US Bus Station.com March 04 2023 News Archive
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Mar 04 2023 - COVID: Indoor masking still recommended for 10 Florida counties
West Palm program to waive COVID relief loans a big boost for minority-owned businesses Latest sewage data still shows good news Wastewater, which reveals coronavirus trends ...

Mar 04 2023 - Highland Park OKs these five legal weed stores to operate in town
The businesses now have to apply and secure licenses from New Jersey’s Cannabis Regulatory Commission before they can begin operating in Highland Park ...

Mar 04 2023 - Tornado touched down in Highland County on Friday
The Columbus police officer who fatally shot Donovan Lewis has retired in bad standing, the Columbus Division of Police announced Friday evening. A person is dead after crashing their car into water ...

Mar 04 2023 - NY: Connect Niagara routes will be Blue, Gold, Green, Purple and Red
These are the five proposed routes that will make up the Connect Niagara bus system: The Blue Route will run from 7:30 a.m. to 5:10 p.m. Monday through Friday, every 97 minutes. The route starts at ...

Mar 04 2023 - Broken Arrow forum, job fair to focus on supply chain, jobs in logistics
Industry leaders, government officials and others have planned to attend a conference on supply chain issues and logistical challenges facing businesses set for Thursday in Broken Arrow.

Mar 04 2023 - Toms River Man Promoted At First Commerce Bank
John Crisafulli, Toms River, who has more than 20 years of experience in many banking positions, including 15 years in management, has been promoted to Vice President, Senior Business Development ...

Mar 04 2023 - Governments of Canada and Yukon invest in expanded transit and waste management services for City o
Dr. Brendan Hanley, Member of Parliament for Yukon, the Honourable Richard Mostyn, Yukon's Minister of Community Services, and Her Worship Laura Cabott, Mayor of the City of Whitehorse, announced $4.2 ...

Mar 04 2023 - Eastern offering free drone training for ag, tourism businesses
Eastern West Virginia Community & Technical College’s Workforce Education Department, in collaboration with National Drone Services, is offering free hands-on drone training for individuals and busine ...

Mar 04 2023 - ‘It’ll be greatly missed:’ Community reacts to Pearisburg restaurant fire
PEARISBURG, Va. – A massive fire has destroyed a well-known business in Giles County, Friends and Family Restaurant in Pearisburg. The Pearisburg Fire Department said Friends and Family ...

Mar 04 2023 - Subway opens new headquarters in Miami's Waterford Business District. Here's a look inside. (Photos
Subway, one of the world’s largest restaurant brands, has officially opened its new dual headquarters in Miami's Waterford Business District. The 64,000-square-foot office will be at 1000 Sub Way ...

Mar 04 2023 - Fisher returning to Columbus but WHS team falls 18 short
A slow start in the baker games doomed the Wilmington High School girls bowling team Friday at the Division I Southwest District Bowling Championships at Beaver-Vu Lanes.

Mar 04 2023 - Harrison receives 2022 Trendsetter Award; recognizing the city’s tourism development, creative cu
Harrison was named the winner of Arkansas Business Magazine's 2022 Trendsetter Award in the Tourism Development/Creative Culture category. This award recognizes cities and towns that are building ...

Mar 04 2023 - Utah State grad offering world-class cookies, cakes, gelato at bakery near Utah-Idaho border
MALAD, Idaho — Just two minutes from I-15 ... And though she is hopeful her business will grow, she does not plan on leaving the city. However, she added, Roth has been contacted by companies ...

Mar 04 2023 - Ohio lawmaker apologizes after saying Republican colleague opposes death penalty because ‘he’s
COLUMBUS, Ohio—The Ohio state lawmaker overseeing the committee hearing ... attack on the U.S. Capitol. State Rep. Scott Wiggam, a Wooster Republican, made the comments at a meeting of the Turning ...

Mar 04 2023 - Montevallo Softball Sets HR Records in Doubleheader Against Columbus State
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Mar 04 2023 - Alliance of Alabama Healthcare Consumers names executive director
Robin Stone, who served as interim director of the Business Council of Alabama until Helena Duncan took the post in 2022, has been tapped for the health care role. The alliance, formed in 2022, is an ...

Mar 04 2023 - Used cars for sale in Kingsport, TN
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Mar 04 2023 - Alberta, Saskatchewan warn about impacts of insecticide ban
Alberta and Saskatchewan’s agriculture ministers are calling for clarity and an extension to the transition to the ban of a popular insecticide. In April 2021, the Pest Management Regulatory Agency ...

