US Bus Station.com June 05 2023 News Archive
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Jun 05 2023 - Businesses weigh in on traffic impact from sinkhole in downtown Talladega
Talladega Fire says they were returning from a call when the road began to cave in. Thankfully, they drove out of it and called for backup, but the road remained closed. Workers have added barricades ...

Jun 05 2023 - Bridging the Gap. Partnership Between City of Bayonne, New Jersey Transit Eyed for Repair of Key Cr
Desperately needed repairs to the 34th Street Bridge will likely be done as a joint project between the City of Bayonne and NJ Transit, local officials said recently. According to City Law Director ...

Jun 05 2023 - OC Transpo to keep parallel bus service through the first winter when Trillium Line launches
OC Transpo will run parallel bus service along the Trillium Line when it launches next winter, to help keep passengers moving as service begins along the north-south rail line.

Jun 05 2023 - WT Enterprise Center, Barrio Neighborhood Planning Committee hosting final entrepreneurship worksho
The WT Enterprise Center and the Barrio Neighborhood Planning Committee will host a final workshop for experienced entrepreneurs and start-up business owners on Tuesday.The last workshop of the “Start ...

Jun 05 2023 - Texas Is the Latest State to Ban Transition-Related Care for Minors
Youth who are currently receiving gender-affirming treatment will be required to wean off puberty blockers and hormones.

Jun 05 2023 - Why a little Fort Worth tamale shop is doing big business on Bonds Ranch Road
There is literally nowhere else to eat for an entire neighborhood locked in the north Fort Worth no-man’s land of endless subdivisions between busy rail lines west of U.S. 287.

Jun 05 2023 - Why a little tamale shop is doing big business on Bonds Ranch Road north of Fort Worth
There is literally nowhere else to eat for an entire neighborhood locked in the north Fort Worth no-man’s land of endless subdivisions between busy rail lines west of U.S. 287.

Jun 05 2023 - Osceola deputy used database to help sex-abuser coach, investigation finds
An Osceola County deputy was arrested after using law enforcement databases to help an Okeechobee County coach evade an arrest for abusing a minor, the Osceola County Sheriff announced Thursday.

Jun 05 2023 - Trayce Jackson-Davis' Wild NBA Tour Comes Home To Indiana For a Day
The 2023 NBA Draft is only two-plus weeks away now, and former Indiana Hoosiers star Trayce Jackson-Davis has been busy in the days and weeks leading up to it. He's been working out for several teams ...

Jun 05 2023 - Buckhannon (West Virginia) City Council hears update on Almost Heaven BBQ Bash, handles busy agenda
The Buckhannon City Council met Thursday evening and worked their way through an agenda that was a bit heavy due to their last meeting being ...

Jun 05 2023 - Former Ponderosa restaurant destroyed in west Columbus fire
A former restaurant building was destroyed in a fire on the far west side of Columbus early Monday morning. When firefighters arrived at a former Ponderosa restaurant on ...

Jun 05 2023 - The best restaurant in Columbus, according to Tripadvisor—plus, see the rest of the top 30
Stacker compiled a list of the highest-rated restaurants in Columbus using rankings from Tripadvisor. Tripadvisor rankings factor in the average rating and number of reviews. Some restaurants on the ...

Jun 05 2023 - Actress, writer shooting part of short film in Columbus
Submitted photo Alisha Gaddis is shown during her Columbus visit last month and is pictured with friend and producer Liz Cleland. Alisha Gaddis is a stand-up comic. A Latin Grammy-winning singer with ...

Jun 05 2023 - Investigation in ID’ing suspect in Country’s BBQ burglary continues in Columbus
Columbus police are still looking for a man who allegedly stole from the corporate office of a popular Columbus restaurant. The incident was even caught on camera.

Jun 05 2023 - What’s keeping Tamika Catchings busy in 2023? Cornhole — and much more
Indiana Fever legend Tamika Catchings participated in the Celebrity Pro-Am Cornhole Competition in Mesa, where The Next caught up with her.

Jun 05 2023 - "There's a fear there'; Alabama FOP presidents reacts to ambush of Huntsville Police officers
Robert Lambdin was arrested and charged with attempted murder of a police officer, aggravated assault and discharging a firearm into an occupied vehicle.

