The program is designed to encourage teens to develop healthy habits and a love for exercise, and is open to anyone aged 14-18 who is not already a member of Planet Fitness. Participating teens will have access to all Planet Fitness locations, and will be able to use the gym’s facilities, including cardio and strength training equipment, “as well as free fitness classes and training sessions.” This initiative is part of Planet Fitness’s broader commitment to promoting fitness and well-being among young people.
By offering free memberships to teens… the chain hopes to help them develop a positive relationship with exercise and set them on a path towards a healthy and active ___style. Information for this article was obtained from ABC7 Los Angeles.
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Jeff Davis Police Jury releases names of candidates for parish administrator
JENNINGS, La. (KPLC) – The Jeff Davis Parish Police Jury released the names of candidates for its first parish administrator in response to a public records request.
KPLC first requested the names of the candidates on April 26, but the police jury argued the names should not be released because doing so might affect the applicants’ current employment.
However, attorneys for KPLC argued the Louisiana public records law requires the disclosure of applicants for public positions of authority or a public position with policymaking duties.
At its next meeting, the police jury agreed to release the list of candidates, although it continued to oppose making it public.
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Georgia elections chief allows state Court of Appeals candidate to survive residency challenge • Georgia…
The Nathan Deal Judicial Center is home to the state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Stanley Dunlap/Georgia Recorder
Davis will face Judge Tabitha Ponder, a part-time Cobb County Magistrate Court Judge who also runs a mediation practice, in the May 21 election.
On March 22, Frails filed a challenge against Davis’ qualification with the Office of State Administrative Hearings.
On May 6, Administrative LawJudge Stephanie M. Howells ruled that Davis was “not domiciled” at the apartment when he submitted paperwork to run for office. She cited testimony in which he said he did not have a bed or bedroom in the apartment, nor an underwear drawer,
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