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Feb 25 2023 - OhioHealth, Columbus Oncology expand cancer center partnership with new location in Westerville
OhioHealth and Columbus Oncology & Hematology Associates are bringing another cancer treatment center to Central Ohio, this time in Westerville. The nonprofit health system and physician group are ...

Feb 25 2023 - Some Latitude Five25 residents slowly being moved into permanent housing; others feel forgotten
Some former residents of Latitude Five25 are still waiting to find a new home and have been living in hotels. COLUMBUS, Ohio — For the last two months, the Red Roof Inn in Westerville has been what ...

Feb 25 2023 - Meet Ottawa-Gatineau’s 2023 Bootstrap Award winners
To be considered for a Bootstrap Award, entrepreneurs must hail from Eastern Ontario or Western Quebec, have been in business for less than seven years, and have received less than $500,000 in outside ...

Feb 25 2023 - Sault Ste. Marie Extends Economic Development Survey for More Community Input
Sault Ste. Marie is looking for input from the community on how to improve it. The Sault Ste. Marie Economic Development Corporation wants to hear not only from business leaders, but also from ...

Feb 25 2023 - Where to watch movies in Kansas City: A guide to the best and biggest film theaters
Movies are made for the big screen. Whether you favor a blockbuster hit or an indie flick, living room seating or the drive-in experience, there's a movie theater in Kansas City suited to your style.

Feb 25 2023 - Tupos, partner to entrepreneurs, joins Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce
For more about the Chamber, visit the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce website or call 931-647-2331. BUSINESS OWNERS: Click here if you are interested in a free marketing and branding consultation ...

Feb 25 2023 - South Dakota legislative round-up: 5 items you missed this week
The days in the South Dakota State Capitol continue marching. This week, the sixth of nine full weeks in session, was a bit of a transitory experience. Gone were the fourth and fifth weeks of deep ...

Feb 25 2023 - Edmonton no longer allowing contract outreach workers to hand out needles in transit stations
Educating people, referring them to services and picking up needles were also part of the ... You can reach her at madeleine.cummings@cbc.ca.

Feb 25 2023 - The Hip Eagle Boutique in Huntington sells clothes and accessories for adults and kids
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - A locally owned business is selling clothes for you and your little ones. Maggie Gue, the owner of The Hip Eagle and The Little Eagle, stopped by First Look at Four to ...

Feb 25 2023 - Alex Murdaugh: Timeline of the once powerful South Carolina lawyer's spectacular downfall
Stephen Smith, a former high school classmate of Alex's eldest son, Buster Murdaugh, was found dead in the middle of a country road in Hampton, South Carolina. The 19-year-old's car was three ...

Feb 25 2023 - ‘Now hiring non-stupid people:’ Columbus pizza shop’s sign goes viral
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Signs with a blunt approach to ... Santino’s isn’t the first business to use the “Now hiring non-stupid people” sign. A Texas pet store saw a similar reaction online in October ...

Feb 25 2023 - Tampa to Host Florida’s 1st LGBTQ+ Tourism Conference
This summer, Tampa, Florida will be home to the inaugural conference for the sunshine state's LGBTQ+ welcoming destinations, hotels, businesses, nonprofits, Pride organizations, travel influencers and ...

Feb 25 2023 - Arizona Democrat goes on media blitz against GOP border narrative
Arizona Democratic Rep ... sit down with the people in Naco, sit down with the people in Sasabe, sit down with the people that do business on that border, sit down with the families that have ...

Feb 25 2023 - Arizona power outage tracker: Nearly 10,000 homes and businesses without power amid winter storm
Nearly 10,000 power outages were reported in Arizona Wednesday as a winter storm passed through the state, one of many places in the U.S. dealing with winter weather this week. The highest ...

Feb 25 2023 - Michigan marijuana regulator scored $75,000 loan from firm in pot business
Michigan Promise, for the period of 2016 through March 2020, a time frame including the months preceding his appointment to the marijuana board and his tenure as chairman. More:FBI raided pot lobbyist ...

Feb 25 2023 - Midland City Council to consider adding 2 electric vans to Dial-a-Ride fleet
Dial-a-Ride may be getting two electric transit vans if approved by the Midland City Council at its meeting on Monday at City Hall. The Department of Public Services has requested an amendment to the ...

