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Glendale Unified School District hopes to go green with pool
With the groundbreaking of Glendale Unified's new aquatic center still a year away, school officials have hired a firm to explore adding renewable energy sources to the pool's design to save on future operating costs. The outdoor pool will be built at...Tags: Science and Technology, Environmental Issues, Renewable Energy, Energy Resources, Technology
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Missing utility's 'From the Source'
Why has Glendale Water & Power stopped mailing "From the Source" to our homes? I looked forward to receiving the colorful and informative newsletter that gave me tips on water conservation, home energy use and numerous programs to help me conserve...Tags: Environmental Issues
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Glendale OKs electric rate study
Without a single comment or question, the Glendale City Council this week unanimously approved spending roughly $71,000 on a study that will lay the groundwork for a proposed electric rate increase. The council doesn't expect to vote on the issue until...Tags: Credit and Debt, Conservation, Google Inc., Ratings, Environmental Issues
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Glendale Unified's budget shortfalls are ongoing
Having been put on notice by Los Angeles County education officials, Glendale Unified faces some “tough choices” in the months to come as it confronts a yawning budget deficit, Supt. Dick Sheehan warned recently. Speaking to the board of...Tags: Career and Workplace, Collective Contract, Jerry Brown, Environmental Issues, Teaching and Learning
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On Education: Schools have their own fiscal cliff to avoid
You don't need to travel to Washington, D.C., to find a fiscal cliff to throw yourself off. Just take a turn down to Glendale Unified headquarters, where failure by the White House to reach some sort of deficit reduction deal will translate into a loss of...Tags: Career and Workplace, Job Layoffs, Fiscal Cliff, Economy, Business and Finance, Teaching and Learning
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Community news: Girl Scouts named Emerging Leaders, Temple Sinai honored for adding solar power
Nine Glendale-area Girl Scouts have been named Emerging Leaders by Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles in recognition of their outstanding extracurricular accomplishments. The young women joined hundreds of other highly accomplished women in Los Angeles,...
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GWP closes in on renewable energy benchmark
Once ahead of the game, Glendale has turned its focus from future gains in renewable energy to meeting more short-term state deadlines that it may, in the end, just eke through. All California public utilities must get 20% of their energy from...Tags: Google Inc., Environmental Issues, Fines, Renewable Energy, Punishment
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Local education officials wary of funding changes in governor's budget proposal
School officials in Glendale and Burbank are awaiting more details on Gov. Jerry Brown’s new budget before passing judgment, pointing out that the spending plan includes major changes to how districts will get funding for the first time in decades....Tags: Government, Teaching and Learning, Environmental Issues, Students, Executive Branch
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Glendale Community College still antsy, despite improved state budget outlook
Glendale Community College officials this week welcomed Gov. Jerry Brown’s state budget outlook that for the first time in four years doesn’t include major funding cuts to higher education. While the state budget isn’t likely to be...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Government, Environmental Issues, Executive Branch, Budgets and Budgeting
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Glendale Unified officials welcome Measure S-funded solar installations
With a promise of saving millions of dollars, Glendale school officials on Mondaycelebrated newly installed solar panels at Crescenta Valley High School. “This is an exciting day for us,” said school board President Christine Walters. The...
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Glendale Water & Power leader resigns
The general manager of Glendale Water & Power resigned Wednesday, citing personal reasons. Glenn Steiger — who became general manager of the city-owned utility in 2008 — also stepped down from his post as president of the Southern California...
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Pacific Park set to get fake grass
After strengthening a ban on artificial turf in residential front yards last year, the Glendale City Council this week approved spending roughly $99,000 for a consultant to prepare plans to install the fake stuff at Pacific Park. Council members extolled...Tags: Environmental Issues
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