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Silver State Schools Credit Union Closing 3 Branches

Silver State Schools Credit Union announced Wednesday it will be closing three branches in January.

The credit union will close the branches at Fort Apache Road and Sahara Avenue, Durango and Warm Springs, and Craig Road and Tenaya Way inside the Albertson’s store.

 “Silver State Schools Credit Union holds the members served by these branches in the highest regard, and we are proactively communicating with those members to let them know about the closing and the options available to them,” President/CEO Andrew Hunter said.

The closures are part of an effort to reduce costs. The employees at the branches will be given a chance to relocate to other branches. The closures will take effect by the middle of January.

Food Truck Needs Workers for New Restaurants

Food Truck Needs Workers for New Restaurants

The owners of a popular food truck are establishing two non-mobile restaurants, and they are looking for people to work there.

Slidin’ Thru is opening restaurants in the northwest part of the valley. The company is looking to hire 60 people to work in the eateries, which are set to open in November. Ricardo Guerrero owns Slidin’ Thru. He says he could not be happier about giving jobs to people who desperately need work.

“We do feel fortunate enough that our business has reached a certain amount of success that we are able to expand and move forward,” Guerrero said.

The company held two mobile job fairs Monday, and both spots were filled with people filling out applications. The Slidn’ Thru job fairs closed at 6 p.m.

Slidin’ Thru is Opening Two Restaurants—and Wants to Hire You!

A popular food truck will be setting up two restaurants, and they are looking for workers.

Slidin' Thru is opening two new restaurants in town. Did someone say 'job opportunity'?

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Part-Time Teaching Online Pays Off

Part-Time Teaching Online Pays Off

One teacher instructs courses at six different online schools.

Teachers have been known to make a few extra bucks by delivering pizza or hawking peanuts at the ballpark.

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