Jun 13 2022 - As Eugene site for unhoused people continues to grow, so does hope What will eventually be Eugene’s largest transitional shelter site is roughly halfway completed. Everyone Village in west Eugene is aiming to provide 100 spaces on its acreage, and give residents a ...
Jun 13 2022 - As Eugene site for unhoused continues to grow, so does hope What will eventually be Eugene’s largest transitional shelter site is roughly halfway completed. Everyone Village in west Eugene is aiming to provide 100 spaces on its acreage, and give residents a ...
Jun 13 2022 - Free shuttle service rolling in downtown Colorado Springs Moving up and down vibrant Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs just became easier. The city's bus system, Mountain Metropolitan Transit, launched the first phase of its new free shuttle service ...
Jun 13 2022 - Indian food company wants to move from Elk Grove Village to Elgin A growing Indian snack food company hopes to relocate its manufacturing facility to Elgin under a plan that continues the renewed business interest in the industrial park that borders Elgin Community ...
Jun 13 2022 - Montana’s agricultural community embracing apprenticeships HELENA, Mont. - As businesses across Montana continue to use apprenticeships to build their workforces, one local Havre farm is using this time-honored training model to teach organic farming ...
Jun 13 2022 - COVID vaccination regulations lifted for public sector workers On May 26, the provincial government announced that the COVID-19 vaccine regulations, which required employees and service providers of many businesses, facilities, and organizations to be fully ...
Jun 13 2022 - 10 Of The Best Things To Do In Hobart From breathtaking views to bustling festivals, Tassie’s capital city is perfect for a cheeky long weekend or to kick off a road trip around the state.
Jun 13 2022 - Wars, hurricanes and floods Story by Fritz Busch / Photos by Fritz Busch and submitted by Randy Melby Fairfax native Randy Melby has seen a good share of the world with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. After four decades of ...
Jun 13 2022 - New location for Poplarville PD nearly ready for operation The Poplarville Police Department is nearing the full transition to its new station. With the approval of the Poplarville Board of Aldermen the city purchased the old Mississippi Power building ...
Jun 13 2022 - Proposed Cedar Rapids Appliance Facility Would Create Almost 200 Jobs Cedar Rapids could soon welcome a business that has an amazing history when it comes to appliances for the home. Sub-Zero, which is based in Madison, Wisconsin and manufactures products in both ...
Jun 13 2022 - Person flown to Columbus after shooting in Chillicothe It happened in Chillicothe at around 10 p.m. when the person walked into the emergency room at the local hospital. Deputies said the person told them they were shot on Walnut Stre ...
Jun 13 2022 - One dead in Buxton motorcycle versus school bus crash A motorcycle versus school bus crash was reported in Buxton Monday afternoon on Route 202 near River Road. The motorcycle driver was reported dead on the scene, Buxton Police Department said. It is ...
Jun 13 2022 - Name of Buxton motorcyclist killed in collision with school bus released BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - A Buxton man is dead following a crash involving his motorcycle and a school bus. It happened at an intersection in Buxton Tuesday afternoon. Officials say Ann Cuffey, 59, of ...
Jun 13 2022 - Bus driver, motorcyclist identified in fatal Buxton crash The Buxton Police Department on Wednesday identified the bus driver and motorcyclist involved in a fatal crash in Buxton on Tuesday. The motorcyclist, 55-year-old Timothy Hagerman of Buxton, was ...
Jun 13 2022 - Massapequa Business Owner Honored For Dedication To Community and New York State Assemblyman John Mikulin (back row, second from left). The article Massapequa Business Owner Honored For Dedication To Community appeared first on Massapequa Patch. Continue ...
Jun 13 2022 - Orgill: Focusing on Making Its Customers Successful for 175 Years Orgill, Inc.—the world’s largest independent hardlines distributor—is celebrating its 175th anniversary, a milestone few companies reach and one typically associated with a smaller business that ...
Jun 13 2022 - Wayne Louis Jacobus In lieu of flowers Wayne wished that donations would be made to Sussex United Methodist Church 15 Bank St Sussex NJ 07461 and to Delaware Hospice Center 100 Patriot’s Way Milford DE 19963 in his ...
Jun 13 2022 - Local business has new home in Norwalk NORWALK — Haven Hypnosis and Wellness celebrated its new home with a ribbon-cutting Thursday afternoon. The business has moved to 85 Benedict Ave., Suite 107. Owned by Nora Knople, Haven Hypnosis & ...
