Dear Neighbor,

Now that the long, cold winter is just behind us, we would love to invite you to help us improve the newly established Moon Township Community Garden. The township committee acquired the land where the community pool used to be located, and we hope to create on this land an area for families to come and enjoy the green space in our beautiful town. We will have volunteers on hand during the weekends for the remainder of the month to assist families with arranging and planting the flowers, shrubs, and trees of their choice. We hope you participate in decorating our beautiful community garden!

Sincerely,

Moon Township Committee for Green Spaces

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Fetter Airlines Tarmac Delay Contingency Plan

Onboard departure delays are situations we do our best to avoid. On rare occasions, weather, visibility, airport conditions, or other circumstances cause unavoidable ground delays. In these cases, if the delay lasts more than 60 minutes, we will provide complimentary snacks and beverages. If the delay continues for more than two hours (for domestic flights) or three hours (for international flights), the aircraft will return to the gate, and passengers can get off the plane. Passengers will receive notifications at the gate every 30 minutes regarding the status of the delay. These notifications will include the reasons for the delay and whether further amenities will be available such as meal or hotel vouchers.

MARIGOLD CITY (I I May)—The Marigold City Council has received a draft of the plans to build a new sports arena in outer Marigold. The arena, which will host both sporting events and concerts, will be built on the site of the former Marigold Furniture Factory. The building has remained empty since Marigold Furniture moved production to another location over five years ago.

The arena’s designers now need to send the construction plans to the city’s planning commission for acceptance. Building can begin once the plans, and any revisions, are accepted. Construction is expected to start early next year and take approximately two years.

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SEATTLE (April 10)—Following the recent announcement that Artistic Director Lucas Freeland has stepped down, the Itami Theater Board of Directors has appointed Xu Li as the interim artistic director. — [1] —. Ms. Li has been at Itami for ten years, serving as director of new play development.

Ms. Li has been pivotal in Itami’s artistic direction. — [2] —. She will continue to guide the play selection for next season. “I am honored that the board trusts me to carry forward the work that the entire team at Itami Theater has established,” said Ms. Li. “I am excited to work with our dedicated staff, everyone from stagehands to costume designers, to build a thrilling season next year.” In addition to overseeing the development of new plays for the theater, Ms. Li is a director. — [3] —. Later this season, she will direct Forest Creatures, written by the award-winning playwright May Nunes.

“Ms. Li is a wise choice to serve as Itami’s interim artistic director,” says Executive Director John Stojanowski. “Her deep theatrical knowledge will help Itami Theater continue its artistic endeavors after the departure of Mr. Freeland and during the search for a permanent artistic director.” — [4] —• The board of directors is committed to taking its time in its search for a permanent artistic director. The board is pursuing candidates from across the country and expects the hiring process to take six to nine months.

Meeting Minutes—August 10

In attendance: Miguel Luna, Jennifer Lin, Amal Taylor, Vladimir Ikram, Nevena Ivanova

Amal Taylor, the product manager, opened the meeting. She reported that our new line of herbal teas will be on local store shelves and in restaurants starting September 25. The initial launch includes three flavors: peppermint, lemon ginger, and hibiscus flower. More varieties are expected to be added next year.

Next, Miguel Luna shared his prototypes of the tea boxes and discussed the sustainability of the materials used to produce them. The colorful designs received positive feedback from meeting attendees.

After that, Jennifer Lin provided a brief overview of the marketing budget for the product launch. Funds are currently limited to one advertising campaign. For more detailed information about the marketing budget, contact Ms. Lin directly.

Finally, Vladimir Ikram led a discussion about advertising options. Radio advertisements have been successful in the past and are cheaper than television. Digital advertisements were also considered. The final decision was to start with print advertisements in The Southtown Times.

The next meeting will be on August 17.

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Review of Central Art Museum

I recommend the Central Art Museum to anyone interested in not only art but history as well. I've made two trips to the museum recently. My first trip was with my school's photography club. We only saw the special exhibit featuring photography, but I left wanting to see the rest of the museum. I returned a few days later and had the chance to walk through the entire museum. Each exhibit was different but full of interesting pieces. Be sure to stop at the interactive room near the gift shop for a hands-on experience. During my first trip, the room had cameras with fun backgrounds. Visitors took pictures of themselves, and for a small fee, I got a printout of myself as if I were holding a flag on the moon! Like the special exhibits, the activities at the interactive room change every month, so you will always find something new and interesting to do.

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Alexandria’s Restaurant Showcase

June 5 —Alexandria’s Restaurant Showcase is back! From July 8 to July 25, participating restaurants in the Alexandria area will offer set menus at discounted prices. As in past years, restaurants can offer a two-course lunch menu for $15, a two-course dinner menu for $20, or a three-course dinner menu for $30. Both customers and restaurant owners love the showcase. Food enthusiasts try new options at a lower cost, and restaurants report it’s the time of year when dining areas are at their fullest.

