Residents looking for fresh, organic food in the community can now stop by the local Farmington Market, located at 790 Kings Lane, which opened its doors last week. Farmington Local Market is a local farm-to-table grocery store that will sell Farmington Angus Beef as well as other local produce likeRead More →
For better or worse, geographic boundaries separate local jurisdictions and define the parameters within which local governments can operate. Land and its value dictate tax revenue – land rich in natural resources, or close to important destinations, commands more value than one that is remote. It is a limited resourceRead More →
The 2022 NFL Draft is Thursday night, and several players with Nashville-area ties stand a good chance of being selected. Many former high school football players, as well as a handful of area college hopefuls, made a strong case for being selected on Day 2 or 3. The Tennessee VolunteersRead More →
In an effort to introduce Qatari culture and promote the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, a number of young Qataris have launched an entertaining cartoon series called “Kawkabani”.The 5-episode series was produced by Nefaish Animation Studio, with support from Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC), Doha Film Institute (DFI)Read More →
Rekindle the joys of travel with nothing less than the largest local hotel chain in the Philippines This year, summer in the Philippines becomes even more special as, after two years of being locked in the safety of their homes, Filipinos can now travel to places as they were beforeRead More →
WEST CHESTER — Ron Vogel, the neophyte congressional candidate who won support from area Republicans for his campaign against what he called the “woke far-left mob” has decided to drop out of his race for the seat of the 6th congressional district now held by US Democrats. Representative Chrissy Houlahan.Read More →
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Challenges for the local government system in the current configuration In India, although political decentralization has been successfully achieved through the establishment of local government bodies, the actual transfer of functions, finances and civil servants to these institutions remains incomplete. This somehow weakens the system and inhibits its proper functioning.Read More →
A Manchester council candidate has been accused of misleading voters by sending campaign letters with a local address despite not living in the area. Astrid Johnson, the Green Party candidate standing in Woodhouse Park who lives in Moss Side, used a Wythenshawe address in her letter to postal voters. Wythenshawe’sRead More →
For at least the past decade, Consulat Health Care was considered a skilled nursing giant. The long-term care provider at one point owned 208 buildings in 21 different states and was Florida’s largest nursing home provider. Consulate has had its fair share of ups and downs, including a bankruptcy filingRead More →
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Starting a new career always has its challenges, but how about embarking on a new job at 50? We spoke with a man from Newburyport who became a hypnotist, helping hundreds of people quit smoking. As a stay-at-home dad to twin girls, Andy Morris had a bunch of part-time jobs.Read More →
ROANOKE, Va. (WFXR) – The nonprofit Depaul Community Resources hosted a panel at Melrose Public Library to raise awareness about the issues of foster care that affect many Commonwealth children. There are more than 300 foster children in Southwest Virginia alone, according to the Virginia Department of Social Services. AndRead More →
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The Dayton Autism Society 5K Walk/Run/Resource Fair for Autism Acceptance is scheduled for Saturday, April 30. Credit: Contribution Credit: Contribution The Dayton Autism Society 5K Walk/Run/Resource Fair for Autism Acceptance is scheduled for Saturday, April 30. Credit: Contribution Credit: Contribution “We continue to bounce back from the pandemic and engageRead More →
Rebecca Merriman spoke to the Monett Kiwanis Club about the Monett GO CAPS (Greater Ozarks Centers for Advanced Professional Studies) program, available as an alternative educational path for students to “test” their future careers. Melonie Roberts/reporter@monett-times.com Students work alongside professionals to solve real problems Reading, writing and arithmetic, long-standing educationRead More →
Lock port. For some a place a place to settle. Start a family. Careers. For others, it is a place of departure. Gone from, but never forgotten. Lou Rosati, a retired pathology doctor, resides in Mesa, Arizona, but has never forgotten the Lockport he knew in the 1940s and 1950s.Read More →
The Clarion Golden Eagles will keep flying, the Edinboro Fighting Scots will keep brawling, and the California Vulcans will keep blazing. This follows a decision by the NCAA Division II Membership Committee allowing the universities of California, Edinboro and Clarion to maintain separate athletic programs at each campus after theRead More →
HIMROD – So many people knew about Jim Wilson, who led The Arc of Schuyler County for 32 years, but very few knew all the secrets he carried in his heart from the choices he made over the course of his career. dynamic 1960s. Wilson died on January 8 ofRead More →