Jun 13 2022 - Unit sale for Stamford-based Crane falls through after DOJ litigation The proposed sale of industrial-products manufacturer Crane Co.’s engineered materials business has been abandoned in the wake of Department of Justice litigation to stop the deal. The Justice ...
Jun 13 2022 - OPINION | REX NELSON: El Dorado’s still MAD When south Arkansas business and civic leaders formed El Dorado Festivals & Events Inc. (MAD's parent organization), she became part of an initiative designed to revitalize this part of the state.
Jun 13 2022 - KCK laundromat combines laundry and learning for kids McPherson, who is a former educator ... the laundromat is singing up volunteers to come in and read to the children. KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A small business in Kansas City, Kansas, is trying ...
Jun 13 2022 - Kanab Writers Conference Announces 2022 Conference Each year, writers and wordsmiths descend upon the picturesque town of Kanab, UT, for the Kanab Writers Conference. This robust group has been meeting ...
Jun 13 2022 - The Cullman Times welcomes new editor Cullman County draws new residents like no other Alabama locale. For some, it's the robust development. For others, it's the climate. For Tom Mayer, it's community journalism. Mayer has been named ...
Jun 13 2022 - Ada, Defiance receive state law enforcement grants COLUMBUS — Law enforcement agencies in Ada and Defiance, along with 6 other Ohio municipalities, will each receive a portion of over $2 million granted to police departments statewide from the ...
Jun 13 2022 - Busy Junior Farmers club in Stormont-Glengarry Junior Farmers are still strong in Eastern Ontario. The Stormont-Glengarry Junior Farmers club has traditionally focused on those two counties, but young people aged 16 to 29 who live in […] ...
Jun 13 2022 - Attigliato picks up two wins during Royal Mountain supercross action The busy start to the season continued Wednesday as Royal Mountain Ski Area hosting its second night of supercross racing.It was the fourth event at Royal since May 28.A total of 10 local riders ...
Jun 13 2022 - WATCH: Appleton Flag Day Parade Saturday was a busy day in Appleton as the community joined in celebrating Flag Day. The Appleton Flag Day Parade kicked off at 2 p.m. in downtown Appleton, boasting ...
Jun 13 2022 - Animal Inn kennel in Gwinn set to close Tracee Horn, owner of the popular Animal Inn kennel in Gwinn, has decided to close the business after close to four decades. Horn, who created the kennel 37 years ago, said she plans to shut the doors ...
Jun 13 2022 - With new senator, Nebraska abortion opponents gain ground Abortion-rights opponents inched closer to a filibuster-proof super-majority in the Nebraska Legislature on Tuesday that would let them outlaw the procedure if the U.S. Supreme Court ...
Jun 13 2022 - Montauk business owner charged with grand larceny The defendant allegedly stole more than $325K from customers’ bank accounts and a payroll company, and used the money to pay his bills and mortgage ...
Jun 13 2022 - The Englewood Company Assists With Supply Chain Issues Supply chain issues are disrupting businesses across the world, and The Englewood Company is taking a fresh approach to this ongoing problem. Businesses that are struggling to find the industrial tape ...
Jun 13 2022 - New business tenant in Crystal City a mystery…for now R.L. Jones Properties which owns several buildings in Jefferson County and throughout the St. Louis region announced a lease was signed to fill the former Purcell Tire location in Crystal City.
Jun 13 2022 - FPPC: Bushnell Right to Recuse Herself from Cannabis Tax Vote Humboldt County Second District Supervisor Michelle Bushnell was correct to recuse herself from discussing and voting on local cannabis tax relief earlier this year, ...
Jun 13 2022 - Converted shipping container shopping complex opens in Wesley Chapel WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla — Converted shipping containers are now ... “It’s a great opportunity for people like me. For dreamers like me," Esquivel added. There are a total of 46 businesses in Krate ...
Jun 13 2022 - Area hospitals staying masked up as Ontario drops more mandates Area hospitals are keeping their mask policy in place indefinitely, but London Transit drivers and riders can ditch their face covers when more Ontario mask mandates drop Saturday. The shift away from ...
Jun 13 2022 - Mid-Hudson Valley business calendar for week of June 6, 2022 Networking Mixer at HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley's Mary's Avenue hospital campus, 105 Mary's Avenue, Kingston. 5 to 7 p.m. Register at https://bit.ly/3Gq2qln. June 7: Ribbon Cutting and Grand ...