Alexandria had its first restaurant showcase 15 years ago. It was modeled on a similar showcase in the beach town of Willmar. Originally, only eight restaurants participated. Since then, the showcase has grown, adding more restaurants and extending the number of days each year. This year, there will be 40 participating restaurants—about 70 percent of all the restaurants in Alexandria. Those looking to book a table should act fast. Some restaurants require reservations, and the most popular places book up quickly. To see the list of participating restaurants and make a reservation, visit www.alexandriarestaurants.com/showcase.

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Claire's

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Nori Sato

I highly recommend Fresh Fish Grill. It was my first time eating there, and not only was the food excellent, but the staff was welcoming and efficient. I had some clients in town and was lucky enough to get a reservation on the last day of the restaurant showcase. We all really enjoyed the experience. I would gladly take clients there again.

Student Activities Coordinator
Rollervy University
Maynard, MA 01754

Responsibilities:

• Promotes involvement in campus extracurricular activities such as student government, arts, theater, cultural organizations, volunteer groups, and athletic club teams
• Updates the Rollervy University student activities Web site and manages all social media
• Coordinates student outings to local sporting and cultural events in the Boston metropolitan area
• Addresses inquiries by answering phones, responding to e-mails, and greeting walk-in visitors

To apply, write your cover letter in an e-mail, attach your resume, and send it to the Human Resources Manager, atjobs@rollervy.edu. Please address the following:

• What relevant job experience do you have?
• Why do you believe you are a good fit for the position?
• What are your professional strengths?
• In which areas could you improve?

To: Jobs <jobs@rollervy.edu>
From: Samantha Bradbury <sambradbury25@rapidonet.com>
Date: September 10
Subject: Student Activities Coordinator
Attachment: 📎 Resume

To Whom It May Concern,

Rollervy University is looking for someone to coordinate activities, promote student engagement, and provide professional customer service. I did all three during my tenure as the Campus Recreation Manager at Parvaton College.

At Parvaton, I increased participation in student activities by 37 percent. I also created a running club and planned excursions off campus. I placed a great emphasis on volunteering, including a project to pair college tutors with local high school students who needed help with classwork.

Overall, I believe I’m an excellent fit for the available position. I am punctual, detail oriented, and committed to increasing students’ connection to their academic institution. I look forward to hearing back about a potential interview.

Sincerely,

Samantha Bradbury

To: Samantha Bradbury <sambradbury25@rapidonet.com>
From: Lisa Cooper <jobs@rollervy.edu>
Date: October 2
Subject: Interview

Dear Samantha,

I am writing to check on your availability to interview for the Student Activities Coordinator position. Your preliminary interview would be conducted virtually. If selected for the next round, your second interview would be in person at the Rollervy University main campus. If you are still interested, please respond and let me know if you are free at 9 A.M. on either October 8 or October 9.

Kind regards,

Lisa Cooper

To: Celeste O’Brien
From: Monica Cheung
Date: October 15
Subject: Mobile phone reimbursement policy

Dear Ms. O’Brien,

As the Assistant Director of Accounting, 1 am writing about the policy regarding mobile phone expenses. Many Ferd Data Services employees use their personal mobile phones for business calls. To get reimbursed, they must submit a form every month.

Ferd then pays up to 30 percent of the phone bill. My department confirms each employee’s calculations and then schedules payments that vary every month. Some companies have moved to a flat-rate model, whereby all employees who qualify receive a fixed amount each month (e.g., $20). No staff time is required for monthly processing; the allowance is automatically included in each paycheck.

I hope that, as head of Human Resources, you will consider adopting a policy like this.

Sincerely,

Monica Cheung

Ferd Data Services

MEETING AGENDA

OBJECTIVES:

1. Consider issues with the current mobile phone reimbursement program
2. Review other options along with advantages and disadvantages
3. Select a new reimbursement model, if appropriate

OPTIONS:

1. Continue to reimburse employees for up to 30 percent of their business mobile phone use
2. Provide a flat monthly amount to employees who qualify; employees with high costs can submit requests for additional compensation
3. Provide qualified employees with mobile phones for business use

Ferd Data Services Employee Policies

Mobile Phone Reimbursement Policy

Revised October 30

Employees who work remotely and/or travel for business purposes should be reimbursed for business use of mobile phones. Three options are available:

• Employees who qualify will receive a mobile phone allowance of $20 per month, regardless of actual expenses. To enroll in the program, employees must submit a Mobile Phone Allowance form with their supervisor's signature. The $20 allowance will be applied to each month's paycheck.
• Employees with large charges may submit actual expenses to receive additional reimbursement.
• Managers and executives may opt for a company mobile phone, which is for business use only.