Jan 12 2023 - Boeing orders rise to 4-year high but still trail Airbus Boeing took more than 200 net orders for passenger airplanes in December to complete its best year since 2018, but it failed again to catch up with European manufacturer Airbus in orders and aircraft ...
Jan 12 2023 - Advocates: Proposed budget for W.Va. doesn't go far enough Advocates say West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s budget proposal doesn’t go far enough to support the most vulnerable residents in one of the nation’s poorest states. Prevent Child Abuse West ...
Jan 12 2023 - Getting Around Grenada The best way to get around Grenada is by car. Unless you're planning to spend all of your time in Grand Anse Beach or St. George's, you'll need your own set of wheels. Public minibuses do provide ...
Jan 12 2023 - Group travels to Capitol to push for long-term care needs A coach bus full of individuals representing nursing homes and long-term care facilities in the region visited the state Capitol Monday to impress on legislators the staffing crisis facing senior ...
Jan 12 2023 - Fan bus available for KMS-Springfield game Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg will be sending a fan bus to the state Class A semifinal football game against Springfield on Saturday at the Metro-dome in Minneapolis. The cost for the fan bus is $15 ...
Jan 12 2023 - Crash on Newport's Medina Way There has been a crash on the Medina Way dual carriageway in Newport this morning (Wednesday). The road is busy towards Cowes, as traffic is having to avoid the outside lane. Officers from Hampshire ...
Jan 12 2023 - NJ Transit Rail Operations Celebrates 40 Years of Service January 1, 2023, marked the 40th anniversary of NJ Transit assuming control and management of the operations of New Jersey’s commuter rail network, previously operated by Conrail under contract to NJ ...
Jan 12 2023 - NJ Transit celebrates 40-year anniversary of rail operations In recognition of the anniversary, NJ Transit has painted four locomotives in “Heritage” paint schemes to recognize the predecessor railroads and employees that make up the system.
Jan 12 2023 - ImOn to acquire Sioux City broadband provider FiberComm ImOn Communications has announced plans to acquire FiberComm, a Sioux City-based provider of broadband and voice services for businesses. FiberComm has ...
Jan 12 2023 - City of Hoquiam approves 3% utility tax increase The City of Hoquiam approved a tax increase that will affect the water business, stormwater disposal business or sewage disposal business tax. The increase takes the tax from 12% to 15%.
Jan 12 2023 - Fun Things to do in Beaumont with Kids These things to do in Beaumont with kids will keep you busy all day! Beaumont, Texas, is located in southeast Texas, about 86 miles east of Houston on I-10 and minutes from the Louisiana border.
Jan 12 2023 - Longview ISD responds to reported bus driver shortage Like many other school districts, Longview ISD is experiencing a bus driver shortage. Coming back from the holiday break, the district faced some problems pertaining to the buses.
Jan 12 2023 - Business council in works in Hadley A Hadley-specific business organization that would serve as a conduit of getting information between businesspeople and town officials is in the early stages of formation.The Select Board voiced its ...
Jan 12 2023 - Sandy Springs, CAC and Goodwill partner for job fair at City Hall Sandy Springs Connects!, which brings jobseekers together with the thriving business community. Employers from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses in fields from healthcare to retail will ...
Jan 12 2023 - MLK Day 2023: What’s open and closed on Monday in Savannah Some institutions and businesses may be closed on Monday, Jan. 17, in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Day, a national holiday. King, a civil rights leader who ...
Jan 12 2023 - Delta airliner goes off icy taxiway in Minneapolis snowstorm A Delta jet went off an icy taxiway after landing in a snowstorm in Minneapolis but no passengers were injured. Delta says the Airbus A320 landed safely Tuesday night on ...
Jan 12 2023 - Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples’ Day proposal returns to state house On Wednesday, the New Hampshire House Executive Departments and Administration committee discussed proposed legislation that would change Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day in New Hampshire.
Jan 12 2023 - James Michael Thomas “Taco” “Tommy” Talbott, II James Michael Thomas “Taco” “Tommy” Talbott, II, 48, of Chillicothe, passed 11:27 a.m. Saturday, January 7, 2023 at residence unexpectedly. He was born September 25, 1974 in Columbus, Ohio. Surviving ...
Jan 12 2023 - SunLine bus drivers are Coachella Valley's unsung heroes As winter visitors to the Coachella Valley, we have been charmed by the beauty of the valley and the warmth of its citizens. On our current visit, we have become regular users of the SunLine buses.