Jun 13 2022 - Iowa should get on board with public intercity buses One issue I’ve thought about as a shortcoming in Iowa’s intercity transportation market is the lack of options, and by extension, competition, among different firms. By now, Iowa’s intercity bus ...
Jun 13 2022 - Dallas-based Improving brings CodeLaunch pitch event to Columbus A tech startup accelerator that has launched revenue-generating and VC-raising companies is coming to Columbus – light show, confetti cannon and all. CodeLaunch, a hackathon and pitch competition in ...
Jun 13 2022 - Texas A&M’s Bennett Qualifies for 122nd U.S. Open By: Evan Roberts, Texas A&M Athletics Communications COLUMBUS, Ohio – Texas A&M men’s golfer Sam Bennett qualified for the 2022 U.S. Open after tying for fifth Monday at the Columbus Qualifier held at ...
Jun 13 2022 - Ryan Harlan Wimberley Realtor Collaborates With Wimberley Info The situation is not particularly different across the United States and in Texas, which is where Ryan aims to change the narrative for the people and businesses in Wimberley by collaborating with ...
Jun 13 2022 - Ohio to fund variety of Columbus parks, arts projects Ohio has ambitious plans for community improvements starting this summer, paying big bucks to expand bike trails, support the arts and restore the boyhood home of a World War I flying ace. Driving the ...
Jun 13 2022 - Why Intel chose Columbus, Ohio to build chips Intel’s new facilities will be transformative for our state, creating thousands of good-paying jobs in Ohio manufacturing strategically vital semiconductors.
Jun 13 2022 - Which Columbus projects will benefit from Ohio capital budget? The Ohio House has passed the state’s $3.5 billion capital budget and awaits the governor’s signature. Out of it, 12 Franklin County community organizations will each get ...
Jun 13 2022 - 1 dead in shooting at Ohio mall; 1 person in custody One person died in a shooting at a northwest Ohio mall over the weekend, and one person was in custody, authorities said. Police dispatchers told The Columbus Dispatch that the victim was shot in the ...
Jun 13 2022 - River Valley notebook: New hangar opens at Conway airport New hangar opens at Conway airport. A new maintenance hangar at the Conway Regional Airport is now open for business. The City of Conway provided about 40% of the $920,000 constru ...
Jun 13 2022 - UMR Therapists in Ramsey, NJ As Mountainside Ramsey’s Director of Substance Abuse Counseling Services, I oversee outreach efforts within the community and build relationships with healthcare providers to deliver much-needed ...
Jun 13 2022 - Divorce Therapists in Pooler, GA APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE IN POOLER! Military individuals and family ... I am located in the United Way Building in Rincon, GA. My expertise includes domestic violence, sexual abuse, trauma, families ...
Jun 13 2022 - Pretty cool: J&L Ice Cream now serving up sweet treats in Bad Axe As a former mayor of Bad Axe, Jim Hicks cares about downtown. He thought it needed another type of business, one that would give just about anybody a reason to visit the downtown business district.
Jun 13 2022 - Tesha Buss seeks Windsor County House seat Tesha Buss, a Woodstock-based Democrat, is running for House representative of Windsor County. Buss opened two businesses in Plymouth during the 2008 recession—Good Commons, a retreat home and The ...
Jun 13 2022 - Northumberland County man charged with abuse of 9-year-old WEST CHILLISQUAQUE TOWNSHIP, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) - State police are charging a man after they say he abused a 9-year-old girl. According to Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), an alleged ...
Jun 13 2022 - Federal suit challenges abortion ban in southwest Ohio city COLUMBUS, Ohio — The National Association of Social Workers and a pro-abortion rights organization in Ohio are going to federal court to attempt to get a city-level abortion ban thrown out.
Jun 13 2022 - Oregon is shutting down its controversial child welfare AI in June In 2018, Oregon's Department of Human Services implemented its Safety at Screening Tool, an algorithm that generates a "risk score" for abuse hotline workers, recommending whether a social worker ...
Jun 13 2022 - Reliabank Business Beat: Business Banking When you choose a bank, you probably make your decision based on the personal benefits you’ll receive: the financial products the bank offers, the advertised rate of interest on your ...
Jun 13 2022 - Wyo attorney general: Licensing antler hunters likely illegal Effort to regulate and dissuade nonresidents from flooding Wyoming each spring hit an impasse. Meanwhile, policing antler poaching has wardens “as busy as hunting season,” state director says.
