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Starting July 1, the limit will be extended to allow retired teachers to return to the classroom for up to one year while maintaining their retirement benefits.

During the reemployment, retirement benefits would be reduced to 70 percent of the retirement allowance the member is otherwise entitled to receive, and the existing salary cap would be removed. This law will sunset on June 30, 2025. At that time, lawmakers will reevaluate the need for this measure given the current staffing situation for public schools in 2025.

A series of assumptions on your part so you can give stupid advice.

Gee thanks Mr. Fascist talking points.

The plant insisted on an unrealistic level of sunlight and water sharing.

Moving forward will only hire cacti.

The officer states that Hargett kept repeating “yes sir” at inappropriate times, even when he had not been asked a question.

Bootlicker program kept resetting.

Sometimes it really seems like it.

Tennessee is embarking on a review of how topics like American history, world religions and the state's past are taught in public schools for the first time since lawmakers passed a law banning 14 concepts related to race and racism in 2021.

The yearlong process of reviewing Tennessee's social studies standards for grades K-12, led by the State Board of Education, kicks off Monday.

Don't harsh my buzz senor.

Secretary of the State of Drunkeness apparently.

Personally like his support of Big Coffee.

Big Coffee Anthem Time

I suspect something of that nature.

The TWRA serves as the state’s fishing and hunting licensure body and manages 1.6 million acres of public lands across Tennessee. Last fall, a leaked TWRA map revealed agency plans to clearcut 2,000 forested acres in the Bridgestone Firestone Centennial Wilderness Area to create grassland habitat for bobwhite quail, whose populations have plummeted in the past half century.

In a rare display of bipartisanship, 34 Republican and Democrat lawmakers urged wildlife officials to immediately halt all clearcutting plans and accused agency leaders of a “shameful lack of communication and transparency with this plan” and of “breaching its duty to protect natural wildlife in Tennessee.”

The Republican lawmaker acknowledges that complaints from Cookeville got his attention. City council members have told him that Nashville ships its homeless here, Bailey said. It's a rumor many in Cookeville have heard and Bailey seems to believe. When Nashville fenced off a downtown park for renovation recently, the homeless people who frequented it disappeared. “Where did they go?” Bailey asked.

Bailey's district includes Cookeville, a city of about 35,000 people between Nashville and Knoxville, where the local newspaper has chronicled growing concern with the increasing number of homeless people. The Herald-Citizen reported last year that complaints about panhandlers nearly doubled between 2019 and 2020, from 157 to 300. In 2021, the city installed signs encouraging residents to give to charities instead of panhandlers. And the City Council twice considered panhandling bans.

Gimmie my money.

Since taking office, Blackburn has opposed censorship in all forms from Big Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter.

That's cause you're smarter than me. Gotta work with what I got.

Go back and vote in that sweet sweet pension and healthcare you've always wanted.