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IN THE KNOW

This is for In the Know columns on the Echo Press Opinion page.

The ATCC Law Enforcement program has a rich, decades-long history and a relentless commitment to excellence.
At times it’s easy to assume “the grass is greener” somewhere else, but is it really?
Visitors may drive slower because they are unfamiliar with the area and where their next turn is. Our roads around the lakes can be confusing even to local people.
The group is very diverse with two high school students, members of the business community and people just interested in what we do.

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We have great resources in this part of the state but the greatest is the people.
The concept of Age Friendly Communities has spread. As its name suggests, it refers to an area offering services and programs for all ages.
I feel this column is a great place to share information on how we prepare for all hazards, rail incidents included.
I love bananas two days before you need to throw them away and never a day sooner.
Starting a small business is not easy — wouldn’t everyone own their own business if it was?
The following is an opinion column written by one of the rotating writers of "In the Know." It does not necessarily reflect the views of the Echo Press.

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Jen Jabas is the director of the United Way of Douglas and Pope Counties. “In the Know” is a rotating column written by community leaders from the Douglas County area.
If you don’t work for a local nonprofit or governmental agency, you may not know about the new grant program we named Enhance Alexandria.
This month, February, is an opportunity for students, staff and schools to celebrate and inspire reading in students at all grade levels.

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