US Bus Station.com March 16 2023 News Archive
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Mar 16 2023 - Illinois biometric data privacy law may be bad for business, some say
Illinois has the strongest law in the country to protect that data. But as CBS 2 Investigator Megan Hickey reported Tuesday, that has led to a flood of lawsuits, and caused some controversy.

Mar 16 2023 - Bridgton club to host tobacco-free coalition via Zoom March 23
The Bridgton-Lake Region Rotary Club plans to host representatives from Tobacco-Free Maine Works via Zoom at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, March 23. Tobacco-Free Maine Works is a coalition of Maine business ...

Mar 16 2023 - The politics governing St. Louis policing likely to remain under state control
27 Jun 1982, Sun St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri) Newspapers.com Later, the members were appointed to staggered terms under the tenure of the late St. Louis businessman Robert Baer, ...

Mar 16 2023 - PIAA boys basketball: Executive Education tries to bust through its annual roadblock; Parkland head
District 11 champions Executive Education and Parkland look to keep their boys basketball seasons alive when they play PIAA second-round games on Wednesday night.

Mar 16 2023 - Storms roll eastward after slamming Texas, Louisiana
A storm system marched eastward Friday, threatening heavy snow in the Midwest and Northeast after spawning likely tornadoes in Texas and Louisiana that damaged homes, businesses, a university ...

Mar 16 2023 - Here's what we know, and don't know, in the aftermath of the fire at Fiesta Cancun in Oconomowoc
The March 10 fire that tore through Fiesta Cancun Restaurant in Oconomowoc affected the business and a family living in the building.

Mar 16 2023 - Bay County man wins $300,000 from Michigan Lottery scratch-off ticket
The lucky 46-year-old claimed a $300,000 jackpot in the Bingo Blockbuster instant game with a ticket purchased at Southside Market, located at 1700 Cass Avenue in Bay City.

Mar 16 2023 - Charleston to be new HQ for 131-year-old Georgia sod grower, retailer
Our newsletter catches you up with all the business stories that are shaping Charleston and South Carolina every Monday and Thursday at noon. Get ahead with us - it's free. A Georgia turf-grass grower ...

Mar 16 2023 - Texas cities have adopted ordinances to benefit workers. Sweeping legislation could roll many back.
Lawmakers say their bills are needed to provide small businesses with consistent regulations and that regulatory power should be returned to the state. Labor groups say the proposal could undo ...

Mar 16 2023 - Roberts Real Estate Exeter - Tamar Valley
Starting as a family-owned business in 1865 we have grown to a network of offices uniquely positioned to provide the best real estate services throughout Tasmania. With local knowledge that’s ...

Mar 16 2023 - Grove City School board talks budget, branding
As information for the 2023-24 school year budget continues to come in School Board members are taking a closer look at local revenues. Beth Harris, the board secretary and school district's business ...

Mar 16 2023 - Texas Economic Development Industry Veteran Robert Allen Appointed to Lead Newly Formed Fort Worth
The Executive Board of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce (FWC) announces the formation of the Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership (FWEDP), a 501(c)(6), to lead business recruitment and ...

Mar 16 2023 - The Wrare view from Fort Worth | Hot Metro Markets
The first in the series is Dallas/Fort Worth, a bustling two-city region that defines a vast area of North Central Texas and offers a mix of big city, cosmopolitan flair and quieter, old-fashioned ...

Mar 16 2023 - Ex-RadioShack CEO Len Roberts auctions his Fort Worth estate built with ‘unlimited budget’
Related: Fort Worth nabs statewide development leader to bring more businesses ... Mitchell covers residential real estate across North Texas for The Dallas Morning News. He previously covered ...

Mar 16 2023 - Families of USW golf team still healing one year after tragedy
It’s been one year since a deadly bus crash in rural Andrews County that left the Hobbs community, and the families of those killed, reeling. According to ...

Mar 16 2023 - Track team makes strides at West of the Pecos Relays
Joe Auer is a frequent traveler between his home near Austin and areas of Colorado and was looking for an opportunity to buy a storage business somewhere in West Texas. Fort Stockton, it turns out, is ...

Mar 16 2023 - ASBTDC Infuses More Than $100M into Arkansas Economy in 2022
The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center (ASBTDC), whose lead center is based at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, set a record by helping the state’s small business ...

Mar 16 2023 - Easter Bunny’s keeping things busy in Elgin area with events for both children and adults
(Sleepy Hollow Service Club / HANDOUT) From Bunny Train rides to visits with the Easter Bunny to egg hunts of all sorts, things will be hopping in the Elgin area for Easter season. Bunny Train ...

