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Blinn offers spring 2023 Perkins grant funds

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The Blinn College District is encouraging eligible Applied Sciences majors taking spring 2023 courses to apply for funds made available through the Carl D. Perkins Basic Grant. The Perkins Grant is a federally funded program that provides community colleges with resources to enhance and develop programs that serve faculty, staff and students in career and technical education departments. Students enrolled in Blinn’s Applied Business, Art and Visual Communication, Associate Degree Nursing, Biotechnology Laboratory Sciences, Criminal Justice, Dental Hygiene, Early Childhood Education, Emergency Medical Services, Fire Science, Health Information Technology, Information Technology, Legal Assistant, Mechatronics, Office Administration, Physical Therapist Assistant, Radiologic Technology, Real Estate, Simulation and Game Programming, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Technician, Surgical Technology, Trades and Applied Technology, Veterinary Technology, Vocational Nursing, Web Programming, and Welding Technology programs may be eligible.

TWC Conference connects employers with resources to strengthen economy

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The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) today began the sixth annual Apprenticeship Texas Conference to connect employers, workforce development professionals, and educational institutions with the latest information and resources available to build and grow apprenticeship programs that strengthen the Texas workforce.

Paxton launches investigation into consumer protection laws

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Texas Attorney General Paxton joined a Missouri-led multistate investigation into S&P Global Inc. for potential violations of consumer protection laws. This is the second investigation by state attorneys general into a company providing Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ratings, based upon alleged consumer fraud and deceptive trade practices.
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Texas deploys state resources to Florida

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Texas has deployed state resources to Florida to assist in response and recovery efforts in the aftermath of the devastation caused last week by Hurricane Ian, one of the most powerful storms to hit the United States in the past decade. “Texans understand the urgency of hurricane disaster response and recovery efforts, and our state is swiftly sending more support and resources to Florida as they continue responding to Hurricane Ian,” Gov. Greg Abbott said. The Texas Division of Emergency Personnel has sent more than 80 people to Florida, including nearly two dozen firefighters.

HEALTH INSPECTIONS

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Please be advised that the City of Sealy Health Inspector has inspected the following establishments for food preparation, kitchen cleanliness, and sanitary conditions: 1. SNOWSTORM SHAVED ICE – NEW BUSINESS – 09/27/2022 - Very Clean and organized. SCORE: 100 2. 7’S MART – 305 MEYER ST – COMPLAINT – 09/28/2022 - All items on sales floor must be 6 inches off the floor. All items in walk-in coolers must be 6 inches off the floor. Shelves holding inventory are very dusty, shelves must be clean. Expired drinks in the cooler must be removed. Expired inventory on shelves must be removed. The parking lot needs to be repaired in several areas.