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Iran, a politically stable country in the Middle East is offering assistance to the West, specifically the U.S., in fighting ISIS jihadists.
Iran is ready to join international action against jihadists in Iraq provided the West lifts crippling sanctions, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Thursday. Continue reading
As promised, a refresher course for those who are unsure of the law regarding stopping for school buses and those who may not be aware of the severe penalties imposed when passing a school bus with its reds activated. A single conviction may not only have you paying the penalties imposed by the state, but many car insurance companies will raise your insurance rate. Continue reading
If you are a parent, you should be aware by now that all local schools begin classes on Monday, August 25th. For you and others without school age children, I want to forward a gentle reminder that with school comes children walking the streets. They may be walking to a bus stop, or to the school they attend.
As a bus driver I have many more hours of driving time with students gathered or walking than most do. I’ve seen inattention and sometimes, a total disregard for safety of children, from both drivers and the children, themselves. Continue reading
The Express-Times Editor, Jim Deegan, has done another editorial about West Easton. This is his second one in a span of one week. Sadly, he is spot on regarding the lack of transparency in West Easton. Continue reading
PennDOT created the Yellow Dot program to allow drivers to share written medical and personal information with first responders in the event of an emergency. Continue reading
CIU 20 bus drivers, monitors, mechanics, custodians, and food workers will be taking another vote tomorrow on a revised contract to reach an amicable agreement with management.
CIU 20 provides educational services for special needs children. Continue reading