Feb 25 2023 - Pennsylvania cop tried to buy cocaine from informant and still hasn't been fired
A police officer in south-central Pennsylvania has been arrested for trying to buy cocaine from an informant, WFIN reported on Friday. © Raw Story Unrecognizable businessman usin ...

Feb 25 2023 - Pennsylvania police officer arrested for allegedly buying cocaine: 'It is extremely disappointing'
A Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, police officer was busted over the weekend for allegedly trying to buy cocaine from an undercover informant in a neighboring county, according to reports. Justin Thomas ...

Feb 25 2023 - Are Banks Open on Presidents' Day? Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America and More
The federal holiday means that many government offices and some private businesses will be closed. Most banks follow the Federal Reserve System's holiday schedule and will be closed, but some will ...

Feb 25 2023 - Oregon bank deposits slow as pressures mount on consumers, businesses
Growth in Oregon bank deposits is at a five year low, according to federal data, as consumers draw down their savings to cope with rising inflation. Stimulus payments to businesses and consumers ...

Feb 25 2023 - Henderson councilman’s payday loan business facing class action lawsuits
A Henderson councilman’s lending business was sued, saying its affiliation with a Native American tribe was a way to skirt state laws on interest rate caps.

Feb 25 2023 - Henderson police find one person dead at Lake Las Vegas neighborhood
The Henderson Police Department is investigating the death of ... MORE ON NEWS 3 | 'Dances With Wolves' actor indicted in Nevada sex abuse case Detectives were called to the scene to assume the ...

Feb 25 2023 - Sex worker who appeared on Hustler cover busted for shooting at Nevada brothel
The sex worker busted for a shooting inside Nevada’s infamous Bunny Ranch brothel has been identified as a one-time cover model of Hustler magazine who claims she’s been “falsely accused.” Savannah ...

Feb 25 2023 - Vermont weighs ending religious exemption for child abuse reporting laws
The Vermont Legislature is considering a proposal that would end an exemption to the state’s child abuse and neglect reporting laws for members of the clergy. On Wednesday, the Vermont Senate ...

Feb 25 2023 - Warming climate imperils a New England tradition
But this winter has been exceedingly warm in New England, catastrophically so for Avery's business. Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont all experienced their ...

Feb 25 2023 - Filibuster holds up business in Nebraska Legislature for a second day
The Nebraska Legislature stalled in talks over a bill that would ban gender-affirming care for the second day.

Feb 25 2023 - Alaska Republican Touts Benefits of Children Being Abused to Death
A legislature in Alaska caused outrage after questioning whether the death of child abuse victims could be "a cost savings," because it would mean they don't need "government services" later in life.

Feb 25 2023 - Alaska House censures lawmaker for suggesting fatal child abuse cases could be 'a benefit for socie
The Alaska legislature censured one of its members Wednesday after the lawmaker attempted to argue a point that fatal child abuse can be a "cost savings" measure because the child would not then ...

Feb 25 2023 - Wheelchair user says Happy Valley-Goose Bay needs more crosswalks
Roy Davis says Happy Valley-Goose Bay's infrastructure is unsafe, and he wants to see more crosswalks installed on the Labrador town's busiest road.

Feb 25 2023 - Hennepin EMS responds to 52 slips and falls Monday, the beginning of a busy and snowy week
“That’s 10 calls in about one hour.” By 2:30 p.m. Trullinger says Hennepin EMS had received 52 calls for slips and falls on the ice. "It's slippery out there. We have snow on top of ...

Feb 25 2023 - Missouri woman who fatally shot boyfriend, took him to fire station, is sentenced
The woman allegedly said she shot her boyfriend during a physical fight because she saw him reaching toward his pocket and believed he was armed with a gun. She also accused him of past abuse.

Feb 25 2023 - South Dakota
South Dakota’s business costs are the lowest in the country at 15% below the national average. Retail, finance, and healthcare make up the primary service industries in the state. In 1981 ...

Feb 25 2023 - Amanda Walker: The spirit of Selma
Selma’s dominant role in the Black Belt cannot be dismissed. It is why tour busses visit. It is why people drive through parts of the city just to appreciate the natural beauty of the oaks and admire ...

