merit - Misc Parks and Rec
Fairfax County Government prohibits discrimination on the basis ... Ability to communicate effectively, orally and in writing with all levels of management, vendors, and customers. Special ...
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This Australian has spent seven years in a foreign jail without trial. Why?
Corby’s case was subject to constant review, diplomatic talks and media debate ... Let us know your thoughts by writing to [email protected]. Please include your full name to be considered ...
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Journalism history from the year you were born
Radio picked up some of the slack between print editions ... like the Columbia Journalism Review. And of course, it also looked at archival articles from major media, like The New York Times ...
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Non-Merit - Health Care
The following non-merit substitute and relief counselor job opportunities are now available. Please note that these positions generally do not have fringe benefits such as leave, health insurance or ...
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Another dip into new book The Streets of York: Four Centuries of Change
Turning to face the other way down College Street ... will be every weekday afternoon from 2.30pm to 4.30pm, entry £12 on the door. The book is available from Fairfax House, the Minster bookshop ...
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Great views of St Sampson's Square and St Helen's Square from book and exhibition The Streets of York
The jumble of low buildings which once stretched down the western side of Davygate ... Public admission is every weekday afternoon from 2.30pm to 4.30pm, entry £12 on the door.
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