Jan 12 2023 - Alberta RCMP take over 170 impaired drivers off the road The holidays were a busy time for Alberta RCMP, as usual. Between Christmas Eve and January 2, over 2,200 tickets were issued. Over half of those were for traffic safety violations like careless ...
Jan 12 2023 - Four new trustees elected to UW board Roxanne Hepfer, Human Resources business partner, Edgewell; Jim Hill, executive director, Sidney Shelby Economic Partnership; Missy Tallmadg ...
Jan 12 2023 - You can dance if you want to in south Roseburg At Diamond Dance Studio, dancers are seen as more than a necessary part of a business plan; they are as unique and precious as the stone the studio is named after. Erica Reynolds is the special ...
Jan 12 2023 - Salem invites residents to Local Government Academy Anyone can apply for the five-week workshop, but priority goes to Salem residents and business owners. Granite Solutions is a reporting project focusing on mental health in New Hampshire from The ...
Jan 12 2023 - Homeless in dangerous weather During the winter season, being homeless means navigating the day through temperatures of sometimes minus forty. Shelters become busier, meaning sickness can spread more easily. The amount of people ...
Jan 12 2023 - Canadian MRO Begins Bankruptcy Proceedings Canadian MRO Springer Aerospace has begun restructuring proceedings following pandemic-related financial woes. It is now seeking potential buyers for its assets and business operations, which are ...
Jan 12 2023 - Northern wrestling finishes road trip with dual win over Dickinson State On the road in North Dakota Wednesday night, the Montana State University-Northern wrestling team took care of business with a 28-9 victory in its dual against Dickinson State University. While the ...
Jan 12 2023 - Upcoming events at Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU Sunday, January 22 at 2:30 p.m. The first Japanese diplomat posted in Lithuania, Chiune Sugihara risked his career and the lives of Jewish families to issue transit visas granting Jews safe passage ...
Jan 12 2023 - Students Watch in Excitement as Herd of Elk Cross Washington River Children on a school bus spotted a herd of elk crossing the Skagit River, near the small town of Lyman, Washington, footage online shows.Video taken by a Sedro-Woolley School District employee and ...
Jan 12 2023 - FiberComm being acquired by eastern Iowa broadband provider An eastern Iowa company has announced it is acquiring FiberComm. For over 20 years, FiberComm has been providing Internet and voice services to businesses in the Sioux City area. It is being acquired ...
Jan 12 2023 - Man in critical condition after being hit by bus in Edinburgh A man is in critical condition in hospital after being hit by a bus in Edinburgh. Emergency services were called to the scene on Nicolson Street at about 20:00 on Wednesday. The 51-year-old was taken ...
Jan 12 2023 - MA Child Abuse Emergency Line Supervisor Judge Baker (JBCC) has an exciting Supervisor opportunity, working partly remotely and partly on-site in our new state-of-the-art facility in Waltham! ABOUT THE MA CHILD ABUSE EMERGENCY LINE: The MA ...
Jan 12 2023 - Getting Around Hot Springs, AR You'll need the car when exploring Hot Springs as public transit throughout the town, and Arkansas as a whole ... drives through Hot Springs National Park. Enterprise Hertz Three bus routes ...
Jan 12 2023 - PA Farm Show 2023: Businesses, events, and more on Day 4! Day 4 of the 2023 Farm Show was jam packed with a lot of exciting events in the New Holland Arena, and even more business vendors still out promoting their products!
Jan 12 2023 - Check fraud scheme leads to Naples drug bust A woman who was wanted for stealing checks was found with drugs after a traffic stop in Naples found her sitting in the passenger seat.
Jan 12 2023 - Border pressures migrate north as Venezuelans head to Colorado But when he finally arrived in El Paso, Texas, last week, the 32-year-old settled on a new destination, only one relatively cheap bus ride away — Denver, an additional 680 miles (1,094 kilometers) ...
Jan 12 2023 - UAE names oil company chief to lead UN climate talks COP28 The United Arab Emirates has named a veteran technocrat with experience in both renewable energies and the oil business as the president of the upcoming United Nations climate negotiations in Dubai ...
Jan 12 2023 - Mississippi company pleads guilty to federal illegal dumping A Mississippi wastewater hauling business has pleaded guilty in federal court to illegally discharging industrial waste into the sewer system in the state's capital city, federal prosecutors said ...
Jan 12 2023 - Upcoming Highland Co. Extension programs The new year is off to a busy start for us at Highland County Extension. We will be offering numerous programs over the next few weeks, and we hope you can ...