Jun 05 2023 - Improvements to Tualatin I-5 interchange to begin this month
The City of Tualatin will begin working to improve a busy Interstate 5 interchange this month, the city announced Thursday.

Jun 05 2023 - Hamden priest accused of sexually abusing woman reassigned while facing lawsuit, officials say
A Catholic priest accused in a lawsuit of sexual misconduct while serving at a Torrington church nearly three years ago has been assigned to "non-parish duties" at the Hamden parish where he now ...

Jun 05 2023 - CT priest sued for alleged sexual misconduct taken off parish duties at church
A Catholic priest accused of sexual abuse has been taken off parish duties at his church in Hamden, according to the Archdiocese of Hartford.

Jun 05 2023 - DA: Charleroi business owner who shot intruder was justified
UPDATE: A Charleroi building owner was justified in shooting an alleged intruder, Washington County District Attorney Jason Walsh announced Wednesday. A statement from the DA's office identified the ...

Jun 05 2023 - DA: Charleroi business owner justified in shooting intruder
The Washington County district attorney said a Charleroi business owner was justified in shooting an intruder last week.

Jun 05 2023 - Michael Doherty
Michael Doherty , 69, of North Arlington died Saturday, May 6, 2023. He worked as an internal auditor for New Jersey Transit in Newark for over 15 years before retiring in 2019. He was an avid ...

Jun 05 2023 - Guest view: Emergency request
As impacted business owners whoprovide critical jobs and support communities in the region, we respectfully request an emergency meeting and response from your office by Friday, June 2. Trout counts ...

Jun 05 2023 - ‘It’s just ridiculous’: Lehigh Valley pediatric-care owner waits months for license despite P
Erica Contreras had hoped her new business, Pediatric Stars, would be open by now. Delays in Harrisburg have prevented that, at a time when Gov. Josh Shapiro pledged to streamline processes for ...

Jun 05 2023 - Judge Will Allow 3 Women To Testify In Sexual Assault Case Against Cuba Gooding, Jr.
A New York judge has granted a request to allow three women who accused actor Cuba Gooding, Jr. of sexual abuse. The women will be able to testify at a federal civil trial next week. The women are ...

Jun 05 2023 - Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to get 4 new food, drink options
Four new businesses will be opening later this summer or in the fall at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. In Terminal A, The Bridge and Plum Market will open, while Gate C ...

Jun 05 2023 - June headliners: Tech/business events coming up across North Carolina
Serving readers statewide, here’s our latest preview of upcoming conferences, workshops, deadlines and socials across North Carolina through the end of June.

Jun 05 2023 - 🌱 Two Injured In Winston-Salem Shooting + Fatal Townhouse Fire
Hello. I'm here with your Wednesday edition of the Winston-Salem Patch newsletter, filled with all the community news you need to know right now. Business owners and marketers in Winston-Salem ...

Jun 05 2023 - Which restaurant gives the best hibachi experience in Columbus? Vote now in our poll!
Brittany McGee, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga. Jun. 5—Going to a hibachi restaurant is about more than choosing whether you want chicken, shrimp or steak. It's about more than the vegetables or whether ...

Jun 05 2023 - Columbus marked 'Decoration Day' in 1923, even as town and nation were in transition
A century ago, Columbus and the nation were in transition with the 'Roaring Twenties' afoot, yet local crowds honored veterans on 'Decoration Day.' ...

Jun 05 2023 - Columbus Chatt-a-hoots sweep the Waleska Wild Things in first series of the season
The Columbus Chatt-a-hoots are off to a great start in 2023, now 2 – 0 after sweeping the Waleska Wild Things. In the second matchup Columbus rattled off eight runs ...

Jun 05 2023 - 1 shot in southeast Columbus, hospitalized
One person is in the hospital after being shot in a southeast Columbus apartment complex, police said. Columbus police were called to the 3000 block of Colony Lake Court on a report of a shooting ...

Jun 05 2023 - Columbus police arrest Muscogee school employee for alleged incident involving student
A part-time employee of the Muscogee County School District was fired after being arrested by the Columbus Police Department following an undisclosed alleged incident involving a student.

Jun 05 2023 - Columbus Taco Week: Annual celebration returns with $2 tacos, good cause
During Taco Week, tacos are available for just $2 each. The annual celebration of Mexican cuisine right here in Columbus provides an opportunity to explore new flavors and discove ...