Feb 25 2023 - Louis Pendleton
SHREVEPORT, La. - Louis Pendleton was a dentist, a businessman, and an activist. He was part of the group that sued to change the way the school board, and what was then the Caddo police jury, were ...

Feb 25 2023 - Central Pa. man accused of sexually assaulting girl: police
Anthony Charles Lawrence Jr. turned himself in to police on Tuesday on a warrant for multiple child sex abuse charges.

Feb 25 2023 - Tennessee House passes controversial drag show bill
Though some Republicans argue the bill would not broadly affect drag shows, LGBTQ advocates and business owners say it will create a chilling effect.

Feb 25 2023 - West Springfield Police search for woman involved in identity fraud
On February 23 at 3:45 p.m., the identity fraud occurred at a local business on Park Street in West Springfield, officials confirmed. If anyone has any information any information on this individual ...

Feb 25 2023 - LGBTQ+ Therapists in Connellsville, PA
Connellsville Counseling & Psychological ... credentialed by the Council on Accreditation and fully licensed by the Pennsylvania Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Does your present ...

Feb 25 2023 - Pasco park restaurant plans must wait for study of nearby burial mound
Planned upgrades at Pasco County-owned Anclote River Park in Holiday triggered far-reaching excitement last summer with the announcement of adding a restaurant proposed by a Tampa Bay businessperson ...

Feb 25 2023 - Bill banning minors from gender-affirming medical care in Tennessee heads to governor
Minors won't be allowed to get gender-affirming medical care in Tennessee for much longer. The state is banning puberty blockers, hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgeries for those transitioning ...

Feb 25 2023 - Ban on gender-transition care for transgender minors overwhelmingly passes Tennessee legislature
Republicans overwhelmingly passed a ban on gender-transition care for minors. It will require transgender kids to end current treatments by March 2024 ...

Feb 25 2023 - Baltimore receives grant to address ‘Highway to Nowhere’: ‘It’s never too late to undo the
It also included money for Maryland to repair and replace bridges, improve transit and water infrastructure, and replace a 4-mile section of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor, including the milelong, ...

Feb 25 2023 - Danville’s Bush featured in Appalachian Festival of Plays and Playwrights
BY LANCE GAITHER lance.gaither@bluegrassnewsmedia.com Danville native and playwright Catherine Bush are being featured in a major regional theater festival. Email newsletter signup Sign up for our ...

Feb 25 2023 - Bland County schools dismiss early due to police activity in area
Anyone with business in either school is asked to call the specific school before arriving.School officials say this is due to an active law enforcement presence, not related to the schools.The Bland ...

Feb 25 2023 - East St. Louis native working to add much-needed rehab facility
An East St. Louis native is in the process of opening a drug and substance abuse rehab center. Reggie Smith, a native of East St. Louis, hopes to open Pure Living Recovery and Rehabilitatio n by ...

Feb 25 2023 - In the Past: Airport finished well ahead of schedule
Finished ahead of schedule and under budget, the Logansport-Cass County Airport is a modern, fully enclosed building that will undoubtedly attract some additional business. With the backing of Parks ...

Feb 25 2023 - Pa. State Police seek to ID person who used fake $100 bills at multiple businesses
Troopers were sent to a business on Hamilton Boulevard in Lower Macungie Township, Lehigh County for a person who used a counterfeit $100 bill Friday shortly before 3 p.m.

Feb 25 2023 - $3M settlement reached in Pennsylvania juvenile facility abuse case
A $3 million settlement will establish a fund for former students as part of a lawsuit alleging abuse and deprivation of education at a now-shuttered Pennsylvania juvenile justice facility.

Feb 25 2023 - DBusiness Daily Update: National Register of Historic Places Adds 22 Michigan Sites in 2022, and Mo
Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.

Feb 25 2023 - Woman jailed twice over battery, child abuse charges
A Melrose woman was arrested Thursday for the second time in six days in connection to a physical altercation involving minors, authorities said. Candice Dawn Stroud, 30, was charged with one ...

Feb 25 2023 - Facial recognition technology at Madison Square Garden and other venues scrutinized at New York Cit
New York City has laws requiring businesses to inform customers when facial recognition technology is in use, but some lawmakers may want to take it further.