Since the acquisition of Clearwater-based USAmeriBank in 2018, Florida, and in particular the Tampa Bay area, has become a critically important market for Valley Bank, based in Wayne, New Jersey. So much so that Joe Chillura, the former CEO of Tampa-based USAmeriBank, was recently promoted to senior vice president andRead More →
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — All week on AM Extra, we feature some of the efforts of Earth Day Oregon, a collaborative group working to support environmental nonprofits through partnerships with local businesses. Wisdom of the Elders is a Native American-led organization with two main components. The first is a preparatoryRead More →
By Eric Cheung, CNN The Taiwanese government is investigating a local television station after it aired alarming false reports of a Chinese invasion on the self-governing island. During a Wednesday morning newscast on the government-affiliated China Television System (CTS), which is part of Taiwan’s public broadcasting system, the network airedRead More →
The Northeast Local Schools Board gave the floor to a public visitor who expressed displeasure with a recent decision to fire the women’s high school basketball coach for unspecified reasons. Steven Mueller, parent of one of the women’s varsity basketball team, came forward on behalf of his daughter’s coach, KyleRead More →
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A jury on Wednesday acquitted an Ohio doctor accused of ordering excessive amounts of painkillers that led to the deaths of several patients at a Columbus-area hospital after a lawsuit in one week. Dr William Husel has been accused of ordering excessive painkillers for 14 patientsRead More →
INDIANAPOLIS — J’mel Dowdell’s family wants you to know he was more than a statistic. They want him to be remembered as a loving father of three, a successful businessman and a positive influence who was tirelessly dedicated to the town he called home. “I’ve never met anyone like him,”Read More →
When UB grad student Matt Taboni started working at a local bakery in the summer of 2020, he realized how much food was wasted when he cut off the tops of cakes and threw them away. in the garbage. There was no proper system for storing leftovers and donating themRead More →
This new batch of books is a mix of the real and the imagined, with the real told in both history and memoir, and a fictionalized story tied to the present day. A Provincetown author has written a family history related to mental illness and physical challenges, with excerpts toRead More →
Climate change is a reality and there is enough significant evidence to suggest that we are heading towards a global climate crisis. Thus, sustainability is not just a choice, but the need of the hour. People are now realizing that immediate action is needed to take control of the situation,Read More →
Super Saturday at the Greenville Library was really great on April 16th. Local author Cynthia Herbert wowed the 20 children in attendance with her new book, Macy Hill. The first book in a series about a young girl and her friends, and all the great adventures they have. Macy HillRead More →
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“Election subversion in 2024 won’t be a mob storming the Capitol, it’ll be a county clerk in Michigan or an election supervisor in Florida deciding to screw it all up,” Litman said. “The only way to protect democracy in the long term is to elect people who will defend democracy.”Read More →
Hello again, Round Rock! Important Update: All of you as readers have made Round Rock Daily such a success that I am honored to announce the next phase of the newsletter. The fix is looking for a local writer and entrepreneur to lead the Round Rock Daily. While I enjoyedRead More →
Leadership camps scheduled for June ELKHART — Elkhart County students currently enrolled in seventh and eighth grades are invited to register and attend the Indiana Sheriffs Association’s 43rd Annual Youth Leadership Camp taking place in June. Sponsored by the Indiana Sheriff’s Association, students will have the opportunity to meet lawRead More →
The United States 30 bridge over the Mississippi River at Clinton is shown. Repairs this year to the U.S. Highway 30 span, found to be in poor condition and structurally deficient, should address those issues, said Sam Shea, regional transportation planner for the Iowa Department of Transportation. Clinton Herald fileRead More →
Thus, we can realize IKN as a safe and comfortable city, which respects human rights. Jakarta (ANTARA) – The development of the new Indonesian capital (IKN) must take into account local socio-cultural and socio-economic aspects, stressed Laksana Tri Handoko, head of the National Agency for Research and Innovation (BRIN). DuringRead More →
Goat Ting Indianapolis-based TechPoint has named Ting Gootee — a well-known name in Indiana’s startup, venture capital and tech communities — as its next president and CEO. Gootee, 43, will join TechPoint on May 2, the organization announced Thursday morning. She replaces Mike Langellier, who announced in January that heRead More →
