Latest news Safe decarbonisation and alternative fuels Your Content Goes Here Adjournment of MEPC Extraordinary Session on the adoption of the IMO Net-Zero Framework Climate change is widely considered to be one of the most pressing issues of our time. It has also been identified by The post Adjournment of MEPC Extraordinary Session on the adoption of the IMO Net-Zero Framework appeared first on IUMI.| IUMI
The City & Borough of Juneau (CBJ) Election Staff are continuing to process ballots from the October 7 2025, Regular Municipal Election. Updated preliminary results, including all ballots reviewed, approved, and scanned through Friday, October 10, are now available online: https://juneau.org/clerk/elections Election staff estimate that there are 200–400 ballots remaining to be counted. [...]| City and Borough of Juneau
Preliminary unofficial results for the 2025 CBJ Regular Municipal Election are now posted on the CBJ Elections webpage at https://juneau.org/clerk/elections. Results include all ballots received and verified through Monday, October 6. Based on the trends of previous elections, the preliminary unofficial results now posted are expected to represent approximately 50-60% of the final and total ballot count.| City and Borough of Juneau
While the rollout of “Better FAFSA” the year before last was a little bumpy, the federal government worked the bugs out and the simplified application makes applying for financial aid easier than ever. What used to be a cumbersome process … Read more The post FAFSA Just Got Even Easier appeared first on NCSEAA.| NCSEAA
It's Easy! Register to Vote or Update Your Voter Information Have you changed your name, residence address or mailing address, an updated voter registration application should be completed. Register to vote or update your information at any of the following physical locations during regular office hours: State Division of Elections’ Office, 240 Main St., Room [...]| City and Borough of Juneau
As of June 20, 2025, the Municipal Clerk's Office is in the final 10-day check for the 3 citizens petitions circulated by Affordable Juneau: Charter Amendment Short Title: Mill Rate Cap Amendment Initiative Short Title: Poll Based Elections Initiative Short Title: Sales Tax Exemptions A final certification notice or denial notice will be provided by close [...]| City and Borough of Juneau
Welcome to Kriton Arsenis We are very pleased to welcome Kriton as a trustee of Wild Europe. Twice voted “MEP of the Year” by his colleagues in the European Parliament for achievements in forest and marine conservation during his tenure from 2009 – 2014, he has a significant track record as environmentalist and politician. He played a key role in development of forest policy, including establishment of the EU Timber Regulation, and led the Parliament in adopting EU legislation on mon...| Wild Europe
The third North Carolina Financial Aid Summit kicked off June 17 at the Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem, bringing school counselors, financial aid professionals, state advocacy organizations and an array of educators together to learn best practices, find out the … Read more| NCSEAA
Kathy Hastings, Director of Outreach and Communications for the North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority, gave the State of the State Address at the 2025 Financial Aid Summit, including important state and federal updates. She delivered some good news, including … Read more The post NCSEAA’s Kathy Hastings gives State of the State Address at Financial Aid Summit appeared first on NCSEAA.| NCSEAA
RALEIGH, NC – College for North Carolina (CFNC) honored 19 Financial Aid Champions for their commitment to following financial aid best practices. The designation is meant to celebrate educators for their hard work using some of the best methods … Read more| NCSEAA
Fear of student loan debt is a big obstacle to students not only going to college but also to filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This is one of the findings from research commissioned by the … Read more The post What motivates people to pursue college? appeared first on NCSEAA.| NCSEAA
When the General Assembly restarted the state’s teaching fellows program, it started off small: just five institutions could accept students through the program, and only students pursuing teaching degrees focused on STEM and special education could apply. But in the … Read more| NCSEAA