Jun 05 2023 - Canadian wildfires causing hazy skies in Columbus area and Ohio Valley
Smoke from wildfires in Canada continues to drift into the U.S. on Monday, especially the Columbus area and Ohio Valley.

Jun 05 2023 - Suspect in Columbus shooting that wounded two arrested
An investigation revealed the shooting was the result of a “long-term feud” between Robbie Perez and his brother, George Perez Jr., who was one of the shooting victims.

Jun 05 2023 - Two people killed in head-on collison south of Columbus, Nebraska
Two people died Friday night in a head-on collision about 20 miles south of Columbus, Nebraska, on U.S. Highway 81.

Jun 05 2023 - Saks Fifth Avenue ex-worker awarded $9.3 million in racial discrimination case in Columbus
A Black former sales worker at a Saks Fifth Avenue store in Columbus has been awarded $9.3 million in damages in her racial discrimination case.

Jun 05 2023 - Casper man stitches together new business
Some people have a man cave in their basement. Charles Mataker has two sewing machines. Mataker, who lives in Casper, started his own business in 2020 called Savage Thread Works. He designs and sews ...

Jun 05 2023 - Look inside: Dublin-area homes for rent during Memorial Tournament
A 32-year-old Ohio man wanted in connection to a north Columbus fatal shooting has been arrested in Texas. https://nbc4i.co/3oPZMAS ...

Jun 05 2023 - GM to invest more than $1 billion in two Flint, Michigan, plants
General Motors plans to invest more than $1 billion in two manufacturing plants in Flint, Michigan, in order to to prepare them for production of the next-generation internal combustion engine ...

Jun 05 2023 - 80-year-old Alvin ISD bus driver makes lasting impact
It's a tough job, but this 80-year-old makes driving a school bus look easy. After 40 years behind the wheel, Peggy Worrel shares what keeps her going ...

Jun 05 2023 - At least 5 cyclists attacked in 2 weeks on Houston bike trail, HPD says
A series of violent robberies in recent weeks targeting cyclists riding along Columbia Tap Rail-Trail in Third Ward has raised the hackles of local transit advocates and garnered increased ...

Jun 05 2023 - Rail Minister commits to trans-Pennine electrification ‘in full’ and HS2 to Manchester
UK: Suggestions that the Transpennine Route Upgrade may be scaled back in response to funding constraints were rejected by Transport Minister Huw Merriman when questioned by Rail Business UK.

Jun 05 2023 - Businesses back call for underground connection at Manchester Piccadilly
Manchester's political leaders today met with businesses from across the North to explain the case for an underground through station at Manchester Piccadilly ...

Jun 05 2023 - How To Get A Business License In Missouri (2023 Guide)
All ratings are determined solely by our editorial team. Most local governments in Missouri require business licenses on a city or county level. As with many other states in the U.S., the only ...

Jun 05 2023 - 2 Busted For Stealing Cooking Oil From Patchogue-Area Restaurants: PD
The pair stole from Harbor Crab, Dirty Taco, and Island Empanada five times in between May and June, Suffolk police said.

Jun 05 2023 - Milwaukee’s First Bus Rapid Transit Line Is Open for Business
Just after 6 a.m. Sunday morning, bus number 1000 opened its doors for the first-ever bus service on the Milwaukee County Transit System‘s (MCTS) bus rapid transit line for a handful of passengers — ...

Jun 05 2023 - Withheld: A spike in Wyoming overdoses
Levi Wardell knows more about drug use and overdoses than anyone should. He started using meth at 15 with his dad in Cheyenne. Alcohol abuse and other drugs followed in meth’s wake. He entered ...

Jun 05 2023 - Scotland County school bus involved in crash; no injuries reported
A Scotland County School bus with 13 children aboard was involved in a minor crash Friday morning. According to a news release by Scotland County Schools, the crash ...

Jun 05 2023 - Truck driver at fault for hitting Gray student getting off school bus, crash report finds
The truck driver who hit a 13 year old while he was getting off the school bus in Gray was at fault, according to a crash report.

Jun 05 2023 - Trucker at fault for hitting Gray student getting off school bus
The driver didn't yield to the school bus, tried to stop, locked his brakes and swerved, hitting the 13-year-old as he crossed the street.