Mar 16 2023 - Former Iowa City Pride interim treasurer will plead next month to stealing over $35,000
Many of the purchases were made outside of Iowa City or Iowa — Minneapolis, Minn., Columbus, Ohio; Kansas City and St. Louis, Mo.; Knoxville and Nashville, Tenn.; and Cedar Rapids. Sivanthaphanith’s ...

Mar 16 2023 - Vermont State Police interview two Ludlow police officers in officer-involved shooting investigatio
Business owners in Killington are applauding a decision by town meeting day voters to green light Vermont’s largest-ever TIF, or tax increment financing, district. New Hampshire State Police ...

Mar 16 2023 - Cedar Falls Five Guys expected to open next month on University Avenue
CEDAR FALLS — Workers are busy remodeling the inside ... one of its seven locations in Iowa. The 6406 University Ave. location is hiring for shift manager, shift lead and crew member.

Mar 16 2023 - Crescent Heights pays $35M for Fulton Market development site
Developer announced plans to build a 600-foot tower on site it bought for $34.5 million in the bustling district.

Mar 16 2023 - Former New Hampshire School Bus Driver Accused Of Kicking, Assaulting 'Vulnerable' Students With Di
A former school bus driver in New Hampshire has been charged with multiple crimes after she was accused of slapping and kicking multiple students with disabilities, according to police. On Feb. 17, ...

Mar 16 2023 - Raw video: Officials in Hudson give statements about arrest of bus driver
Hudson police and school officials gave statements after a former school bus driver was taken into custody on accusations she assaulted multiple students with disabilities.

Mar 16 2023 - Local businesses, community unite to sustain new food bank in Apollo
Since its debut in January, the Fresh and Free Community Pantry inside Apollo Memorial Library has been in high demand, with more than $1,000 in food moving off its shelves some days. The effort hit a ...

Mar 16 2023 - Clinton, N.J.: A ‘Small but Elegant’ Town With Friendly People
In 2020-21, Voorhees High School had about 816 students ... Manhattan in a little over an hour and costs about $35 one way or $495 for a 30-ride pass. New Jersey Transit offers train service from ...

Mar 16 2023 - Marking the 3-year anniversary of the COVID-19 national emergency
It's been three years since the world changed with the declaration of a Covid-19 pandemic. Travel was paralyzed, restaurants shut down, kids were sent home, and businesses shifted to remote work all ...

Mar 16 2023 - Micro-transit program to have routes in Lawrenceville and Snellville
The Lawrenceville route will not cover the entire city, but will hit several important locations such as Northside Hospital Gwinnett, Georgia Gwinnett ... or once I’m in Snellville ...

Mar 16 2023 - Gaylord will now reap financial benefits from marijuana businesses
The Gaylord City Council will decide how to spend $311,000 received from the state's 10% marijuana excise tax.

Mar 16 2023 - Internet service provider Optimum moves office from Pineville to Alexandria
“Optimum is committed to providing a high-quality, seamless shopping experience for residents in Louisiana and we look ... by the recognition of two Alexandria businesses. De'Laune De'Lors ...

Mar 16 2023 - Is Bed Bath & Beyond back in the buying business?
The funding has “enabled us to begin reinvesting in valuable inventory to fulfill customer demand,” said Sue Gove, president & CEO of Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. Down on the ground at the New York Home ...

Mar 16 2023 - 17 Alachua County restaurants get high-priority violations, one aces inspection
Disclaimer: The Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation describes an inspection report as “a ‘snapshot’ of conditions present at the time of the inspection." On any given ...

Mar 16 2023 - City Council approves using cameras to catch drivers who block bike and bus lanes downtown
Reed said he would rather see that than something just another money-generating revenue for the city.

Mar 16 2023 - Former OU regent, Claremore businessman pleads guilty to tax evasion
Phillip Albert, the former president of Pelco Structural LLC, admitted to not paying an estimated $1 million in federal taxes. The penalty could be up to five years in prison.

Mar 16 2023 - Maryland Senate poised to ease path for child sex abuse victims to sue
Maryland’s attorney general is simultaneously preparing to release findings of a four-year, grand jury probe of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore’s handling of child sex abuse complaints ...

Mar 16 2023 - Briefs: Rep. Richardson wants a change in social studies education in Ohio
COLUMBUS — State Rep. Tracy Richardson (R-Marysville) has introduced legislation to clarify and standardize social studies education for Ohio’s primary and secondary schools. The legislation will ...

