Sentences with phrase «first general superintendent»

Donoghue is named after George T. Donoghue, a civil engineer and the first general superintendent of the Chicago Park District.

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The programs, aimed at teenagers and adults, are a first for the district, said Robert Penn, general superintendent of the parks.
«First of all, the buildings are ours, «said Ron Dodd, deputy general superintendent of the park district.
Gagan was until then the first deputy superintendent of the State Police, and before that worked as special deputy attorney general and chief of the Sex Offender Management Bureau directly overlapping with Cuomo's tenure from 2007 - 2010.
D'Amico has been the superintendent at the State Police since Gov. Andrew Cuomo first took office in 2011 and, before that, was a top investigator in the state attorney general's office.
Lawsky, who has worked for Cuomo since his tenure as attorney general, was chosen in 2011 to becomes the first superintendent of DFS, which was created by Cuomo's merger of the state departments that oversaw the banking and insurance industries.
After attorneys spent roughly three hours questioning Superintendent Kriner Cash, former state attorney general Dennis Vacco called Patti Pierce as his first witness.
Prior to Edison, Deborah served as the first female general superintendent of the 200,000 - student Detroit Public Schools, where she successfully opened 25 schools of choice and expanded decentralization.
D. Out of this appropriation, $ 138,500 the first year and $ 138,500 the second year from the general fund shall be used to provide performance evaluation training to teachers, principals, division superintendents, and other affected school division personnel in support of the transition from continuing employment contracts to annual employment contracts for teachers and principals.
First General Services, Newburgh • IN 2001 — 2005 Superintendent Orchestrated the supervision of workers for quality / safe work, cost management, coordination of the subcontractors, and organizing job sites.
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