Good times and Gemütlichkeit in Germany. NEW DELHI – Germany is an increasingly multicultural country. For Indians in particular, Germany is attractive because of the easy access to vegetarian and vegan food, whether it’s cut plaice in Hamburg, cucumber salad with dill in Berlin or spicy vegan sausage in Munich,Read More →
April 14 (Reuters) – Russia’s energy ministry is limiting access to its oil and gas production and export statistics, it said on Thursday. The ministry “limits the dissemination of information, which could be used as additional pressure on the Russian market and its participants,” he said. The ministry’s unit thatRead More →
Four Democrats are vying for the nomination to represent Shelby County Commission District 12, a district that includes parts of Hickory Hill as well as parts of southeastern Shelby County south of Germantown. The winner of the Democratic primary is expected to face Clyde Jamison, an independent candidate, in theRead More →
Trew has been in the business of teaching English for over 25 years. He is the author of many books well known to English learners in several countries. In 2006, he left the UK and came to Vietnam to work as a consultant and English book content moderator for DTPRead More →
Proceeds will be used to purchase desired books for these literacy programs, such as technical books and books in other languages. Residents can find a new book to read and help support a literacy program for others in prison at an upcoming Helper Bees book sale. Helper Bees is hostingRead More →
There was a lot of praise and positivity within the Huntingdon Area School District during the school board’s monthly workshop session on Monday. One area that has seen positive improvements is food service. During a presentation to discuss a proposed 2022-23 budget, Nutrition Group Regional Director Jennifer Weaver said theRead More →
After the second abrupt departure of a city manager from Helena in less than three years, career administrator Tim Burton took the interim reins last week. In an interview on Thursday, Burton said he doesn’t see his role as just a steward, but as an action role. “If all IRead More →
Maryville author Steve Blodgett has created a world of magic and danger, and he invites area readers to join him there. Her debut novel, “Shadewalker,” was released earlier this year as an e-book, and Blodgett will launch the paperback edition during a reading and celebration at The Bird and theRead More →
There are eight candidates running for mayor of Hawkins County. The same five questions were asked of all candidates. Below are unedited responses from three of the eight candidates. Stacy D. Vaughan Why did you decide to run for mayor of Hawkins County? I am running for mayor of HawkinsRead More →
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“A long time ago I wrote a poem titled ‘What Would a Poet Do?’ In my reflection, I considered how poets react to world events differently from the general population. I mentioned how the poem of Oliver Wendell Holmes 1830s “Old Ironsides” had raised public awareness and helped save theRead More →
The Harker Heights City Council hosted a workshop session on Tuesday that included a discussion of the city’s current and future raw water contracts with the County of Water Control and Improvement District No. Bell and the Brazos River Authority. Bell County WCID No. 1 was formed in 1952 byRead More →
In 2018 Joe Regenbogen published the non-fiction book “The Boys of Brookdale: Sixteen Amazing Stories From the Second World War Discovered in One Senior-Living Facility”. Now, the retired Parkway School District history teacher is keeping that career alive by casting the lead role in his new novel to a manRead More →
Uppingham has been named the best place to live in the Midlands. It topped a list of eight local locations chosen to represent the best of the UK in the annual Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide. Melton was among the finalists, with locations across the West Midlands, Lincolnshire,Read More →
A local author and teacher at Middlebury College has published her third book of stories, ‘How Strange a Season’, continuing her exploration of women and their interactions with nature and the world. “Megan Mayhew Bergman is one of the finest authors for chronicling our tangled, intimate, and complicated relationship withRead More →
The marketplace is designed to celebrate local makers while providing a centralized and convenient online space to purchase their wares. In a world of online shopping, dominated by huge retailers and aggregators like Amazon, we felt it was time to better showcase our local manufacturers here in our community. WeRead More →
(Editor’s note: This article has been updated to reflect the correct buyer.) A Texas residential real estate investment and management firm has apparently made its first foray into the Nashville market with a roughly $63 million collective purchase of two garden-style apartment complexes. According to two Davidson County Deeds RegistryRead More →
A resident of Alexandria celebrated his 100th birthday on Tuesday, a major milestone in the life of a man that those close to him were keen to mark. J. David Bailey was only 10 years old when Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany, and 12 years later Bailey wouldRead More →
