The city sent out an email on Friday saying that the federally funded program, which has fed more than 10,000 people, would come to an end this month. But an official said that email was 'premature.' Still, the city now plans to end the program after June.
Pulling Bobby Sneed’s parole after he was cleared of disciplinary infractions violated his constitutional rights and state law, according to the suit.
The changes included increased protections against retaliation and requirements on reporting suspected abuse to the district. The district will now seek to approve them through OPSB policy, rather than contract revisions.
Months after a unanimous vote to allow Sneed to go free, all parole board members voted on Monday to keep him in prison.
The school’s CEO says a union is ‘not in the best interests’ of the school.
Bobby Sneed's lawyer fears the 74-year-old inmate may die in prison.
The suit primarily seeks to recover fees from BP oil spill litigation. It is not clear how the dispute is connected to the 2020 agreement extending the Wisner Donation in perpetuity.
Public comment on the renaming of 20 facilities is open until Friday.
The change won’t affect charter school names, which both advocates and opponents have criticized.
