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Ed Cottingham

Ed Cottingham

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Reporter, Enquirer-Journal

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Music and Criticism, Politics Faith and Religion, Arts and CultureDaily News, Business and Economics

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Total articles 627

  • Good Jobs Great Cities helps students, employees and economy

    By Ed Cottingham| Enquirer-Journal Verified MONROE, N.C. — Monroe Mayor Robert Burns brought local leaders together for a Manufacturer's Breakfast on April 24 at Rolling Hills Country Club to focus on the work of a Good Jobs Great Cities initiative. The main goal of Good Jobs Great Cities is to connect people with education, including apprenticeships, career opportunities and to help local industry succeed. A particular focus is helping individuals who are historically under-served and from under-represented communities.

    By Ed Cottingham · Enquirer-Journal

    Apr. 30, 2024

  • Monroe City Council reviews public comment policy

    By Ed Cottingham| Enquirer-Journal Verified During a special meeting held by Monroe City Council on Thursday, April 25, the rules governing public comment at council meetings were reviewed and possible changes discussed. In recent months, the meetings have seen more people signing up to speak. Councilor Julie Thompson suggested going from a 3-minute time limit per speaker to 2 minutes per speaker to allow for more speakers. Public comment is currently held for 30 minutes at the beginning of the meetings.

    By Ed Cottingham · Enquirer-Journal

    Apr. 26, 2024

  • Good Jobs Great Cities helps students, employees and economy

    By Ed Cottingham| Enquirer-Journal Verified MONROE, N.C. — Monroe Mayor Robert Burns brought local leaders together for a Manufacturer's Breakfast on April 24 at Rolling Hills Country Club to focus on the work of a Good Jobs Great Cities initiative. The main goal of Good Jobs Great Cities is to connect people with education, including apprenticeships, career opportunities and to help local industry succeed. A particular focus is helping individuals who are historically under-served and from under-represented communities.

    By Ed Cottingham · Enquirer-Journal

    Apr. 30, 2024

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Enquirer-Journal

United States