Jan 12 2023 - Freeport auto parts store goes up in flames Multiple fire agencies were on the scene of a blaze at a Freeport business Wednesday night. Advisers with Food and Drug Administration said that Moderna held back some data when its COVID-19 vaccine ...
Jan 12 2023 - School bus routes overhauled as driver shortages persist Columbus and Reynoldsburg had to overhaul their bus routes this month to adjust — an unprecedented mid-year move. Why it matters: Busing disruptions are the biggest factor preventing education from ...
Jan 12 2023 - Eden Valley Man Convicted of Sexually Abusing Three Children A 43-year-old Eden Valley man has been found guilty of first-degree criminal sexual conduct for molesting children as far back as 2015. A Stearns County jury convicted Casimiro Sosa-Saavedra on all ...
Jan 12 2023 - Prout students injured in Charlestown bus crash Dr. Phillip Chan, a consultant medical director at the Rhode Island Department of Health, joined 12 News at 4 Friday to discuss post-holiday illnesses and the new coronavirus variant.
Jan 12 2023 - Man accused of threatening business owner with gun sentenced A Baraga man charged with using a gun to threaten another man last year has been sentenced. Edwin Bonham, 53, was arrested last January following an argument with a local businessman. Police searched ...
Jan 12 2023 - No. 3 Grayson takes care of business against Brookwood LOGANVILLE, GEORGIA – Grayson’s Gicarri Harris and Amir Taylor were virtually unstoppable in the first quarter of Friday’s Region 4-AAAAAAA opener at home against Brookwood. The duo combined to score ...
Jan 12 2023 - New Smyrna Beach to vote on building moratorium New Smyrna Beach saw Central Florida’s highest rainfall totals during Hurricane Ian. Several homes and businesses were flooded as a result. City commissioners are hoping to prevent that from happening ...
Jan 12 2023 - Idaho Falls' new transit program, GIFT, serves 44,000 in six months The Greater Idaho Falls Transit service, which began offering rides in August, has reached its six-month mark and has completed double the number of rides as its predecessor’s annual ridership ...
Jan 12 2023 - Hill County business owner at odds with city of Havre over bulk water Cody Miles uses a lot of water. As the co-owner of High Horizon Gardens, a hydroponic business just outside Havre that grows lettuce, he needs hundreds of gallons of water at a time weekly ...
Jan 12 2023 - Finding premium bourbons in NC could get easier Ahead of the two-year state legislative session that began Wednesday, a spokesman for the state ABC Commission told the Charlotte Ledger Business Newsletter the distribution of high-end bourbons is a ...
Jan 12 2023 - On Side Forges Ontario Growth and Regional Service Expansion Plans On Side Restoration Ltd. (“On Side Restoration”, “On Side” or the “Company”), has been busy behind the scenes with greenfield and acquisition activities to support their steady and continually ...
Jan 12 2023 - UAE names technocrat to lead upcoming UN COP28 climate talks The United Arab Emirates has named a veteran technocrat with experience in both renewable energies and the oil business as the president of the upcoming United Nations climate negotiations in Dubai ...
Jan 12 2023 - Nurse's aide accused of sexually abusing nursing home residents New Hampshire. He has been charged with rape, assault to rape, and indecent assault and battery on a disabled person over 60. Bueh is due back in Salem District Court for a probable cause hearing on ...
Jan 12 2023 - Water crisis forces closures in Jackson, Mississippi Public schools in Jackson, Mississippi, were forced to go virtual on Thursday, with much of the state capital under a boil water notice since Christmas. Businesses in the city are also closing amid ...
Jan 12 2023 - Holland gives voters final say on proposed waterfront development PRIOR COVERAGE: Holland stays busy as transformational projects take shape Project leaders say the waterfront development could generate around 20 million dollars annually for the West Michigan area. ...
Jan 12 2023 - Can ‘Babylon’ Bounce Back From Box Office Bomb? When MGM’s Singin’ in the Rain, Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen’s musical valentine to Hollywood’s silent film era as it transitioned into the world of talkies, opened in the spring of 1952, it instantly ...
Jan 12 2023 - Major Gifts Officer for The North Carolina Arboretum ASHEVILLE - The Major Gifts Officer (MGO) will be a member of a robust Development team that supports the mission of The North Carolina Arboretum through efforts to advance the culture of philanthropy ...