Mar 04 2023 - 4A LaPorte sectional: Michigan City, Mishawaka cruise to opening night wins
LAPORTE — Mishawaka took care of business on defense, but South Bend Adams could not Tuesday night as the Class 4A-Sectional 3 boys basketball tournament opened Tuesday at LaPorte High School. Coach ...

Mar 04 2023 - Biebs & Ash opens for business at new Mishawaka location
A popular Goshen burger joint has opened its second location in Mishawaka!Biebs & Ash, a Smashburger social, opened the new location inside of Sun King Brewing, located at 235 Ironworks Avenue Suite C ...

Mar 04 2023 - Meet this 19-year-old who wants to make a dent in the personal development industry
Growing up under an entrepreneur father, Oliver Kim (19) says he grew up in a household where innovative thinking was celebrated. Since 6th grade, Oliver spent his spare time drafting business plans ...

Mar 04 2023 - Camp Timber-lee: Delavan businessman to buy, keep site open
Burn Camp, a popular summer camp for youth burn victims, faced an uncertain future when the site's owner announced plans to shut it down.

Mar 04 2023 - Hanover woman killed after returning from church
HANOVER, Jamaica - A fifty-four-year-old woman was shot and killed on the steps of her house in Cousins Cove, Hanover Wednesday night. Paulette Baker Frame, a businesswoman of a Cousins Cove ...

Mar 04 2023 - Former Hanover priest's appeal of sexual abuse convictions dismissed
A panel of three appeal court judges has dismissed a former Hanover priest’s appeal of his convictions for sexually abusing a child. Mervin Perera was 73 when he was convicted on Jan. 30, 2020 of ...

Mar 04 2023 - Support Groups in Fuquay Varina, NC
"Magnolia Psychiatry and Mental Wellness, in the same location as Fuquay Family Counseling ... "I am offering clinical supervision for North Carolina substance abuse professionals seeking their ...

Mar 04 2023 - Alberta Budget 2023: Business supports, tax incentives focused on stability
Toews is taking a steady-as-she-goes approach when it comes to economic supports and tax incentives for Alberta’s business community with no changes to either the corporate tax — still at ...

Mar 04 2023 - Lanett High School hosts career fair for all grades
As Career and Technical Education Month begins to wrap up, Lanett High School and Junior High hosted a career fair with over 30 businesses.

Mar 04 2023 - Getting a tick out of it | Wisconsin couple sells watch piece jewelry across state, including in Wa
Eloise Schneider Mote and Steve Mote are Wisconsin artists, and together they have run a business called Eloise Art that sells mini paintings as well as jewelry made from old ...

Mar 04 2023 - High School Scoop - Wednesday March 1, 2023
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Mar 04 2023 - 35-year-old man wanted after gun fires during fight near Ashtabula business
A 35-year-old man is wanted after a gun fired during a fight at an Ashtabula business last week. © Provided by WOIO Cleveland A 35-year-old man is wanted ...

Mar 04 2023 - Life in prison for man convicted of 2019 murder of Ashtabula County business owner
A 20-year-old man convicted of killing a a 65-year-old Ashtabula business owner in 2019 was sentenced to life in prison by Lake County Common Pleas Judge Patrick Condon Thursday afternoon. Tim Meola ...

Mar 04 2023 - Alma School District receives $3 million grant to purchase electric school buses
Alma isn't the only Arkansas school preparing to add electric buses to its fleet. Mountain Home Public Schools also recently received a nearly $1.9 million grant to purchase five electric buses.

Mar 04 2023 - SLIDESHOW: More than 1,000 students poured down Central High’s iconic front steps to protest Arka
A flood of more than 1,000 Little Rock Central students, many with homemade protest signs, swarmed out of the school's front doors at 1 p.m. Friday to protest the omnibus Arkansas LEARNS bill, which ...

Mar 04 2023 - Wheels on the bus still go round and round, even as schools struggle to find drivers
As the problem intensified in Washington County the past two years, parents and administrators have been forced to step up, filling in or taking students themselves.

Mar 04 2023 - Driver crashes into Cudahy business; injuries unknown
A driver crashed into a Cudahy business near Packard and Squire Wednesday afternoon. TMJ4 responded to the scene and found severe damage to the building.