Feb 25 2023 - North Myrtle Beach photographers, surf instructors face proposed special permit fee
NORTH MYRTLE BEACH — Commercial recreation businesses in North Myrtle ... The American Civil Liberties Union of South Carolina filed a separate federal lawsuit the same month against the city and two ...

Feb 25 2023 - Moving to Myrtle Beach and want to shop local? Check out these 6 locally-owned furniture stores
Whether you just bought a vacation or retirement home or want to fill up your apartment, why not support businesses based in the Myrtle Beach area? These six South Carolina-owned furniture stores are ...

Feb 25 2023 - The Franklin A50 – A New 5G Mobile Hotspot For AT&T
AT&T is now offering a new 5G mobile hotspot device for postpaid consumer and business customers - the A50 from Franklin Wireless.The A50 is model number RG2102 and is part of the Frankly RG2100 ...

Feb 25 2023 - CSX scraps plans for new rail yard in North Carolina
CSX Corp. is no longer considering making a big land purchase at a site in Lee County and building a new rail yard on the land, a company spokesperson told Triangle Business Journal. Cindy Schild, a ...

Feb 25 2023 - DSP Arrest Burglary Suspect in Harrington Business
Image courtesy DSP A Houston man has been arrested for burglarizing a Harrington convenience store just after 1:30 Friday morning. Delaware State Police responded to the Summit Mart on Route 14 after ...

Feb 25 2023 - Boom or Bust? How a Winning Awards Weekend Can Impact the Top Oscar Contenders
This is a year in which at least five films may have a legitimate shot at winning the Academy Award for Best Picture, and the events of this weekend could go a long way toward suggesting which movie ...

Feb 25 2023 - Where did all the bus riders in St. Louis go? See 6 riders' stories.
EAST ST. LOUIS – On a blustery winter afternoon, half a dozen commuters waited for the buses to arrive at the 5th and Missouri station. One woman needed to take her young son to a doctor’s appointment ...

Feb 25 2023 - Entrepreneur to host ‘Black Dollar Black History Month Social’ at Flint Farmers’ Market
FLINT, MI -- Several Flint-based business owners will join together for the “Black Dollar Black History Month Social” on Friday evening in downtown Flint. The free event scheduled from 6-10 p.m.

Feb 25 2023 - Bob Bitzenhofer is new chairman of Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio
Bob Bitzenhofer, vice president of planning and development at the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority, now leads the board of the Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio. “We recognize ...

Feb 25 2023 - Area man busted for meth during traffic stop in Houston
A Seymour man faces a felony drug charge after a traffic stop ... according to a report. Terrill was taken to the Texas County Jail. Bond is set at $350,000. The post Area man busted for meth during ...

Feb 25 2023 - Preston's: A Burger Joint opens for dinner in Clintonville
Preston’s: A Burger joint is back. The popular Columbus burger brand closed its North Market location at the end of 2022 ahead of a move into a space of its own. The eatery is now open at 2973 N.

Feb 25 2023 - LISC L.A. names Nicole Williams executive director
As senior vice president and head of nonprofit banking for Banc of California, Williams built a line of business focused on nonprofits and community development financial institutions (CDFIs ...

Feb 25 2023 - Rhode Island church gives model for Churubusco church future
St. Ann Arts and Cultural Center in Woonsocket, R.I., is a beacon of what is possible when it comes to restoring an old Catholic Church.

Feb 25 2023 - Quebec launches hearings into allegations of 'horrific' abuse in major junior hockey
The Quebec National Assembly will begin hearings today into allegations of violence and hazing in the world of major junior hockey. This comes after claimants tried to launch a class-action suit ...

Feb 25 2023 - Higher Purpose CEO Tim Lampkin is boosting Black wealth in Mississippi
Tim Lampkin is the founder and CEO of Higher Purpose Co., an economic justice nonprofit building wealth for Black business owners across Mississippi. Lampkin has over a decade of community development ...

Feb 25 2023 - 2023 elections: Water official Gray challenges Inglewood council incumbent Dotson in District 1
Eventually, Dotson moved to Southern California to expand his own business and start a family. Once in Inglewood, Dotson joined the Planning Commission — a role he held for two decades, according to ...

Feb 25 2023 - Inglewood transit system gets $407 million from state
The 1.6-mile people mover is considered a state priority ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, officials say.