Jun 05 2023 - Truck driver at fault for hitting Maine student getting off school bus, crash report finds
The truck driver who hit a 13-year-old while he was getting off the school bus in Maine was at fault, according to a crash report.

Jun 05 2023 - Report: Criminal citation pending against truck driver who hit student getting off bus in Gray
The man who was driving the tractor-trailer that hit a student after getting off a bus has a criminal citation pending against him, a report indicates.

Jun 05 2023 - Politician from the Prairie: Harlan Bushfield of South Dakota
Allen Drury, a best-selling author and journalist, recalled when covering the U.S. Senate as a young reporter for the Associated Press Bushfield strongly resembled Tennessee’s Andrew Jackson. Standing ...

Jun 05 2023 - At 86, oldest mortician in Minnesota says it still 'feels good to help'
A small, northwestern town is home to Minnesota’s oldest licensed mortician, Chuck DuBore. He stays active in the family business because of personal connections developed over a lifetime of burying ...

Jun 05 2023 - Business Beat: Downtown business owners plan new dining option
The owners of Roma's Italian Kitchen in downtown Longview have purchased a building next door to the restaurant, with plans to turn it into a "fine dining steakhouse." ...

Jun 05 2023 - Former Hoosac School students allege art teacher sexually abused them
A sign for the entrance of the Hoosac School at the intersection of Pine Valley Road and Route 7 on May 25 in the town of Hoosick. Five former male students have filed a lawsuit under New Yorks Adult ...

Jun 05 2023 - Naugatuck police warn of potential street takeover tonight
NAUGATUCK, CT (WFSB) - Police say there is a possibility of a possible vehicle meetup tonight at Naugatuck Walmart. The street takeover is supposedly scheduled for around 7 p.m. The business owner in ...

Jun 05 2023 - Winona business, authorities prepare for legalized marijuana in Minnesota
As one Winona business prepares for a potential boon brought on by Minnesota’s push to legalize recreational marijuana, area law enforcement is preparing for the potential for more impaired ...

Jun 05 2023 - Wisconsin Basketball Recruiting Potentially Interested In 2025 De Pere Shooting Guard
The Wisconsin Basketball Recruiting staff has ... Zach Kinziger, a 2025 shooting guard from De Pere, Wisc., has had quite the offseason so far. The guard has stayed busy with travel basketball ...

Jun 05 2023 - Veteran-owned cannabis business coming to Neptune
NEPTUNE- A new veteran-owned cannabis business hopes to help former service members struggling with PTSD while also ending the stigma around cannabis use. Victory Natural Farms LLC, headed by retired ...

Jun 05 2023 - Eventures brings venue rental services to Minot
The venue-rental economy has always been a big business industry nationwide, and during the COVID-19 Pandemic, it grew even larger. During that time, a lot of people ...

Jun 05 2023 - Williston daycare provider found guilty of child abuse appeals her decision to state Supreme Court
A Minnesota woman found guilty of child abuse at her unlicensed daycare in Williston has made an appeal to the North Dakota Supreme Court.

Jun 05 2023 - Going to the DMV in Charlotte? These 4 locations will offer Saturday hours this summer
To prepare for a busy summer season, the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles will resume Saturday hours at 16 driver’s license offices across the state, including four in the Charlotte area. According to ...

Jun 05 2023 - A glimpse at the Iowa River Watershed Coalition
Originally a "brainchild" of Tama County's Meskwaki Tribal Settlement, the Iowa River Watershed Coalition (IRWC) came to life a few years ago as a group of "federal, state, tribal, business, ...

Jun 05 2023 - Ashland Greene appoints Gustav Bahn as general counsel
Bahn’s key responsibilities will include overseeing all of Ashland Greene’s legal matters, including acting as the business’ legal representative. Bahn will be responsible for all aspects of the legal ...

Jun 05 2023 - CHOPPED: Passaic, Bergen Garages Doubled As Destinations For Stolen Vehicles, Authorities Say
A group of towing and mechanic business owners in Bergen and Passaic had a lucrative moonlighting operation going before New Jersey State Police shut them down, authorities said.Workers at the ...

Jun 05 2023 - Look out, Black Hills. Southeastern South Dakota is the state's top tourism destination.
Thanks to steady growth, new businesses and lots of marketing, the Sioux Falls area is becoming the top tourist destination for South Dakota.