Mar 16 2023 - AG Yost silences Texas robocallers
Over 69 million calls made to Ohioans in 2019, 2020 COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and seven other attorneys general announced two related judgments effectively shutting down a massive ...

Mar 16 2023 - Sidewalks targeted as latest improvement project in New Kensington
NEW KENSINGTON, Pa. — As city officials in New Kensington continue to search for ways to grow the downtown area, plans are in the works to upgrade the sidewalks along one of the city's busiest ...

Mar 16 2023 - Remember When: Bridges changed the way people, merchandise crossed the river in New Kensington
Schmitt of New Kensington, a businessman who served in the Pennsylvania Legislature for 16 years. He was best known for working to establish the state Consumer Credit Act of 1966, which later was ...

Mar 16 2023 - Texas-based robocallers shut down by AG Nessel after targeting Michigan residents
To help thwart some of the millions of robocalls received in the state, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel shut down a robocall operation involving Texas-based businesses. Nessel announced ...

Mar 16 2023 - Used cars for sale in Acworth, GA under $5,000
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Mar 16 2023 - Patriots Sign JuJu Over Jakobi: ‘Cold World’ or Strictly Business?
Why Juju, but not Jakobi? Simply put, it’s a ‘cold world’ in Foxboro, Massachusetts. Apparently, Meyers learned that lesson the hard way. While the term ‘cold world’ instinctively conjures up images ...

Mar 16 2023 - Swift winter storm socks northern West Virginia
Heston said the timing of the storm was quite frustrating for her team. She explained the decision to hold school was made when weather conditions were manageable, but after buses were on the road, ...

Mar 16 2023 - Manager of Morgantown, West Virginia, construction company who stole $3.5M from business arrested o
A 60-year-old Pennsylvanian who previously admitted stealing $3.5 million from the Morgantown construction company he managed was arrested Wednesday on a bench warrant.

Mar 16 2023 - South Georgia Barbell athletes bring home 3 gold and 6 silver medals from Arnold Sports Festival
Asher Fountain, from Moultrie's South Georgia Barbell, swept the boys U13 division in weightlifting with three gold medals at the 2023 Arnold Sports Festival, hosted by the Greater Columbus Convention ...

Mar 16 2023 - Quad closing plant in Massachusetts, shifting some work to Franklin
Client work and assets from the Massachusetts plant will be transitioned to Quad’s other U.S. packaging facilities in Franklin and in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Mar 16 2023 - Franklin businessman Scott Mayer weighs GOP U.S. Senate run against Tammy Baldwin in 2024
Franklin businessman Scott Mayer ... And a source close to Rebecca Kleefisch said Wisconsin's former lieutenant governor is "leaving the door open" to a potential run. Kleefisch lost in a bitterly ...

Mar 16 2023 - Senate President visits Palmer to review potential East-West rail stop
More movement with East-West Rail, Senate President Karen Spilka visited Palmer Monday to discuss a potential stop there. The idea would be to once again make Palmer a hub for rail transit with ...

Mar 16 2023 - Give jobs to people with ‘superpowers’ like me, Matt Hancock tells London businesses
Mr Hancock praised efforts in cities such as New York to train teachers to spot children with dyslexia, and to offer child screening. He said: "As someone who wasn’t diagnosed with dyslexia until I ...

Mar 16 2023 - Mary Sheehy Moe: Hold the sugar, Daddy
The current Republican reign of terror in Montana calls to mind the classic abusive partnership. At the outset, the husband works for his father-in-law, so he has to conceal his ...

Mar 16 2023 - Information Blackout Shrouds New Reports of Deaths, Injuries, and Abuse at Montana State Hospital
The Montana State Hospital in Warm Springs, Montana, lost federal funding in April 2022 after an investigation into four patient deaths and a violent patient-on-patient assault.(Aaron Bolton ...

Mar 16 2023 - Charles City flies high over Independence 71-33
Charles City's offense hit on all cylinders Monday as it kept the scoreboard operators busy with a 71-33 win over Independence on Feb. 20 in Iowa boys high school basketball. Recently on Feb. 10 ...

Mar 16 2023 - Charles City man pleads guilty to sexual abuse in return for deferred judgment recommendation
By Bob Steenson, bsteenson@charlescitypress.com A Charles City man whose October trial on a charge of sexual abuse resulted in a hung jury, has now pleaded guilty in an agreement that will recommend ...

Mar 16 2023 - Cindy Hinojosa of H3 Enterprises Inc, Honored As Terrell's 2023 Local Business Person Of The Year
Today, Alignable's network of 7.8 million small business owners has chosen Cindy Hinojosa of H3 Enterprises Inc as Terrell's 2023 Business Person Of The Year! The 2023 contest is the most popular ...