Feb 25 2023 - Thurgood Marshall College Fund Empowers Students to 'Be the First'
"Thurgood Marshall College Fund and its leadership institute offered ... Jordan Jackson is a business administration student at North Carolina Central University and a TMCF scholarship recipient. TMCF ...

Feb 25 2023 - New bill could bolster legal challenges to city and county ordinances
The bill would require local governments to provide a “business impact estimate” before passing many types of ordinances.

Feb 25 2023 - Senate Proposal to Challenge to Local Laws Could Get Boost
Sen. Dennis Baxley, a funeral director and former mayor of Belleview, pointed out that city and county ordinances can be the “death knell” for small businesses.

Feb 25 2023 - Lochel's Bakery churning out fastnachts for Mardi Gras
Lochel's Bakery busy making fastnachts for Fat Tuesday 02:53 HATBORO, Pa. (CBS) -- For many, Fat Tuesday, also known as Fastnacht Day, is a chance to indulge in some tasty treats ahead of the ...

Feb 25 2023 - Hatboro police investigate after viral video of racist rant by customer against local business owne
Montgomery County community turns out in droves to support local business after a woman is seen in a viral video yelling offensive things against the business owner.

Feb 25 2023 - They're back! Cherry Thing-a-Lings now on sale
The ever-popular Cherry Thing-A-Lings are back.Presidents Day means business for an Indiana bakery that makes a unique treat. Schmidt Bakery in Batesville will be selling Cherry Thing-a-Lings this ...

Feb 25 2023 - Critics fear dispersing Alberta Fish and Wildlife to weaken environmental management
Alberta Environment and Protected Areas is to keep responsibility ... Loewen receives dividends of at least $5,000 a year from a business called Red Willow Outfitting, based in Valleyview, Alta. Red ...

Feb 25 2023 - ‘Nothing unusual’: Alberta MLA sees no conflict of interest in taking over wildlife rules
An Alberta cabinet minister said Friday he’s working with ... dividends of at least $5,000 a year from a business called Red Willow Outfitting, based in Valleyview, Alta. Red Willow’s website says it ...

Feb 25 2023 - Sarnia-Lambton Business Development Corporation's GM retiring, organization names new leader
When I first arrived probably the number of folks we were engaged with was about 30 per cent female and about 70 per cent male, whereas those numbers are almost reversed now,” the general manager of ...

Feb 25 2023 - Everybody's business: Local commerce growing in Athens-Limestone
A great sign of a thriving community is successful commerce. Particularly, healthy small and locally owned businesses point to growth and a healthy, happy community. In Athens, it's hard to drive more ...

Feb 25 2023 - Hilarie Burton Morgan Actually Hit Sophia Bush While Filming One Tree Hill
Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton Morgan are such great friends that they even started ... "I don't know if that's how you remember it, but I remember the crack and being like, 'Oh no!' It was scary!" ...

Feb 25 2023 - Missing vulnerable women who were in New Hampshire may have gone to Springfield, Maine, police say
51 YEAR OLD KIMBERLY PUSHARD AND 50 YEAR OLD ANGELA BUSSEL WERE LAS Police are trying to track down a pair of women whose families say they have intellectual disabilities.At the request of the Exeter ...

Feb 25 2023 - From cysts to tumors to appendicitis: Trenton woman goes viral after video detailing a journey of m
TRENTON, Ohio — A Tri-State woman is going viral on TikTok after posting a video about her emergency room misdiagnosis. Trenton mother Amanda Buschelman said emergency room doctors dismissed her ...

Feb 25 2023 - 10-year-old girl seriously hurt after hit-and-run in Kokomo
Police in Kokomo are looking a hit-and-run driver who is accused of hitting a 10-year-old girl running to her bus stop. Around 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, police said the girl was running across a parking lot ...

Feb 25 2023 - TEWKSBURY SCHOOL BUS WORKERS JOIN TEAMSTERS LOCAL 25
TEWKSBURY, Mass., Feb. 21, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Student Transportation of America (STA) workers in Tewksbury voted overwhelmingly to join Teamsters Local 25. The 45 school bus and van drivers ...