Jun 05 2023 - Marysville's revitalization of Bryant Field: City seeks to spur economic development through improv
Among Marysville city officials and several small business owners ... incredibly active for the last couple years to revitalize a uniquely historic town in California that is ripe for new development ...

Jun 05 2023 - Homeport to redevelop Delaware County Engineer property into $12.5 million residential complex
The current home of the Delaware County Engineer is set to be redeveloped into a $12.5 million residential complex with apartments and townhomes. Homeport, a Columbus-based affordable housing ...

Jun 05 2023 - Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signs bill barring trans youth from accessing transition-related care
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 14 into law Friday, which bars transgender juveniles from getting puberty blockers and hormone therapies.

Jun 05 2023 - Move over, Delaware: Texas poised to create specialized business courts
Big businesses in Texas may soon have courts to call their own, thanks to a measure passed by the Texas Legislature. House Bill 19 would establish specialized business courts in the state's major ...

Jun 05 2023 - Independent bookstore is opening this fall in Bellefonte’s vibrant business community
The plan is to open by Small Business Saturday in November, but it’s possible they’ll open before then. Jonathan Eburne, Elena Quiñones, Angie Bowman and Stitzer all had the same vision for a ...

Jun 05 2023 - NY-Bound Plane Crash Update: Details Emerge On Those Killed
Details have emerged on the four people killed after a private business jet bound for New York crashed in Virginia.The crash caused two F-16 fighter jets to try to intercept it after it neared no-fly ...

Jun 05 2023 - After more than 40 years in business, Kim and Tom Taglieri have closed Alliance Appliance in Pittsf
Difficulty finding employees has caused Kim and Tom Taglieri, the long-time owners of Alliance Appliance in Pittsfield, to close their business.

Jun 05 2023 - Toronto Transit Commission awards NFI contract for up to 621 New Flyer battery-electric heavy-duty
(“NFI”), a leading independent bus and coach manufacturer and a leader in electric mass mobility solutions, today announced that the Toronto Transit Commission (“TTC”) has awarded its subsidiary New F ...

Jun 05 2023 - NFI Gets Toronto Transit Commission Order for 621 Electric Buses
By Robb M. Stewart NFI Group has secured a five-year contract to supply battery-electric buses in Toronto, building on an earlier deal sell ...

Jun 05 2023 - Anti-’woke’ group targets Southwest Airlines for pro-LGBTQ and DEI efforts
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines has moved to take down a website and local billboard that takes aim at the company’s “woke” business efforts in promoting racial and LGBTQ diversity.

Jun 05 2023 - Pennsylvania's most valuable global exports
from Pennsylvania to the world during 2022. Source: Foreign Trade Division, U.S. Census Bureau. © 2023 American City Business Journals. All rights reserved. Use of ...

Jun 05 2023 - Fairfield FFA members attend state convention
The Fairfield FFA Chapter attended the 95th Ohio State FFA Convention May 4-5 at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus. There were 30 members and guests in attendance from the chapter. They attended ...

Jun 05 2023 - Skiatook Lake Busy For Memorial Day Weekend To Kickoff Summer
Area lakes are seeing big crowds this Memorial Day weekend, which means big business for marinas. The staff at CrossTimbers marina say all boats are rented out for them at Skiatook Lake and that it's ...

Jun 05 2023 - Surrey will not be 'bullied' into policing decision, mayor says in response to public safety minist
Surrey’s mayor and city council are facing increasing demands to make a final decision on policing after the province recommended continuing the transition to a municipal force.

Jun 05 2023 - Westport Fuel Systems (NASDAQ: WPRT)
Westport Fuel Systems, Inc. engages in the business of engineering, manufacturing, and supplying alternative fuel systems and components for transportation applications. It operates through the ...

Jun 05 2023 - Lane Closures: I-684 In Bedford To Be Affected
A series of upcoming single and double-lane closures on a busy highway in Northern Westchester will interrupt traffic for the majority of the day. The closures will affect Interstate 684 southbound in ...

Jun 05 2023 - Fairfield Greenhouse a ‘dream’ come true for new owners
Known formerly as Simmer’s Nursery at 101 Park Road in Montoursville, the business has changed hands and is now Fairfield Greenhouse. Cody Heintzelman is the new co-owner with James Walker, his ...

