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5 Top Performing Cryptos In December 2024 You’ll Regret Ignoring – Watch Before the Next BreakoutSome 20 contracts worth a total of $70 million were recently approved for the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office to provide law enforcement and dispatch services and school resource officers for several communities and schools. The deals, finalized late last month by the county Board of Commissioners, include the addition of five addition officer positions and two vehicles in all – led by three deputy posts and one vehicle in Lenox Township, a sergeant and vehicle in Harrison Township and a sergeant in Macomb Township. A sergeant in Washington Township is expected to be added, too. The addition of sergeants on Harrison and Washington give those communities a single leader of the local police force for the first time. The three-year deals cover 2025-27 and have already been approved by the municipalities and school districts. Sheriff’s Cmdr. Jason Abro told the board at a committee meeting in the county Administration Building in Mount Clemens last month that his office and the communities are working well together. “We’re pretty pleased with all of the communities,” Abro said. “We are on the right track.” The contracts are renewals, albeit at higher costs, of existing deals with eight communities for law enforcement, some of which also include dispatching and one or two resource officers. Two deals with Sterling Heights and Clinton Township are for dispatching, which takes place at the county Communications and Technology Center in Mount Clemens. School-resource deputies are trained by the sheriff’s office for use by the schools. The increased presence of sheriff’s officers in the communities indicates the ongoing growth of the county, particularly in the north end. /*! This file is auto-generated */!function(d,l){"use strict";l.querySelector&&d.addEventListener&&"undefined"!=typeof URL&&(d.wp=d.wp||{},d.wp.receiveEmbedMessage||(d.wp.receiveEmbedMessage=function(e){var t=e.data;if((t||t.secret||t.message||t.value)&&!/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/.test(t.secret)){for(var s,r,n,a=l.querySelectorAll('iframe[data-secret="'+t.secret+'"]'),o=l.querySelectorAll('blockquote[data-secret="'+t.secret+'"]'),c=new RegExp("^https?:$","i"),i=0;i
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$70 million in deals for sheriff’s services reached between Macomb County and communitiesDonald Trump has urged Vladimir Putin to reach an immediate settlement to end the war in Ukraine, saying it was the Russian president's "time to act". The US president-elect wrote on social media on Sunday that [Volodymyr] "Zelenskyy and Ukraine would like to make a deal and stop the madness". He called for "an immediate ceasefire" and said, "negotiations should begin". Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Referring to his closeness to Mr Putin , he added: "I know Vladimir well. This is his time to act. China can help. The world is waiting!" Appearing on Meet The Press, on NBC News, Sky News' US partner, he was asked if he was actively working to end the near three-year-old conflict, and replied, "I am." Mr Trump restated that he was open to reducing US military aid to Ukraine . Asked if the country should prepare for possible cuts in US aid, he said: "Possibly." Similarly, he again warned the US could quit NATO if other member states failed to increase their contributions but said: "If they're paying their bills, and if I think they're treating us fairly, the answer is absolutely I'd stay with NATO." More on Donald Trump How the meeting between the prince and the president-elect would have been arranged With America's presidential transition, Syria's fast-moving conflict presents a unique geopolitical challenge Donald Trump says Prince William 'doing a fantastic job' as they meet for a second time in Paris Related Topics: Donald Trump Russia Ukraine Vladimir Putin Volodymyr Zelenskyy Asked if he would consider pulling the US out of the alliance if that wasn't the case, he responded: "Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely." He wouldn't confirm if he had spoken to Russia's leader since winning the election in November because he said he didn't want "to do anything that could impede the negotiation". Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player The former president's call for an immediate ceasefire goes further than anything incumbent president Joe Biden has said. It's his clearest effort so far to resolve one of the world's major crises before taking office on 20 January and contrasts with the Biden administration, which has made a point of not being seen to press Kyiv for an immediate truce. Mr Trump's latest intervention comes the day after he held talks with both the Ukraine president and French counterpart Emmanuel Macron in Paris. The trio joined other world leaders in the city for the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral after the devastating fire of 2019. Mr Zelenskyy described his weekend discussions with Mr Trump as "constructive" but on Sunday he warned in a post on the Telegram messaging app that Ukraine needs a "just and robust peace, that Russians will not destroy within a few years". Be the first to get Breaking News Install the Sky News app for free A workable peace with Russia must be underpinned by "effective peace guarantees", he said, adding that Ukrainians "want peace more than anyone else. Russia brought war to our land". Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov repeated Moscow's oft-stated position that it is open to talks with Ukraine. Read more: Assad given asylum in Russia Trump praises 'fantastic' Prince William First mass at rebuilt Notre-Dame Washington has been increasing support to Ukraine and on Saturday, US defence secretary Lloyd Austin announced nearly $1bn (£784m) more in weapons. In a separate social media update on Sunday, Mr Zelenskyy claimed Kyiv has so far lost 43,000 soldiers since the invasion began in February 2022, while a further 370,000 have been injured. Keep up with all the latest news from the UK and around the world by following Sky News Western officials have said the past few months of grinding positional warfare in eastern Ukraine have meant record losses for both sides, with tens of thousands killed and injured each month.
