Jan 05 2023 - Year in Review: Area business comings and goings in 2022 Although the business world continues to be in turmoil, with the pandemic scrambling labor supply, customer demand and struggling supply chains, and America’s rising interest rates squeezing ...
Jan 05 2023 - UTV crash in Hastings Highlands leads to drug bust Ontario Provincial Police say a response to a UTV crash led to the arrest of two people on accusations of possessing several illegal drugs.
Jan 05 2023 - Cannabis firms fail in lawsuit against Royal Oak Six recreational marijuana business applicants that sued Royal Oak after the city decided against granting them licenses to operate recently had their lawsuit dismissed in Oakland County Circuit Court ...
Jan 05 2023 - Vermont wage increase upsets some tipped workers WITH THE IMPACTS THIS WAGE INCREASE IS HAVING ON SOME LOCAL WORKERS. LAUREN? BRIAN, THE BASIC WAGE RATE FOR TIPPED WORKERS ALSO WENT UP AS OF YESTERDAY. BUT ACCORDING TO THE BURLINGTON BUSINESS ...
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Jan 05 2023 - Houston businesses reflect on a challenging 2022 Looking back, however, offers an opportunity to reflect on strategic shifts, opportunities lost and found and lessons learned. The Chronicle asked executives from a cross section of area business to ...
Jan 05 2023 - $1M land sale to prompt new Dayton-area restaurant, car wash A $1 million sale of 1.6 acres in the Dayton region closed Dec. 15. The sale will result in a new business. The land, near the intersection of Dayton Yellow Springs and Trebein roads in Fairborn ...
Jan 05 2023 - Maine’s low-income heating program gets $6.5M boost from feds Credit: Robert F. Bukaty / AP Maine is slated to receive additional federal funding to help low-income residents heat their homes. The $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill, recently passed by ...
Jan 05 2023 - Pet shop, other businesses, destroyed in Mendota fire MENDOTA, Ill. (CBS) -- Investigators are trying to figure out what caused a devastating fire in the LaSalle County community of Mendota. It broke out overnight, destroying multiple businesses ...
Jan 05 2023 - Andover to get 7 more liquor licenses He added that while there are no businesses currently awaiting licenses, the bill will promote new growth in Andover. The licenses will be restricted to businesses inside certain areas around ...
Jan 05 2023 - New to farming? For military veterans, there’s a local program for that Cullman County has lots of veteran farmers; experienced growers and ranchers who’ve made agriculture their business for decades or even generations. But what about farmers who are actual military ...
Jan 05 2023 - 11 Ways to Make Your Visit to Auburn, New York Special! Auburn, New York is one of Upstate's greatest, smaller cities. There is just so much history here! Auburn has a population of 27,000 and it is the county seat of Cayuga County. It has a bustling ...
Jan 05 2023 - Auburn native, restaurant maven to open bagel shop downtown When Tony Daddabbo decided to open a food business in his hometown of Auburn, he naturally looked to the location that once boasted his family's name: Daddabbo's Pizza.
Jan 05 2023 - Lebanon charges 7 suspects in killing of UN peacekeeper Lebanon's military tribunal on Thursday charged seven suspects in last month's attack that killed an Irish peacekeeper when a group of armed local residents ambushed his convoy and opened fire, ...
Jan 05 2023 - Virginia’s minimum wage set to increase in 2023 The New Year brings another minimum wage increase in the Commonwealth. On January 1, the minimum wage will increase from $11 to $12. Last year, it went up by $1.50. Local businesses, like Checkered ...
Jan 05 2023 - Plea hearing for Daniel Fitzko conducted before Judge Mark Wills After being advised of his rights including the right to trial by jury, a Mercer County man pleaded guilty in circuit court Wednesday to felonies including sexual abuse by a parent, guardian or ...
Jan 05 2023 - Downtown Claremore sees local business success Downtown Claremore has seen so much success with local businesses coming in that there's now a waitlist for business owners.
Jan 05 2023 - 2022 in review: 5 most-read business updates in Tomball, Magnolia Here are the five most-read business updates by Tomball and Magnolia readers in 2022 as of Dec. 21. 1. Costco files permits for location in Tomball Costco is planning a store and fuel station at the ...
Jan 05 2023 - NJ Transit offering fare deals, schedule changes for New Year’s weekend As we close out 2022, NJ Transit is offering extra service and special deals to families traveling with children to New York City, Philadelphia and Atlantic City. From now through 6 a.m. Jan. 3, two ...