The Indiana Borough Council unanimously approved a Local Economic Revitalization Tax Assistance (LERTA) ordinance on Tuesday evening, becoming the second body to approve the proposed incentive for development or major repairs. borough properties. On Jan. 10, the Indiana Area School District Board of Trustees was the first entity to approveRead More →
New York, NY (RestaurantNews.com) VROMOa leading delivery management solution for the restaurant industry, announced an expanded partnership with Oloa leading on-demand commerce platform that powers the digital transformation of the restaurant industry. The partnership opens up a network of local delivery options for Olo’s more than 500 multi-unit restaurant brands,Read More →
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The Alpaca Shop recently opened in downtown Princeton at 411 S. Main St. “We have an entire wall full of alpaca socks, as well as hats, scarves, clothes, blankets and rugs,” read a Facebook post from Tiskilwa Farms Alpacas, LLC. Customers can also choose from their selection of yarns toRead More →
Mary Jo Detweiler, Prince William County’s first female library director, led the system from 1975 to 1985. Mary Jo Detweiler (née Holmes), librarian, Christian educator and beloved and adoring mother and grandmother, died peacefully of natural causes on February 25, 2022. Born in Indianapolis to Burnham Holmes and Josephine SeymourRead More →
Inflation is a bad thing. I used to complain that the restaurant burgers were $5. Now you can’t get a good one for less than $10 and often more. We are more concerned about the price of gasoline than anything else. The day before I started on this column, IRead More →
Child care providers were among many industries that were hit hard during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has pushed early retirements and burnout across the industry, said Sarah Allen Taylor, of the Child Care Coordinating Council of the North Country. “We were already expecting a high rate of child careRead More →
By Paul Burton Click here for updates on this story NEWTON, Mass. (WBZ) — Residents of Newton say pellets are flying onto their property, causing damage and scaring them into their own backyards. “It’s a hole in our fence,” West Newton’s Jackie Schrader said. “We think it’s from his airRead More →
SOMERSET — A temporary, portable morgue purchased by the Somerset County Corners office will be kept in permanent storage — in case future disasters require it, Somerset County officials said. Purchased with CARES Act funds in 2020, the refrigeration unit will be stored for $550 a year in a commercialRead More →
Happy Friday neighbours! Here’s everything you need to know to start the day. Here’s what’s happening in town today. First, today’s weather forecast: Getting windier and cooler. High: 54 Low: 33. Here are the top three stories in Catonsville today: Landlords in Maryland rely heavily on tenant screening companies thatRead More →
Hey, Scottsdale! Here’s everything you need to know to get this Thursday off to a good start. First, today’s weather forecast: Partly sunny and pleasant. High: 79 Low: 53. Click here to feature your business in this spot. Here are the top 3 stories in Scottsdale today: Today’s newsletter isRead More →
Montana State Fund, the state’s largest workers’ compensation insurance company, recently announced an average rate reduction of 3% for its policyholders. The decision was taken at the March 11 meeting of the MSF board of directors and is effective for new policies and renewals from July 1. This is theRead More →
San Bruno completed its move to district elections last week, with a council split vote finalizing the process amid calls to consider other possibilities and friction over an election cycle that removes the ability of vice- mayor to seek re-election. The vote officially overturns the city’s current system in whichRead More →
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The company aims to fill all insufficiency cereals, oilseeds, wheat amid threats of global shortages. Hassad Food of Qatar plans to satisfy the local market grain, oilseed and wheat needs as part of a recently announced strategic action plan to avoid shortages in the global supply chain. This is inRead More →
Paradise Playa del Carmen Melia If you want to pack up after a Playa del Carmen vacation feeling so much better than when you arrived, check into Paradisus by Melia. The 501-room Playa del Carmen property is split into two parts, La Perla, which caters exclusively to adults, and ParadisusRead More →
Q: Is shingles a seasonal virus? —AA To respond: The past two years have led to increased awareness of communicable diseases and how to avoid contracting them. It can sometimes be overwhelming to think of all the potential illnesses out there, especially those that are seasonal and tend to comeRead More →
He may not have wanted to, but there are people who will swear that March 21, 2022 was a very historic day for Montana. The State Land Board took action that day to support efforts to restore Stonewall Hall in Virginia City, a crumbling structure that proponents of the planRead More →