Mar 04 2023 - Celebrate Women’s History Month with some amazing speakers in Deadwood
Women in History Month press release DEADWOOD, S.D. – SD CEO West Women’s Business Center honors the legacy of South Dakota women during Women’s History Month at the return of the annual Women In ...

Mar 04 2023 - Noem vetoes bill that would have raised South Dakota's hotel taxes
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem vetoed a bill that would have increased the state's hotel occupational tax in business improvement districts. House Bill 1109 would increase the tax from $2 a night to $4 ...

Mar 04 2023 - Meade County Sheriff's Office removes animals from The Charm Farm Refuge
Charges are pending against the owner of a local animal refuge after horses and other livestock were removed for abuse and neglect, according to the Meade County Sheriff's Office.

Mar 04 2023 - Horses taken from Box Elder property due to ‘neglect and abuse’
Several horses and donkeys were taken from a Box Elder property after the owner reportedly failed to care for them.

Mar 04 2023 - Poll: Michigan voters skeptical of electric vehicle transition
The survey comes as major automakers and the state and federal governments pour money into transforming the industry's vehicle platforms.

Mar 04 2023 - Casto continues to add apartments near Hamilton Quarter
Columbus developer Casto continues to add apartments near the Hamilton Quarter development. Casto, New Albany Co. and Daimler Group together ...

Mar 04 2023 - Business partners plan to convert Keene corner to car wash
Aaron Wiswell of Berwick, Maine, plans to clean up the corner of West and Pearl streets in Keene by adding a car wash there, which he said is targeted to ...

Mar 04 2023 - How Police Department Spending in South Carolina Compares to Other States
High-profile unlawful killings by police officers in recent years have put American law enforcement under intense public scrutiny. Outrage over abuses of power, most notably the murder of George Floyd ...

Mar 04 2023 - Stolen Trailer from Midland business turns up in Florida
Getting a citation is something no one wants, but in the case of a Midland business it was a blessing in disguise.

Mar 04 2023 - Winter storm coming with 5-8 inches of snow expected in parts of southeast Michigan
Starting Friday afternoon, southeast Michigan is expected to get hit with rain that will transition to snow in the evening.

Mar 04 2023 - Arkansas-based coffee company expands with L.A. acquisition
The coffee business in central Arkansas continues to grow. Westrock Coffee, the Little Rock-headquartered distributor of coffee, tea, flavors, extracts and ready-to-drink products with an ...

Mar 04 2023 - People with disabilities in Beckley forced to use the bathroom in buckets and outside, inspections
A list of the most severe abuse and neglect of people with disabilities was requested from the state health department by a Republican lawmaker.

Mar 04 2023 - Killeen hosts two town halls to help businesses prepare for 2024 total solar eclipse
Killeen started preparing for this back in 2018. They've spent the last few years reaching out to cities who were along the path of the 2017 eclipse to learn what to expect.

Mar 04 2023 - Iowa Deer Classic brings thousands of outdoor enthusiasts to Des Moines
The Iowa Deer Classic is back at the Iowa Events Center this weekend. The trade show features booths from all types of outdoors and hunting businesses and anywhere from ...

Mar 04 2023 - School bus driver accused of inappropriately touching 3 young girls
A man who worked as a school bus driver in Louisiana has been arrested and booked on three counts of juvenile sex crimes, according to police.

Mar 04 2023 - Kenner man arrested after allegedly sexually abusing three girls
A Kenner man has been arrested after three children came forward accusing him of inappropriate touching Tuesday (Feb. 28th).

Mar 04 2023 - School bus driver accused of touching 3 girls inappropriately, Louisiana police say
A school bus driver and trusted “family friend” accused of molesting young girls is behind bars, Louisiana police and news outlets reported. Jeffrey Wetekamm, 60, of Kenner, was arrested Feb. 28 after ...

Mar 04 2023 - Brown has roundtable in East Palestine
Ohio, again visited East Palestine on Monday to host a roundtable discussion with residents, business owners and local official regarding their ongoing needs and concerns as they deal with the ...

Mar 04 2023 - Livingston Energy Group expanding to Rotterdam Industrial Park
Last year, Livingston Energy was named the fastest growing company in the Capital Region and 377th fastest growing private company in the country by Inc. 5000, a business periodical. Between 2018 ...

Mar 04 2023 - 'There is a big need, there is more growth coming': Warner Robins expanding utilities city grows
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — Warner Robins and its neighboring cities are seeing a lot of growth. New businesses and more housing mean one thing: an increased need for sewer and water maintenance.

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