Jennifer Jensen

The Resident Community News Group, Inc. • 15th June 2023

Financial Literacy Now Required for High Schoolers

In March 2022, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill to require high school students to take a financial literacy class prior to graduation. Thanks to Senate Bill 1054, titled the Dorothy L. Hukill Financial Literacy Act, students will learn how to make smart decisions with their money prior to taking the giant leap into adulthood.

Engineering and Mining Journal • 12th April 2023

Pebble Partnership CEO Resigns After Comments Made in Secretly Recorded Video

The CEO of the Pebble Limited Partnership has stepped down after an environmental group released tapes that show him making comments about his close relationship with elected and regulatory officials in Alaska.

Tom Collier submitted a resignation letter to parent company, Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd., which said his comments “embellished both his and Pebble Partnership’s relationships with elected officials and federal representatives in Alaska, including Gov. Dunleavy, Sens. [Lisa] Murkowski

Engineering and Mining Journal • 12th April 2023

​Dam Bursts at Vale’s Feijão Mine; Death Toll Reaches 99

Engineering and Mining Journal offers its prayers and condolences to our friends and colleagues at Vale and all those who have suffered a loss during this tragedy.

On the afternoon of January 25, a tailings dam collapsed at Vale’s Feijão mine in Brumadinho, Minas Gerais, killing at least 99 people and leaving more than 250 missing when part of its contents reached the company’s administrative area and part of the Vila Ferteco community.

The dam contained 11.7 million cubic meters of tailings,

Engineering and Mining Journal • 12th April 2023

Group Promotes More Women in Mining

A report by Women in Mining U.K. seeks to make the case for the industry to hire more women.

Currently, 5% to 10% of the workforce in the mining industry is female, the smallest of any large industry. It is also the industry with the fewest number of women on company boards, including the oil and gas industries. To most people, those facts are probably not the least bit shocking, especially since mining has historically been seen as a male-dominated industry. One group is trying to change that p

Window Fashion VISION Magazine • 12th April 2023

INTERIOR DESIGNERS DEFINE LUXURY

Window Fashion VISION Magazine • 1st March 2023

GET SANTIFIED: Meet Interior Designer David Santiago

Window Fashion VISION Magazine • 1st March 2023

Ralph Angel: Owner and President of Angel’s Distributing

Window Fashion VISION Magazine • 1st March 2023

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Coal Age • 22nd December 2015

Blankenship Found Guilty of Conspiracy

For the first time, federal court tries and a jury convicts a CEO on charges related to the death of miners.

The Roane County News • 28th July 2009

One of the Clinton 12 Remembers

On Aug. 27, 1956, history was made in the small town of Clinton — history that would lay the ground work for the future. On that day, 12 high school students said a prayer and then made the long trek down Broad Street and Foley Hill to the front of Clinton High School to become the first African American students to walk through those doors.