Mar 16 2023 - Deerfield Beach voters approve land sale for $178 million project (Photos)
The developer pledged to work with local and minority-owned businesses to build the project, which it estimated would create 77 jobs upon completion.

Mar 16 2023 - Three Arrested During Drug Bust in Osage Beach
Officers from Osage Beach and the Mid-MO Drug Task Force team up to serve a search warrant which results in three being people being arrested and the seizure of several illegal drugs including ...

Mar 16 2023 - Lake Michigan Has a Bustling Wine Scene. Here’s How to Explore It
A viticultural awakening in Northern Michigan is attracting attention to the Great Lakes. Notable local winemakers tell us where to make a splash.

Mar 16 2023 - Marquette business and law enforcement prepare for St. Patrick’s Day
The City of Marquette Police Department is taking steps to keep people safe by deploying more on-duty officers.

Mar 16 2023 - Senators Introduce Bill That Could Prevent Cuban Havana Club Rum From Ever Entering US Market
Senator Bob Menedez (D-N.J.) and Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) reintroduced a bipartisan bill to prohibit the use of trademarks for businesses confiscated by the Cuban government. This bill has the ...

Mar 16 2023 - Ahmad Aliyy, Columbus' Linden McKinley basketball All-American, dies at 73
I mean, he did everything that (Linden McKinley coach Vince ... in the seventh round of the 1971 NBA draft and by the New Jersey Nets in the seventh round of the ABA draft. After his basketball ...

Mar 16 2023 - Businesses seek equitable solutions to Nevada’s cannabis consumption lounge issues
Of the 40 provisional consumption lounge licenses Nevada regulators issued in November 2022, 37 retail and independent licensees opted to open dispensaries in unincorporated Clark County or the City ...

Mar 16 2023 - New York bank’s demise: Contagion or a problem with the business?
Signature Bank’s collapse came stunningly fast, leaving behind the question of whether there was a fundamental flaw in the way it did business — or if it was just a victim of the panic that spread ...

Mar 16 2023 - How Ohio State football’s Marvin Harrison Jr. can catch the elite standard he is chasing in 2023
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Marvin Harrison Jr. is the walking, talking ideal that Ohio State football’s eight first and second-year receivers try to live up to every day. So what ideal is the man widely ...

Mar 16 2023 - County of Renfrew recognizes Ontario Trillium Foundation funding for upgrades on K&P Recreation
Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke MPP John Yakabuski recently visited the K&P Recreational Trail to see improvements made thanks to a $62,800 Community Building Fund – Capital stream grant received from the ...

Mar 16 2023 - Michigan investors plot path forward after Silicon Valley Bank's demise
Even as stocks tumbled, Michigan bankers and venture capitalists said they're operating "business as usual" on Monday, the first business day since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Once the ...

Mar 16 2023 - Michigan Democratic Governor Whitmer signs state budget, automakers cash in
With Michigan under Democratic Party control for the first time in 40 years, the new budget enshrines billions for big business, no relief for workers.

Mar 16 2023 - Counterfeit Money Affects Hewitt Restaurant
For most business owners, counterfeit money is not an immediate concern that crosses their mind, until a clerk gives your money a second look. Pee-Wee’s ...

Mar 16 2023 - Upper West Side residents have mixed feelings on new Safe Haven
City-run Safe Havens get people experiencing homelessness off streets and can transition them to permanent housing.

Mar 16 2023 - $479 flights: JetBlue unveils much-anticipated New York-to-Paris route
JetBlue Airways will fly between New York and Paris starting on June 29 with fares starting at just $479 in economy and $1,899 in Mint business class.

Mar 16 2023 - Psychiatrists in Southern Pines, NC
We provide Child and Adult Psychiatry, Therapy and Substance abuse including Suboxone Treatment via video across North Carolina ... A Psychiatrist in Southern Pines is a qualified medical doctor ...

Mar 16 2023 - Bus passengers left stranded for days at station in California in freak winter storm
Winter weather shut down highways outside Sacramento, CA, causing Greyhound bus delays and cancelations. For dozens, it meant sleeping at the station.

Mar 16 2023 - Texas Legislature could derail Austin's transit expansion
Bills with big name backing in the Texas House and Senate would force a citywide election if the Austin Transit Partnership wants to borrow money for construction of light-rail lines.