Jun 05 2023 - Family-owned business in Española suffers at the hands of thieves, trespassers
It was weird because it’s almost like he knew our building like he had been here before, so that was pretty strange to us,” said Vigil.

Jun 05 2023 - NWI Business Ins and Outs
Jen's Gourmet Cakes is at 540 Indian Boundary Road in Chesterton. It offers traditional wedding, birthday and other cakes, as well as multiethnic cakes from the Philippines, Japan, Hawaii, France and ...

Jun 05 2023 - Oxford, but Not That Oxford: How a Tiny For-Profit School Suddenly Got Big
Oxford Business College and others like it make millions, largely by recruiting immigrants. They operate in an opaque corner of the British education system.

Jun 05 2023 - Student consultants drive local economic development
Bucknell University students are playing a big role in economic development across central Pennsylvania communities as consultants for small businesses. Around 20 students are serving as Bucknell Smal ...

Jun 05 2023 - Bucknell student consultants drive local economic development
As consultants with Bucknell Small Business Development Center (SBDC), Bucknell University students assist local business owners with financial management, marketing, capital acquisition and ...

Jun 05 2023 - Hillsborough Business Association Hosts "Meet & Mingle" Event June 14
HILLSBOROUGH, NJ - Mayor Shawn Lipani and members of the Township Committee have one objective at the annual Hillsborough Business Association Summer Social on June 14 - mingle, and mingle some more.

Jun 05 2023 - June 5, 1967: Three new businesses open up in ‘The Forum’ near the Concourse in downtown Waterv
Visit Centralmaine.com/archive to view nearly 200 years' worth of history at your fingertips.

Jun 05 2023 - Seafood “Canton Fair” Brings New Business Opportunities to Seize the China Seafood Market
It is organized by the China Aquatic Products Processing and Marketing Alliance and the China Aquatic Production Chamber of ...

Jun 05 2023 - Gambling bust made Tuesday night in Starkville
Police made a big gambling bust in Starkville. The bust happened Tuesday night, May 30 in the Rolling Hills subdivision. According to the Starkville Police Department, 12 individuals face illegal ...

Jun 05 2023 - Alzheimer’s Association ‘Brain Bus’ to tour the Panhandle this June
News 13 is going purple for Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month this June, raising awareness of the disease and sharing resources available to people ...

Jun 05 2023 - GOTCHA! Fairview Detectives Nab Habitual Criminal In Spree Of Smash-And-Grabs
Fairview detectives cracked a string of smash-and-grab business burglaries after a local career criminal had a blowup with a woman over his drug use, authorities said.The phrase “known to police” was ...

Jun 05 2023 - How this entrepreneur is utilizing a 'peer-based approach' to address Garland's senior population
The Garland care provider is a franchise location for Pennsylvania ... There are three other franchise locations in North Texas, according to the company's website. Wan spoke with the Dallas Business ...

Jun 05 2023 - Garland ISD bus driver hailed as a hero for helping young girl
GARLAND (CBSNewsTexas.com) – A Garland bus driver is being called a hero after helping a young student who was being followed by a stranger. "It was a God thing, he planned it from the get-go ...

Jun 05 2023 - Garland ISD bus driver saves student from potential predator
A bus driver spotted a man trying to lure one of her students into his car as she arrived. She then managed to calm the student down while figuring out how to capture his license plate.

Jun 05 2023 - Texas bus driver's quick thinking leads to arrest in sex assault case
A North Texas school district is hailing the quick thinking and heroism of a bus driver that saved a scared student from a man that was later discovered to be wanted in a sexual assault case, NBC DFW ...

Jun 05 2023 - Parents angered over plan to eliminate busing for 3,000 Freehold Regional HS students
Changes in the Freehold Regional High School District ... Some parents tell News 12 New Jersey that they are not happy about it. “My first thought was 2 miles of walking to school just doesn ...

Jun 05 2023 - NY Gov. Kathy Hochul admin’s moves in line with husband Bill’s business interests: report
Just last month, the governor made a last-minute tweak to the state budget to restructure the public-private board overseeing western New York’s Batavia Downs hotel and casino, a competitor ...

Jun 05 2023 - Texas Welcomes Four New, Expanding Businesses
West Texas welcomes three companies that will invest $50M in Lubbock, as well as Albers Aerospace, who will invest $500M in Amarillo.