Ukrainian girls’ team finds hockey haven at Wickenheiser festivalFormer international student Simrat Kaur remembers the slogan Canada used to advertise its international education abroad: Study, explore, work and stay . And it wasn’t too long ago that she heard former Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino on TV praising foreign students’ contributions to Canada during the pandemic and pleading for them to remain in the country. “This was the Canadian dream we were sold,” Kaur recalled. “To quote (Mendicino), ‘W e don’t just want you to study here, we want you to stay here,’ and so we stayed.” At a news conference Wednesday, Kaur shared her frustration over the perceived betrayal by the Canadian government, joining a chorus of trade union leaders to call on Ottawa to extend the students’ expiring work permits and provide them with a pathway for permanent residence. Last month, the federal government unveiled a three-year immigration level plan that will reduce the annual intake of permanent residents by 21 per cent to 395,000 next year, 380,000 in 2026 and 365,000 in 2027. It will also slash the temporary population including international students and foreign workers to 445,901 in 2025 and to 445,662 in 2026 but will increase it modestly by 17,439 in 2027. The reduced targets are meant to achieve a population decline of 0.2 per cent in each of the next two years before returning to a population growth of 0.8 per cent in 2027. The plan is also predicated on the assumption that 1,262,801 temporary residents would leave the country voluntarily next year, and another 1,104,658 in 2026. The fewer permanent resident spots and the push to enforce removals of those running out of status, said Kaur, leave temporary residents with no choice. Desperate migrants try to buy time by transitioning to visitor visas, being duped into buying fake job offers for new work permits, re-enrolling in school and, for some, seeking baseless asylum. Many of the students’ families have sold their land, borrowed money and got into debt to pursue their Canadian dreams. “This has been devastating for us,” said Kaur. Jessica Cooper, president of the Peel local of Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario, criticized the treatment of international students and migrant workers as disposable labour, and their being scapegoated for the country’s affordability and housing crisis. “To blame international students and immigrant workers for this crisis is both racist and irresponsible,” said Cooper. Cooper’s union is one of 50 trade unions, labour organizations and community groups that have signed onto a statement to support the campaign by the Naujawan Support Network, a grassroots advocacy group for migrant students and workers. Bob Punia, president of the Ontario Dump Truck Association, said the industry relies on a skilled and diverse workforce to keep the economy moving, and said international graduates have been an integral part of addressing the labour shortages. “We need these individuals,” he said. “It’s not something that you can turn off and turn on. Once they are gone, it’s very hard to bring other individuals into the industry.”
TOKYO-LISTED Universal Entertainment Corp., the parent company of both Tiger Resort Asia Ltd. (TRA) and Tiger Resort, Leisure and Entertainment Inc. (TRLEI), announced over the weekend that it was no longer eyeing a backdoor listing for TRLEI, operator of the integrated resort Okada Manila. TRA last week sold its entire 66.67-percent stake in Asiabest Group International Inc. (ABG), an existing Philippine-listed company, to a consortium led by PremiumLands Corp. (PLC) for an undisclosed amount. Register to read this story and more for free . Signing up for an account helps us improve your browsing experience. OR See our subscription options.
The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for their Week 12 contest against the Carolina Panthers, and they will be looking to put together a bounce back performance after suffering their first loss of the season against the Buffalo Bills in Week 11. With that in mind, all eyes will be on star tight end Travis Kelce. While the Chiefs didn't play well enough as a whole to come out on top against the Bills, Kelce didn't exactly enjoy a productive day at the office. In fact, he hauled in just two catches for eight yards, making it one of the worst games of his highly prolific career. Kelce has a great chance to get back on track against the lowly Panthers, and he's been putting in the work during practice throughout the week in an effort to right the ship. However, he surprised fans by wearing shorts and a short sleeve t-shirt to the team's practice on Friday, even though the temperature was only 42 degrees. "The cold never bothered me anyway." - Travis Kelce, probably. Current temp in KC: 42° #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/eKAS0tcUU1 Winter is rolling in quickly, and with temperatures dropping across the country, many folks are switching to long sleeve shirts and pants to combat the cold. Kelce doesn't seem to be too bothered by it, though, as he is still dressed like it's summer, while the majority of his teammates coaches are bundled up. Temperatures will soon be hitting lows that make 42 degrees look scorching hot in Kansas City, but it's not exactly the type of weather you'd be wearing shorts and a t-shirt for, especially if you are working outside all day at practice like Kelce is. © Gregory Fisher-Imagn Images Playing in cold games is simply a part of the job in the NFL, especially for a team like the Chiefs. So in a way, Kelce may simply be trying to get himself ready for the upcoming cold front that is set to arrive with winter, or he may not believe 42 degrees to be all that cold. Regardless, it's great to see Kelce is locked in on his preparation for Kansas City's next game, especially considering how poorly things went against Buffalo. Kickoff for their contest against the Panthers is set for 1 P.M. EST on Sunday, Nov. 24th. Related: Travis Kelce's 2024 Struggles Draw Strong 'Double Team' Message from Ex-NFL Pro BowlerTSB investigating plane landing incident at Halifax Stanfield International Airport
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