Feb 25 2023 - Bill filed by Rep. Marvin Pendarvis would help improve SC transportation needs
Representative Marvin Pendarvis (D-CHS) introduced legislation that could help in advancing the state’s efforts in developing transit-oriented projects.

Feb 25 2023 - SOUTH CAROLINA BROKERAGE AFFILIATES WITH BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS REAL ESTATE LLC
The brokerage was established in 2021 by Aimee and Terry Peterson. Prior to their transition into real estate leadership, Aimee spent time in custom home construction while Terry was a commercial ...

Feb 25 2023 - Retail roundup: 3 new businesses in Flower Mound
Dining Chandler's Kitchen in Flower Mound will not ... Government Place 2 up for grabs on Flower ... Here are three new businesses in Flower Mound. (Photo courtesy Adobe Stock) Here are three new ...

Feb 25 2023 - Family-owned and -operated Waves Gymnastics coming to Buda
Waves Gymnastics, a new family-owned and -operated business, is set to open a new location this spring at 2581 S. Loop 4, Bldg. 507, Buda. Owners Angie and Tod Goldstein also own Tags World Gymnastics ...

Feb 25 2023 - More than 700,000 without power in Michigan after ice storm as California faces threat of blizzards
More than 700,000 homes and businesses in Michigan, including in the metro Detroit area, were without power early Friday morning after what a utility president called a historic ice storm. In the west ...

Feb 25 2023 - Missouri announces child care grants
Missouri is looking to invest in new partnerships between businesses and child care providers, Gov. Mike Parson announced Thursday. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's ...

Feb 25 2023 - Willow Springs commercial property list available
Potential business owners seeking space in Willow Springs may utilize a new tool, thanks to a group of community volunteers. A list was compiled by an informal group of community-minded individuals, ...

Feb 25 2023 - New, locally owned Dot’s Market opens today in Centerville
Dot’s Market will debut its third location at 101 East Alex Bell Road in Centerville Wednesday, business owner, Nick Moshos, confirmed. The new grocery store will take over Earth Fare’s ...

Feb 25 2023 - Does New York need to change how IDA’s hand out tax breaks?
Could there be a major shakeup to how economic development happens in New York? On Wednesday ... a frozen-food business in Goshen, that was approved by the Orange County IDA last year. The package of ...

Feb 25 2023 - AAMU annual bus tour to visit several East Alabama schools
Alabama A&M University will begin its 11th annual Scholarship Recognition and Promotional Tour, on Sunday, February 26. As a first stop, the tour will travel to Mobile, Alabama, for an evening ...

Feb 25 2023 - Ravens could send Lamar Jackson to Dolphins for Tua Tagovailoa in blockbuster NFL trade
NFL star Lamar Jackson could be traded by the Baltimore Ravens for Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa amid the former MVP’s contract negotiations. Jackson won the 2019 MVP award and ...

Feb 25 2023 - Stratford Inn offers comfortable accommodations for travelers excited to explore Ashland, Oregon
The Stratford Inn has been a family-run business providing top-notch hospitality in Ashland, Oregon, for four decades. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Ashland from any one of its cozy guest rooms, ...

Feb 25 2023 - Madison narrowly edges Switzerland County in tight triumph
Madison swapped jabs before dispatching Switzerland County 41-33 in Indiana boys basketball on Feb. 23. In recent action on Feb. 17, Madison faced off against Columbus East . Click here for a recap.

Feb 25 2023 - See what new stores are coming to New Albany
Several new chain businesses opened their doors in February along two parts of State Route 161, with details announced for future plans at other nearby storefronts.

Feb 25 2023 - This Fascinating New York Subway System Has Been Abandoned And Reclaimed By Nature For Decades Now
Did you know that Rochester used to have a subway? It’s true! The Rochester Industrial and Rapid Transit Railway was in operation from 1927 to 1956. It did well for a while, espeically during World ...

Feb 25 2023 - Graham Potter discusses Chelsea abuse after receiving emails wishing death on him and his kids
The Chelsea head coach has discussed the unacceptable abuse he has received amid the club's disappointing form ...

Feb 25 2023 - Graham Potter reveals messages wishing death on family as Chelsea boss admits struggle with abuse
Potter and his family have received death threats following Chelsea’s dismal run of form. The Blues boss has seen a sizeable section of his club’s fans turn, with the club stuck in 10th place having ...