Jan 05 2023 - New Jersey Transit Long Branch Line We’re part way through the transformation of our Library Place branch in Jersey. On Saturday 04 and Monday 06 Nov we'll close the branch while we complete some ...
Jan 05 2023 - MO Amendment 3’s impact on youth Since Missouri Amendment 3 was legalized in November, many are concerned about youth in rural areas and their developing young brains. The National Institution on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the Ray County ...
Jan 05 2023 - State Sen. Thompson Rehder proposes bridge honor for Welge State Sen. Holly Thompson Rehder has introduced legislation to name the Missouri portion of the new Chester Bridge after late businessman Don Welge, president and CEO of Gilster-Mary Lee Corp., who ...
Jan 05 2023 - BILLY LONG – At Long Last My Last Long’s Short Report Let's start at the beginning. The beginning in this case was when my wife Barbara and I stepped off the members-elect bus on the plaza where you enter our natio ...
Jan 05 2023 - Cardinals Players Flock to the Baseball Performance Lab in Louisiana This offseason many of your favorite Cardinals players are stopping by Baton Rogue Louisiana, not for the food (even though it’s surely a pitstop), they’re instead making a business trip to the ...
Jan 05 2023 - Callaway County Sheriff’s Office finishes 2022 with meth bust The Callaway County Sheriff's Office closed out 2022 with a meth bust in the Fulton area. On Dec. 30, the CCSO executed a search warrant in the early morning hours. As a result of the search warrant, ...
Jan 05 2023 - Route 60 in Stoddard County Reduced to one lane for drainage repairs Eastbound Business Route 60 will be reduced to one lane so road crews can perform drainage repairs. The section of roadway is located from One Mile Road to Cooper Street in Dexter Missouri. Missouri ...
Jan 05 2023 - Missouri becoming a popular state to settle in, study shows Haul trucks increased by 7% over 2021, while departures rose less than 4%. Overall moving traffic slowed throughout most of the U.S. but remained busy in the Show-Me State in 2022. Do-it-yourself ...
Jan 05 2023 - Purina invests additional $110M in Clinton factory, adds 15 jobs Nestle Purina PetCare Company’s continued investment in the Greater Clinton Region is proof that our area boasts a business-friendly environment with the infrastructure and r ...
Jan 05 2023 - Freshman gives team added pop Struggling from the three-point line against Missouri's packed-in zone, the Arkansas Razorbacks needed a zone buster on Wednesday.
Jan 05 2023 - Polk County, Mo., woman faces charges involving death of her child A grand jury indicted a Polk County woman in the death of a child. Ashley Cameron faces charges of child abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. The child, 13, died in February 2021.
Jan 05 2023 - John Loeffler John J. Loeffler, 100 years and 2 months old, of Cape Girardeau died Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023, at Missouri Veterans Home. John was born in Columbus, Ohio, to John and Florence Loeffler. He and Laurene ...
Jan 05 2023 - Best burger joints near Albany, according to Yelp Will definitely be back next time through Albany.” — Matt J. Junior’s has three locations in Albany, Guilderland and North Greenbush. You can view the menu on the restaurant’s website.
Jan 05 2023 - The First Royal Maharlika Summit Emerged Triumphantly in the Philippines "The Paramount Sultana of Royal Maharlika, HRH Sultana Mariam Amor Torres Mastura"The 2022 summit includes the Royal Enthronement, Maharlika Business Forum and Royal Maharlika Awards. Royalty and poli ...
Jan 05 2023 - Deal for 250,000 disabled to get jobs Business has struck a deal with the Albanese government to bring more disabled people into the workforce, as part of a broader plan to create job opportunities for 250,000 Australians.
Jan 05 2023 - Online Seminary Programs A seminary degree program at Bethel will prepare you to begin or advance a career in ministry, nonprofit work, organizational leadership, and more. Our online programs are designed for busy adults who ...
Jan 05 2023 - Business People: Missy Durant appointed chief people officer at Medica Minnetonka-based health insurer Medica announced the appointment of Missy Durant to the new position of chief people officer. Franconia Sculpture Park, Shafer, Minn., announced the departure of ...
Jan 05 2023 - Columbus Weather: Wintry mix, snow showers return Thursday Wintry mix and snow showers return Thursday afternoon and evening. We're wet through the weekend but we dry out next week!MORE | Radar | Maps | View, Share Weather PhotosWEDNESDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy ...
Jan 05 2023 - The City of Columbus comes together working on homelessness Homelessness is a problem everywhere, even here in North Mississippi. In Columbus, shelter options for people experiencing homelessness are extremely limited. The Golden Triangle Homeless Coalition ...