Jan 12 2023 - Shenandoah 'Candy Man' helping to support small businesses SHENANDOAH, Pa. — Albert Victor starts every morning packing Gertrude Hawk candy bars to sell and support the businesses and nonprofits throughout his hometown of Shenandoah. Never keeping the ...
Jan 12 2023 - Retirement claims another Shenandoah business SHENANDOAH — Another longtime, iconic community business has closed its doors as a result of retirement. Jean’s News Agency/Newsstand at the southwest corner of Centre and Market streets ...
Jan 12 2023 - Two young children, man shot exiting Metro bus in Northwest Washington The children, 6- and 9-years-old, did not have injuries that appeared to be life-threatening, said D.C. police Chief Robert J. Contee III. One of the injured children was a boy, the other a girl, ...
Jan 12 2023 - This Week's Baltimore Deal Sheet East Joppa Road in Parkville to a private investment group for $4.5M, according to the Baltimore Business Journal. Gil Neuman of Neuman Commercial Group arranged the sale of the 21K SF property.
Jan 12 2023 - 5 free little alternative boxes in Richmond There are now four Richmond locations for video trades in repurposed Blockbuster rental drop boxes, of course. For an added dose of nostalgia, the Fan District box sits in the front of the former ...
Jan 12 2023 - Missouri boarding school under investigation will shut down A Christian boarding school in Missouri that's been under intense scrutiny over abuse allegations will close later this month. It's citing financial hardship. Agape Boarding School in Stockton has ...
Jan 12 2023 - Former Lobo Mathis to be a College Football Hall of Famer Las Vegas, Nevada, entering the Hall of Fame with a class that includes Reggie Bush, Tim Tebow, Dwight Freeney, Luke Kuechly, Troy Vincent and Brian Westbrook. Mathis is the second former Lobo to be ...
Jan 12 2023 - The beer challenges of 2023 Beer has become big business. In Massachusetts, the industry supports more than 14,000 employees and, according to the Brewers Association, had an economic impact of more than $1.6 billion in 2021.
Jan 12 2023 - Stewart Manor students perform showcase The worldwide pandemic has threatened many of the businesses you rely on every day, but don’t let it take away your source for local news. Now more than ever, we need your help to ensure nothing ...
Jan 12 2023 - Boys Best of the Week: Marion Harding bowlers rolling along in MOAC Marion Harding's bowlers continue to handle their business in the Mid Ohio Athletic Conference. So far undefeated in league play, the Presidents took care of Galion 2,234-1,879 at Victory Lanes.
Jan 12 2023 - Hobart embraces greatness in growing The Village of Hobart continues to see an increase in residents and businesses moving in and is anticipating even more growth in 2023.
Jan 12 2023 - Business Highlights: Air travel chaos; Recession risk eases The White House said there was no evidence that a cyberattack triggered the outage, which upended travel plans for millions of passengers. President Joe Biden said he directed the Department of ...
Jan 12 2023 - Eco-tourism one of many new businesses bringing prosperity to Selma Thousands of people travel to Selma, Alabama every year to walk in the footsteps of the Bloody Sunday Foot Soldiers. It has become a beacon of equality from the Civil Rights Movement, but the once ...
Jan 12 2023 - Citi reopens 'fresh and new' flagship branch on Fairfax and 3rd Citi’s newly renovated branch on Fairfax Avenue and Third Street is now Citi's flagship branch in Southern California. The bank's Southern California market president sat down with L.A. Business First ...
Jan 12 2023 - Caldwell man sentenced to prison for sexual assault of a child Andres Anderson of Caldwell was sentenced Wednesday to 30 ... Anderson, 55, was arrested in Laredo, Texas, March 23, 2021, after a young girl disclosed that he had sexually abused her.
Jan 12 2023 - FBI Drug Bust One of Biggest in Yakima County History Information about the geographic location of the device when it accesses a website or mobile application Federal officials released information Wednesday about one of the largest drug seizures ever in ...
Jan 12 2023 - 34 indicted in drug trafficking bust U.S. Attorney William Ihlenfeld speaks about the drug trafficking bust during Wednesday afternoon's press briefing. To his left are Prosecutor Rebecca Miller, Sgt. J.D. Carson and Sheriff Nathan Sions ...
Jan 12 2023 - Storm Aftermath: 'Where did all that water come from?' With rain continuing to fall across Porterville and the surrounding communities, Tulare County Fire activated its Emergency Operation Center — with emergency personnel keeping busy in Strathmore, as w ...