Feb 25 2023 - Chelsea manager Graham Potter reveals he's received emails wishing death on his children
Graham Potter has discussed the horrific extent of abuse he has received towards himself and his family following Chelsea's recent poor run of form.

Feb 25 2023 - Pembroke girls basketball tops Coe-Brown Northwood
DEEP SHOT TO FALL PEMBROKE BACK IN FRONT BY FOUR. THEN BEARS IN TRANSITION ME AND AHEAD TO ALEXIS COWAN FOR THE LANE. PEMBROKE WINS. 60 TO 43 AND D FOUR HOOPS ALREADY IN T ...

Feb 25 2023 - 'She is going for my taser;' Portage police roughed up after responding to domestic abuse call
Johnson reportedly said she had an argument with her boyfriend and was asked to leave, which escalated into a fight.

Feb 25 2023 - ‘We still have the opportunity to enjoy what the Alabama coast offers us:’ Interview with Rober
Roberta Swann has been the director of the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program since 2009. Created in 1987, the National Estuary Program brings together stakeholders in government, industry, business ...

Feb 25 2023 - Chipotle preparing to open its 36th SC Mexican grill at this Beaufort County location
The chain, known for its tacos and Mission burritos, is one of several new businesses going in at a revitalized shopping center.

Feb 25 2023 - New archive of Santa Fe clergy abuse documents hailed as unprecedented
An unprecedented public archive of clergy sexual abuse documents is being established at the University of New Mexico thanks to a collaborative agreement between abuse survivors and the Archdiocese of ...

Feb 25 2023 - Coroner says Upstate business owner died before his car crashed
The coroner has released new information about the Seneca, South Carolina business owner who died Wednesday afternoon. The Oconee County Coroner's office said someone called 911 at about 4:30 p.m.

Feb 25 2023 - Fox News exec said 'the North Koreans do a more nuanced show' than the now-fired host Lou Dobbs: la
Fox News president Jay Wallace said he thought North Korean propaganda was more subtle than the output of now-fired Fox Business host Lou Dobbs, per a new court filing. Wallace said in September ...

Feb 25 2023 - Colleges Fear Cost of Doing Business Will Become Much Costlier
Inflation, enrollment woes, and increasing intolerance of tuition increases has made this budget season especially difficult.

Feb 25 2023 - East Rome man arrested for training dogs to fight, police say
ROME, Ga. - A Rome man has been arrested and about 18 dogs have been rescued after Floyd County Police say officers busted a dog-fighting training operation. Jacob Driver Jr, 50, of East Rome, was ...

Feb 25 2023 - Oroho, Bucco, Pennacchio bill providing $17 million to support lakes advances
Got money for lake health? The state does, and Township Business Administrator Andrew Tatarenko said he’ll take it, when and if legislators approve giving the state ...

Feb 25 2023 - 8-year-old's help leads to the arrest of his mother's killer, prosecutors say
Police arrested a man for killing his business partner and friend thanks to the help of the victim's 8-year-old son, prosecutors said.

Feb 25 2023 - Jennifer Brown murder: Business partner arrested in death of missing Pennsylvania mom
The suspect talked to Action News last month, saying he was helping detectives and was "stunned" by Brown's disappearance. ROYERSFORD, Pennsylvania -- An arrest has been made in the Jennifer Brown ...

Feb 25 2023 - Hillsborough Business Association Hosts Job Fair Feb. 28
Are you a business looking to expand your workforce, or fill vacant positions? The Hillsborough Business Association will host a free Job Fair Feb. 28 from 10 a.m.-noon in the Senior Activities Room ...

Feb 25 2023 - Bulgogi, burgers and 24 brews: Columbus Brewing Company opens in Franklin Park
Columbus Brewing Company finally opened the doors to its new beer hall on Monday, in a historic build in Franklin Park years in the making, after several years of anticipation. The 13,000-square-foot ...

Feb 25 2023 - Pennsylvania man convicted on over 20 counts of child sexual abuse
A Pennsylvania jury found a Harrisburg man guilty on Wednesday of more than 20 charges of child sex abuse, which included rape and sexual intercourse. Anthony Beckem Jr., 34, was convicted of rape ...

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