Jan 05 2023 - Michigan School Districts Aim to Electrify More Bus Fleets More electric school buses will be on Michigan’s roadways this year, partly thanks to a federal grant helping 25 school districts make their first electric school bus purchase, reported The Detroit ...
Jan 05 2023 - Federal funding to replace culvert in Stanwood Snohomish County will receive federal funding to replace a culvert in Stanwood's Lake Martha Creek, which will improve fish passage and repair roadway damage. The funding comes from the omnibus ...
Jan 05 2023 - Resident Artist Program in Silver City reflects on busy year The Resident Artist Program in Silver City had a particularly busy year offering free public concerts, art exhibitions, poetry readings, and art workshops. Visual artists, musicians and poets brought ...
Jan 05 2023 - Victim in Sandusky sex abuse case sues the ex-coach, Penn State We are part of The Trust Project. Reuters) - A man who testified last year at Jerry Sandusky's child sex abuse trial about years of sexual assault sued the former football coach and Pennsylvania ...
Jan 05 2023 - No. 3 Ohio State rebounds vs No. 14 Michigan to stay perfect COLUMBUS, Ohio — Taylor Mikesell scored 16 points and Rikki Harris added 14 as No. 3 Ohio State won its 15th straight game, coming from behind to beat turnover-prone No. 14 Michigan 66-57 on Saturday.
Jan 05 2023 - What's in the $1.7T federal spending bill for Michigan Washington — The year-end omnibus spending bill that Congress is rushing to pass by Friday includes $342 million earmarked for more than 200 Michigan ... Airport in Grand Rapids (also Stabenow ...
Jan 05 2023 - Monroe County Agriculture: Looking ahead to the new year Look ahead The new year is traditionally a time to reflect, recharge, step back and set some goals for the year ahead. Now is a time to reflect on the farm business, both internally and externally.
Jan 05 2023 - Boil order lifted for parts of Milan The Village of Milan Water Department has issued a boil order until further notice for residences and businesses located south of 12th Avenue and east of the Beltline, including Knoxville Road and ...
Jan 05 2023 - 9 Manistee area businesses that closed and 9 that opened in 2022 From sad goodbyes to new business development, 2022 was an impactful year for the Manistee area. MANISTEE COUNTY — Readers were interested in new businesses opening in the area, but 2022 was a year ...
Jan 05 2023 - Leroy Odell Dease, 77 With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Leroy Odell Dease of West Haven, Connecticut, who transitioned on Friday, December 2, 2022 at the age of 77. He was predeceased by his wife, Beverly ...
Jan 05 2023 - A new entertainment spot is opening in the heart of Lapeer LAPEER, MI — Christina and Christopher Herr are turning their hobby of collecting pinball machines and nostalgic arcade games into a new entertainment business in downtown Lapeer. Axecadia ...
Jan 05 2023 - Kinross Alaska earns two recognitions Kinross Alaska wrapped up its year with two recognitions — one for its director of environmental affairs and one for the business as a whole. Bartly Kleven with Kinross Alaska is one of ...
Jan 05 2023 - Does Sydney Airport Operate Without A Manager? Leaked reports have shown Sydney airport has had over 70 breaches where no manager was on duty. Reports leaked to the media show that Australia's busiest airport, Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD), ...
Jan 05 2023 - Kalamazoo Police Chief to Retire After Harassment Complaints KALAMAZOO, Mich. (AP) — A police chief in southwestern Michigan is stepping down following allegations by three female city employees of discrimination, sexual harassment and verbal abuse.
Jan 05 2023 - Hartford celebrates First Night to ring in the new year HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Places everywhere are ready for their New Year’s celebrations and that includes Bushnell Park in Hartford. First Night in Hartford is something that has taken all 365 ...
Jan 05 2023 - Community Spotlight week of Jan 1 and beyond Euchre event • St. Hubert Knights of Columbus to host Super Euchre to Benefit Special Olympics Jan. 13 at St. Hubert Activity Center, 38775 Prentiss, Harrison Township. Doors open 6 p.m.; dinner ...
Jan 05 2023 - Greenville Police are asking for help in finding coin thief GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - A coin dealer comes back to find his car trunk had broken into and multiple items inside were stolen. A coin dealer was followed from a local coin show to a business ...
Jan 05 2023 - Clio’s Natalie Archibald on creating digital-first workspaces Intentionality and collaboration are two crucial leadership pillars that every business needs to consider when redesigning the office and entering new markets, according to Clio’s vice president of ...
