Sneak peek at tomorrow’s front page
Here’s what you’ll find on tomorrow’s front page:
+Addressing a problem: The Savage City Council looks into fixing a ZIP code concern.
+ Send in the clowns: Find out why kids at Harriet Bishop Elementary can mess around in class.
+ Downtown meeting: There’s one on May 31 for residents interested in what’s happening in the area.
Subscriptions to the Savage Pacer are FREE to residents who live in the city of Savage, but you need to request it due to the fact that the Pacer is delivered to your mail box each Saturday. Send an e-mail to circulation@swpub.com and include your name, address and telephone number. Or call and request a paper to (952) 345-6682.
More Stories
Firstwork raises $15m to automate onboarding for frontline workers
Firstwork, a New York-based AI company that automates hiring checks for frontline staff, has raised $15m in a Series A...
Fr. Ranjan D’Sa: Leadership Lessons From a Decade in Parish Ministry
It means managing people, money, and programs, year after year, in a community that expects both stability and growth. That...
UK inflation rises to 3.5 per cent as public debt passes £3trn
UK inflation rose to 3.5 per cent in September, its highest rate for 11 months, as separate figures published today...
Alaa Jaber on Building a Career on His Own Terms
Building a career through self-employment meant learning to make decisions without always having a supervisor, an established process, or a...
Ralph Opacic Leads a Second Act in Orange County Arts Education
Ralph Opacic spent six years teaching choral and vocal music at Los Alamitos High School before he decided a classroom...
Music collaboration app CHAOS raises £1m ahead of public launch
CHAOS, a London-based app that brings music creators’ messaging, files and live writing sessions into one place, has raised £1m...