Mar 16 2023 - Former Arizona high school coach sentenced to prison for abusing minors
Daniel Scott Larsen, the former wrestling coach at Winslow High School, has been sentenced to six years in prison for sex crimes.

Mar 16 2023 - Beavers withstand state record 3-point barrage en route to 76-68 win over Wheeling Central Catholic
They will be ready and it should be one of the best games in West Virginia basketball this entire season ... scoring in transition and rebounding well at both ends. Wheeling seldom penetrated with ...

Mar 16 2023 - Sportsbook on Wheeling Island figures to be busy as March Madness takes center stage
"If you want a fun environment where you can watch all the games at one time, watch and wager, wheeling island is going to be the place to be." West Virginia University tips off at 12:15 on Thursday ...

Mar 16 2023 - Father, son recovering after being hit while riding scooters near Schottenstein Center
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A father and son are recovering after the two were ... He said he and his 7-year-old son are blessed to walk away from that scary incident. Hussey said they are from Defiance and were ...

Mar 16 2023 - York Chamber honors businesses, citizens, and volunteers of the year
York Region Chamber of Commerce Awards took place last week honoring residents and businesses “who go above and beyond in their communities.” ...

Mar 16 2023 - Ex-school bus driver's child stalking trial delayed. Is plea deal possible?
The jury trial date in the case of ex-school bus driver Michael Chick has been postponed until mid-April, though court documents indicate a plea agreement is under consideration. After pleading not ...

Mar 16 2023 - Six charged in three separate drug busts
COSHOCTON - Several individuals were formally charged in connection to three separate drug busts earlier this week. Joel D. Ott, 37, of Dover and Stephanie L. Eshack, 33, of Canton, were formally ...

Mar 16 2023 - 13 of 27 Jesuit members accused of child sexual abuse tied to northern Ont.
Following an audit by the Roman Catholic Church, 27 Jesuits have been linked to complaints of child sexual abuse and 13 of them worked in northern Ontario. WARNING: This article contains information ...

Mar 16 2023 - The 12 Best Places to Live in Nevada
Henderson is a very near suburb of Las Vegas. That makes it easy to pop in and out of the hustle and bustle of the state’s largest city. The city’s population was just over 311,000 in 2022, making it ...

Mar 16 2023 - Snyder man caught in ‘Operation Janus' confesses sexual abuse of 5-year-old
Green was arrested in January in a massive North Texas child pornography investigation called “Operation Janus.” ‘I killed them': Suspect thought he killed people in Lubbock game room shooting ...

Mar 16 2023 - New zoning for second Norwich business park fails - what does this mean for the area?
NORWICH— After months of back and forth from the city and residents living in the northern part of Norwich, the city’s plan for a second business park has halted. Proposed zoning drafted and amended ...

Mar 16 2023 - 10 vehicles involved in 2 North Kingstown crashes
It was a busy morning for first responders in North Kingstown on Wednesday. Rhode Island State Police said there were two multi-vehicle crashes on Route 403 near the Route 1/Post Road exit.

Mar 16 2023 - 'Come on!' | Springfield shop owners welcome possible FBI HQ Virginia move
SPRINGFIELD, Va. — With the fight to land the FBI's new headquarters building raging on, small business owners in Maryland and Virginia are adding their voices to the conversation. Bob and Edith ...

Mar 16 2023 - AT&T expands fiber network in Opelousas area
OPELOUSAS, La. — AT&T is expanding its fiber network to serve more residential and small business locations across the Opelousas area. The expanded network will give more customers access to fast home ...

Mar 16 2023 - Who will Panthers draft at No. 1 after trade with Bears? Odds tell you which QB is favored
The Carolina Panthers acquired the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft on Friday, completing a blockbuster trade with the Chicago Bears. Now the question on everyone's mind: ...

Mar 16 2023 - Charity Lawson, Georgia native, Auburn graduate to star on ‘The Bachelorette’
Lawson is a graduate from Columbus High School and a graduate of Auburn University where she earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Zach Shallcross visited Lawson’s family in Georgia. He ...

Mar 16 2023 - 9-year-old struck by school bus in Lakewood hospitalized for injuries
LAKEWOOD - A school bus struck a student Thursday evening while he was crossing the street in Lakewood, leaving him with back and head injuries, authorities said. Around 6:15 p.m., Lakewood police ...

Mar 16 2023 - School bus driver on leave after crash injures Parishville-Hopkinton students
TOWN OF STOCKHOLM, New York (WWNY) - A bus driver is on paid administrative leave ... He said some students were taken to Canton-Potsdam Hospital for treatment while others sought medical attention ...

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