Jan 05 2023 - Gas prices in Michigan went up this week: Why they're rising "Michigan motorists are seeing higher gas prices as they ring in 2023," said Adrienne Woodland, a spokeswoman for AAA. "An increase in crude oil prices to close out 2022, along with a busy holiday ...
Jan 05 2023 - Will Michigan minimum wage increase impact small businesses? Michigan’s minimum wage is seeing a slight increase in 2023, going from $9.87 an hour to $10.10 an hour. But the timing of the increase—coming after a year of rising costs due to inflation and supply ...
Jan 05 2023 - Ann Arbor businesses prepare for Fiesta Bowl crowds Despite being nearly 2,000 miles away from Glendale, Arizona where the game will take place, downtown Ann Arbor businesses like The Brown Jug are gearing up for busy crowds.
Jan 05 2023 - Adrian Wooldridge In global business, the coming year will be all about back to basics. Over the past decade, businesspeople have allowed themselves to dream big dramas about solving society’s most pressing ...
Jan 05 2023 - Roundtable Panelists Note Opportunities, Challenges for Year Ahead Talking the Talk As part of its annual Economic Outlook, BusinessWest put together a roundtable of area business leaders to discuss the issues facing the region and its business community and the ...
Jan 05 2023 - No Sen. Warren, You Can't Fix Southwest By Blocking JetBlue-Spirit Merger Thousands of flights have been canceled over the past couple weeks as the transit system has been rocked by weather. One airline in particular, Southwest Airlines, has struggled to handle the conditio ...
Jan 05 2023 - JUST IN: First Financial Bank acquires Dayton M&A firm With the addition of investment banking capabilities from Brady Ware Capital, First Financial Bank further expands the products and services we bring to bear for businesses and ...
Jan 05 2023 - Stoughton Suspect Arrested In Drug Trafficking Bust BROCKTON, MA — Eleven suspects, including one from Stoughton, were arrested and charged Tuesday in a takedown of a major South Shore drug trafficking organization, according to the Massachusetts ...
Jan 05 2023 - Pittsfield grocery closing after more than three decades PITTSFIELD — A grocery store that has been open in the community since the 1980s is closing its doors. Pittsfield Save-A-Lot announced Wednesday that it is going out of business. The store has ...
Jan 05 2023 - New Orange Line subway cars pulled from service over safety concerns BOSTON - Just months after transit officials shut down Boston's entire Orange Line subway line for 30 days to conduct repairs, officials pulled nine new Orange Line subway cars from service Friday ...
Jan 05 2023 - Transit Briefs: Sound Transit, MassDOT, Brightline Sound Transit reaches milestone on Hilltop Tacoma Link Extension. Also, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) conducts Northern Tier Passenger Rail Study to examine North ...
Jan 05 2023 - North Adams restaurant closing after short run with new management Desperados Mexican Restaurant in North Adams, Massachusetts says its closing due to a lack of business. The restaurant posted the news this week on Facebook, saying Desperados has also recently ...
Jan 05 2023 - Mayor says Milford on track to top 650 business openings in 2022 In 2021 we had 650, and we are on track to break the 650 number in 2022." Blake added the unemployment rate in Milford is 3.5 percent, compared to 11 percent during the pandemic. "All those indicators ...
Jan 05 2023 - Detour In Marlborough After Water Main Break: City MARLBOROUGH, MA — Drivers in Marlborough should avoid a busy section of West Main Street (Route 20) through the afternoon hours Wednesday. A water main broke under West Main Tuesday night in the ...
Jan 05 2023 - BostInno Approved: Here are the January events you need to know about Check out select January events below, including Boston's Back to Business Bash, a discussion on the state of manufacturing in Western Massachusetts and a fireside chat with Kyle York of Dyn and York ...
Jan 05 2023 - Leicester-based Bri’s Sweet Treats to open at Worcester Public Market Leicester-based Bri’s Sweet Treats will soon be opening its first permanent location at the. Briana Azier, owner of the artisan chocolate and treat business, told MassLive that she would be taking ...
Jan 05 2023 - Lawrence Three-Alarm Fire Causes Heavy Damage In Mill Building An accidental fire broke out in a large building in Lawrence after a high intensity work light caused combustible materials to ignite, officials say. The fire broke out early in the morning of Tuesday ...
Jan 05 2023 - British man shot dead in Jamaica was 'contract killing' The murder of a British tourist in Jamaica was a "contract killing" by "unknown assailants", police have said. Sean Patterson, a personal trainer from Shepherd's Bush, west London, was found with ...