Jun 05 2023 - Fairhope Ave. to close during First Friday Art Walk
The no parking signs are up and business owners are preparing for a busy night. “It’s really important to support small businesses. We definitely get some tourists, ...

Jun 05 2023 - Business News: GF sales tax…homes sales & hockey
Home sales in Grand Forks /East Grand Forks in May hit a seven year low with just 64 transactions being finalized. That compares to 97 homes…townhomes…and condos one year ago and 95 in 2021. According ...

Jun 05 2023 - Flushing: New York's forgotten airport – and most contested development site
Opened in 1927 on city-owned land leased to private operators, Flushing Airport was briefly New York City’s busiest airfield, until the much bigger La Guardia, which opened in 1939, superseded it.

Jun 05 2023 - Illinois attorney general report names 43 child sex abusers in Belleville Catholic diocese
A report from Illinois' attorney general released Tuesday named 43 clerics from the Catholic Church's Diocese of Belleville it said sexually abused children, in what it described as a multiyear ...

Jun 05 2023 - Penske buys Miami-Dade County site for new location
Penske Truck Leasing purchased a Doral property to establish a new location for its business. Hackney Properties LLC, managed by Robert Hackney in Palmetto Bay, sold the 4-acre property at 9200 N.W.

Jun 05 2023 - Miami-Dade County Recruiting Tracker: Rutgers Lands 3 Commitments from Norland
Rutgers has been busy in Dade County. Three of the most talented prospects – all from Miami (Fla.) Norland – have committed to the Scarlet Knights this weekend. Andrews was the first of the three to ...

Jun 05 2023 - Health food restaurant and luxury boutique nail salon to open on Fort Worth’s Crockett Row
Fort Worth’s Crockett Row shopping plaza will have two new businesses this summer: Rose Couture Nail Bar and Snap Kitchen. Rose Couture Nail Bar is a luxury boutique nail salon with current locations ...

Jun 05 2023 - Houston County week-long boil water notice lifted after preventing businesses from selling ice, sof
: The boil water notice was lifted on Thursday, according to the Crockett Fire Department. HOUSTON COUNTY, Texas (KETK) – Houston County has been under a boil water notice since May 24 and it has ...

Jun 05 2023 - Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett Calls Out Sexual Abuse and Fearmongering Within the GOP
Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett recently denounced fearmongering by the GOP and sexual abuse crime stats within the congressional district in a face-off with freshman Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna.

Jun 05 2023 - Illinois is the 12th most expensive state in which to start a business, report finds
A new research study has put Illinois at No. 12 on a list of the most expensive states in which to start a business. Here's why.

Jun 05 2023 - 3 reasons Temple is a top choice for veteran talent
With quality health care services, ample employment opportunities and a strong sense of community, Temple, Texas, offers veterans a supportive environment to ease the transition into civilian life.

Jun 05 2023 - Walatowa Charter High School
New Mexico administered the Transition Assessment in Math and English Language Arts to high school students. These figures display how well the school as a whole performed in reading, mathematics ...

Jun 05 2023 - New Glarus president Deb Carey says brewer preparing succession plan
As it celebrates 30 years in business, the company is planning multiple expansion projects and preparing a succession plan to ensure that the brewery lives on for decades to come.

Jun 05 2023 - Volusia County Deputies: Deland couple facing multiple counts of child abuse and neglect
Now deputies are searching for Schaefer. Read: Aquarium delivers lab-grown corals to ocean in the Florida Keys Investigators said Taylor Schaefer called 911 last month and said suspected her boyfriend ...

Jun 05 2023 - Florida couple charged in ‘abuse and torture’ scheme of boy that fractured skull
Police in Florida brought additional charges against a child abuse suspect Saturday and are searching for the child’s mother after authorities said they found a “brutal pattern of child neglect, abuse ...

Jun 05 2023 - Florida mom charged for child abuse, torture, month after telling deputies her boyfriend abused her
Nearly a month after reporting that her boyfriend was abusing her son, a woman is now facing dozens of charges for brutally abusing and torturing her son, deputies said.

Jun 05 2023 - Florida couple kept 5-year-old in cage, forced another child to drink boiling water, deputies say
A Florida couple faces dozens of charges for allegedly partaking in “a brutal pattern of child neglect, abuse and torture” against children in their home, detectives said.