Jan 12 2023 - Palo Alto Networks: Still Too Expensive Palo Alto Networks has been executing well and is an attractive business. Find out why the valuation of PANW is still too high for this environment.
Jan 12 2023 - Welch returns to Vermont for first full week as senator RUTLAND, Vt. (WCAX) - A new session has started in Washington, D.C., and Vermont’s congressional delegation is already busy at work. After days of unrest, new members of the House of ...
Jan 12 2023 - Meet the 'pinball man' of Montana Seff Propios, who owns Spin A Rip, a pinball machine rental company in Missoula, recently celebrated one year of his business.
Jan 12 2023 - Portion of creek isolated after oil spill Canadian company TC Energy has temporarily diverted a Washington County stream to isolate a four-mile stretch fouled by its busted Keystone oil pipeline.
Jan 12 2023 - Dave & Buster’s to build Lansing Township location A new Dave & Buster’s could soon call Lansing Township home. The Lansing Township Planning Department confirmed the Lansing Township Board approved a new Dave & Buster’s location at the Eastwood Towne ...
Jan 12 2023 - Fentanyl, meth and cocaine allegedly seized during drug raid in Lindsay Police allegedly seized a quantity of fentanyl, meth and cocaine during a bust in Lindsay. On Tuesday, Jan. 10, members of the Police Criminal Investigations Unit, Drug Unit and Street Crime Unit ...
Jan 12 2023 - EXCLUSIVE: Jon Bon Jovi's exciting new family business Jon Bon Jovi has taken centrestage as the frontman for one of the most successful rock bands in the world. But the 60-year-old New Jersey native says he’s content playing second fiddle to his son ...
Jan 12 2023 - More radioactive tests sought at St. Louis school district Scott Spellmon, Hawley and Bush said the agency should respond to a request by the district to have all its properties tested. The request comes after district officials received conflicting ...
Jan 12 2023 - More radioactive tests sought for Hazelwood School District In an unusual show of bipartisanship, Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley and Democratic U.S. Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri asked the federal government to perform more testing for radioactive ...
Jan 12 2023 - 37 PHENOMENAL THINGS TO DO IN WASHINGTON STATE Not only is Washington wildly beautiful, but the state is also filled with charming towns, bustling cities, and plenty of outdoor adventures. No matter what you're looking for, Washington State has it ...
Jan 12 2023 - MBTA Plans Free Service Around MA New Year's Eve Celebrations Anyone headed into Boston Saturday night will have the chance to utilize free MBTA transit service coinciding with New Year’s Eve celebrations this year. The MBTA will offer fare free service after 8 ...
Jan 12 2023 - Leverage South Sound’s Freight Rail Network for Passenger Service It’s no secret our region is lacking in heavy rail transit options. Our only existing service, Sounder, is operated in such a manner that it functionally excludes anyone who isn’t traveling into ...
Jan 12 2023 - WA bushfire threats downgraded Two bushfires that threatened properties in Western Australia have been downgraded from emergency warnings to watch and act alerts.Residents near a fire burning east of Donnybrook in the state's ...
Jan 12 2023 - Bush Library Director of Education Shirley Hammond retires Shirley Hammond, the Director of Education at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, announced her retirement Friday after 21 years at the Bush Library.
Jan 12 2023 - What Could Go Wrong for the Federal Reserve in 2023 The Federal Reserve’s goal is to push the rate ... If you were willing to ignore transitory goods price pressures on the way up, you also need to ignore them on the way down.
Jan 12 2023 - Proposed Blockbuster Would See Bulls Land Lakers’ LeBron James The Chicago Bulls (19-21) could look very different next season even beyond the anticipated departure of big man Nikola Vucevic barring a late-developing change of heart on a new deal. There have ...
Jan 12 2023 - MMAC tabs Dale Kooyenga for leadership role A date for the transition hasn’t been determined but it will be after 2023, assuming things go well for Kooyenga in his new private-sector role. Sheehy, who has been MMAC president since 1992, has not ...
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Jan 12 2023 - Prevail Bank donates to HAVEN Prevail Bank, with locations in Baraboo, Eau Claire, Marshfield, Medford, Owen, Phillips, Stevens Point, Wausau, and Wisconsin Rapids. recently donated $5,000 to HAVEN, Inc., a domestic abuse and ...
Jan 12 2023 - 3 arrested in Huntington, West Virginia in drug bust Three people were arrested Wednesday, in a drug bust in Huntington. According to Huntington Police, Members of the Huntington Violent Crime Drug Task Force, Huntington ...