Jan 05 2023 - Massachusetts GOP Gov. Baker marks final full day in office Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker engaged in a series of traditional ceremonies during his last full day as governor on Wednesday, marking the transition of power in the top office on Beacon Hill from ...
Jan 05 2023 - Inflation leads Coldwater's 'The Patio' to close up shop COLDWATER, Mich. — Over the last six years, residents who stopped at The Patio in Coldwater, Mich. enjoyed the multitude of flavors and options. Sadly, this small-business less than a mile from ...
Jan 05 2023 - A change of course for K-12 education? When Governor-elect Maura Healey’s transition team announced in December the appointment of Lynn Schools Superintendent Patrick Tutwiler as the state’s new education secretary, the move signaled to ...
Jan 05 2023 - $100K worth of illegal THC edibles seized in Massachusetts The Braintree Police Drug Control Unit received a tip that an illegal production of THC edibles was operating at a commercial business location on Mill Lane in Braintree. Police executed a search ...
Jan 05 2023 - Strong wind gusts cause power outages across Maryland The Maryland Transit Administration said Light ... Roof of business partially collapsed in Westminster: Emergency crews were called around 11:07 a.m. Friday to the 600 block of Baltimore Boulevard ...
Jan 05 2023 - Former Millersville Daycare Employee Charged With Child Abuse: Report MILLERSVILLE, MD — A former employee at a Millersville daycare was recently charged with abusing and assaulting a toddler in her care, WBAL reported. The TV station identified the suspect as ...
Jan 05 2023 - Elkins community remembers Trupo Local residents are remembering longtime local businessperson and community volunteer Debbie Trupo. “When we lost Debbie, we lost a valued and cherished member of our community,” Dr. Jenna Gongola of ...
Jan 05 2023 - Md. awards $10 million in community safety grants More than 150 Maryland nonprofits, business districts, local governments and neighborhood associations are getting nearly $10 million in grants as part of the state’s Community Safety Works Program.
Jan 05 2023 - Hayward announces plans for retirement Columbus City Engineer and Executive Director of Public Works Dave Hayward has said that Assistant City Engineer Andrew Beckort will become the city’s head engineer on Jan. 1, 2023. Hayward will ...
Jan 05 2023 - Aberdeen's Anthony Stewart vows not to 'take racist abuse lightly' Aberdeen captain Anthony Stewart has hinted that he will take action after being the subject of alleged racist abuse on social media. Stewart was sent off as Aberdeen lost 3-1 to St Mirren on ...
Jan 05 2023 - New start for Seaside Fitness through Ocean Springs Collective While most of the business expansion in Ocean Springs is toward the east, there's also some westward growth in the City of Discovery. Progress continues on what's called the Ocean Springs Collective j ...
Jan 05 2023 - SC pays out $1M to attorneys in Citadel sex abuse cases More than a decade after a sexual predator from the Lowcountry pleaded guilty to abusing young boys at the Citadel, the state is doling out more than $1 million in attorneys’ and court fees after two ...
Jan 05 2023 - Yara: 2023 Upsides And Targets Are Clear To Me Yara is one of the best fertilizer businesses on earth and by far the most attractive with a combination of quality and upside. Read why I think YARIY is a Buy.
Jan 05 2023 - Fort Mill Ford A dealership's rating is based on all of their reviews, with more weight given to recent reviews. Want to share your experience with this dealership? Service was great!! Yes I would do Business ...
Jan 05 2023 - Two arrested in Augusta drug bust Augusta Police say the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency and the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office executed a search and arrest warrant at an apartment on Summer Street, where they seized drugs, firearms, ...
Jan 05 2023 - Josh Hawley Mentioned Repeatedly in the January 6 Committee Report It notes that even after the insurrection, when the business of the day was able to resume, Hawley still objected to certifying the election results from Pennsylvania and Arizona. Despite Hawley's ...
Jan 05 2023 - New Grocery And Farmers Market Opening In Coweta Downtown Coweta will soon have a new business that is a half grocery store and half farmers market. The owners of Pure and Simple Market said they want to connect shoppers directly to their food ...
Jan 05 2023 - Bolivar woman charged with death of 14-year-old A woman is being accused of abusing a child until it was dead in Polk County. Ashley Dawn Cameron, 35, of Bolivar, was arrested and booked into the Polk County jail around 4:30 ...
Jan 05 2023 - West Virginia school bus crash sends 15 children to hospital Authorities say a school bus crash in West Virginia sent 15 children to the hospital. Officials told news outlets that the students were taken to Wheeling Hospital as a precaution ...