Jun 05 2023 - Statewide virtual board member replaced ahead of Monday's scheduled Catholic school vote
Retired Lawton Superintendent Barry Beauchamp has been replaced by Oklahoma City businessman Brian Bobek just one business day before another vote on a Catholic charter school application. #oklaed ...

Jun 05 2023 - Parkland sweeps rival Emmaus to claim District gold
Liberty's Memorial Gym playing host to the District XI-3A boys volleyball title game. Parkland taking care of business over rival Emmaus in three straight sets.

Jun 05 2023 - The Lander Biz Show: The Holiday Inn Express & Suites gears up for a busy summer in Lander
Another episode of the Lander Biz Show is on now. Krista, the General Manager with the Holiday Inn Express and Suites in Lander joins the show as they get ready for another busy summer in Fremont ...

Jun 05 2023 - Parents Claiming Rock Springs School Was Transitioning Child Behind Their Backs Say Others Have Tol
In a Zoom interview with Cowboy State Daily, Sean and Ashley Willey say since they sued the Rock Springs school system over allegedly gender transitioning their teen behind their backs, other Rock ...

Jun 05 2023 - Charles City smacks Jackson Junction Turkey Valley in shutout victory 12-0
No worries, Charles City's defense took care of business on Saturday, keying a 12-0 shutout of Jackson Junction Turkey Valley on June 3 in Iowa softball.

Jun 05 2023 - Wells Fargo Foundation Awards Elizabeth Development Company $25,000 To Support its Minority-and Wom
Elizabeth, NJ - Elizabeth Development Company (EDC) has received a $25,000 grant from the Wells Fargo Foundation for its Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) and Small Business ...

Jun 05 2023 - Apartment developer with big Lake Nona-area presence says nixed Disney campus 'isn't even a blip' o
It "isn't even a blip on our radar" said one busy apartment developer about Disney's canceled Lake Nona campus plans. Here's more on the area's multifamily outlook in light of the announcement.

Jun 05 2023 - Deltona's economic chief is retiring. Here's how he made the city a business magnet.
DELTONA — Jerry Mayes, the only economic development and ecological tourism sustainability manager this city has ever had, is retiring June 1. The impact he has made in the 12 ½ years he has ...

Jun 05 2023 - Big names, big business expected over weekend as Cary set to host The Soccer Tournament
The Soccer Tournament is an independent, 7v7 competition that’s bringing in 32 teams and some big names in the soccer world. They’re all vying for a $1 million, winner takes all prize. The North ...

Jun 05 2023 - Bealeton man found guilty in COVID relief fraud scheme
A Manassas man and a Bealeton man pleaded guilty Friday to engaging in a joint scheme to defraud banks and the Small Business Administration of over $7 million in COVID-19 ...

Jun 05 2023 - Northern Virginia men found guilty of $7M COVID relief fraud scheme
A Manassas man and a Bealeton man pleaded guilty Friday to engaging in a joint scheme to defraud banks and the Small Business Administration of over $7 million in COVID-19 ...

Jun 05 2023 - Manassas business owner, Bealeton man plead guilty to stealing over $7M in COVID-19 relief funds
"A Manassas business owner and a Bealeton man pleaded guilty Friday to conspiring to defraud banks and the federal Small Business Administration of more than $7 million in COVID-19 relief funds – ...

Jun 05 2023 - 2 men in Virginia defrauded millions in COVID relief
Two Northern Virginia businessmen will likely spend the next several years in prison after pleading guilty in a joint scheme to defraud banks and the Small Business Administration.

Jun 05 2023 - Chatsworth residents fear becoming a new ‘Skid Row’
A homeless encampment in Chatsworth has drawn the ire of residents and business owners, with some claiming the Metrolink station in the area is becoming a new Skid Row. Posts on social media show ...

Jun 05 2023 - Vineyard Wind's first turbine arrived in New Bedford, signaling the start of a busy summer
Looking to buy or sell a home?Here's what Realtors say to expect in Greater New Bedford Jennifer Daloisio, CEO of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, the owner and operator of the New Bedford ...

Jun 05 2023 - $2.7K in Items Stolen From Laramie County Business
The Laramie County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in tracking down whoever stole more than $2,700 worth of items from a business north of Burns.

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