Design work is underway on elementary buildings in the Fremont Public Schools system, while schematic designs have been completed for construction projects at Fremont High School. The FPS this week announced an update on project planning for a $123 million bond issue passed by Fremont voters in September 2021. “WeRead More →
March is National Awareness Month Colorectal Cancer, and Main Street in Oneonta turned blue to celebrate Friday, March 25. Rebecca Hess, Rebecca Barringer, Monique Misner and Mark Kirkby, employees of Cancer Services Program, set up a booth at Mueller Plaza from 11 am to 13 pm. They were there toRead More →
City school officials held a grand opening Thursday for a new community wellness center at Fallon Park Elementary School in southeast Roanoke. The LIFT Center, which stands for “Local Impact for Tomorrow,” will provide pediatric, dental, mental health, and educational services to students and their families. School superintendent Verletta WhiteRead More →
My travels with C… and a clinical trial that saved my life – by Pam Johnson Tucked away in the Palma Ceia subdivision of Keizer, Pam and John Johnson’s home doesn’t stand out. The tan-colored multi-level home, while cute, is just one of a dozen other similar homes on theRead More →
Eleven nonprofit, public and private entities announced March 10 the formation of the Cleveland Talent Alliance to develop a transparent and coordinated system to identify, attract, navigate, engage, onboard and retain top talent in Cleveland, with a focus initial on the rapidly growing IT/technology sectors, including financial services, healthcare andRead More →
At its March 14 meeting, the Planning and Zoning Commission got the ball rolling on possible changes to the zoning ordinance regarding drug and alcohol treatment centers, as well as drug rehabilitation facilities. in Fountain Hills. In late 2020, City staff received inquiries regarding the possibility of establishing a detoxRead More →
By Brad Lendon, CNN Russia used hypersonic missiles during its invasion of Ukraine, US President Joe Biden confirmed on Monday. “And if you notice, (Russia just) launched the hypersonic missile, because that’s the only thing they can go through with absolute certainty,” Biden said. “It’s a heavy weapon… it’s nearlyRead More →
ELKO — Author Patricia Newman visited school children in the Elko County School District for “virtual tours” between Feb. 28 and March 4. Sponsored by the Elko County Reading Council, Elko County School District and Kinross Bald Mountain Mine, Newman met with students from her home in Sacramento, Calif., dueRead More →
Happy Tuesday neighbours! Let’s start this day. Here is everything you need to know around three towns today. First, today’s weather forecast: Rather sunny and windy. High: 54, low: 38. Here are the top 5 Three Village stories today: Three Village Craft Market is looking for local vendors. If you’reRead More →
The content of the campaign successfully launched in 2021 has been expanded – Nature and cultural tourism in all its facets – Campaign clusters guide the offer – Storytelling in social media The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) supports the relaunch of the inspirational German.Local.Culture campaign. Restart of receptive tourism.Read More →
Governor Ned Lamont provided an update on Connecticut’s efforts to improve cybersecurity during a March 9 press conference at Fairfield University. Lamont said his background in telecommunications made him aware of the potential damage from a cyberattack. “Our first tabletop exercise at the emergency operations center was to simulate cyberattacksRead More →
DAYTON — Driving out of Antwerp on Route 49 south for the past few days, it’s not hard to see what’s been on Antwerp’s mind. Orange basketball-shaped signs with large numbers and blue names are affixed to telephone poles to let anyone walking through the hamlet know who caught theirRead More →
Barry Bivens returned last month from his 34th mission trip to the Amazon rainforest. Bivens is the pastor of Workman for Christ Church, 5760 US Highway 60, which emphasizes missions, or what Christians call “the great commission” found in Matthew 28:19 which reads: “Go therefore and make disciples of all.Read More →
It was the kind of setback that Suzanne Miller didn’t want to hear, but she was ready to roll with the punches. That’s what small business owners do. When I visited her new boutique, Plant Parenthood, 528 S. Main St., on Wednesday, she was organizing those last-minute details in preparationRead More →
Rombat, the local market leader in automotive batteries, today received Q1 Ford Supplier certification confirming high quality standards, system capability, warranty and delivery performance, as well as meeting strict quality and environmental management. The standard of excellence places the Romanian automotive battery manufacturer in the “elite club” of Ford suppliersRead More →
Chickasaw Market in downtown Ada, Oklahoma celebrates Women’s History Month in March. Already known for gift-worthy jewelry, clothing, beads and pottery, the market will expand its showcase to feature many renowned female artists, authors and artisans this month. As a special event, Chickasaw authors Glenda Galvan, Jeannie Barbour and MadelynRead More →
When State Sen. Josh Becker, D-San Mateo, introduced a bill to “establish the minor league baseball players’ bill of rights,” I was skeptical. My first thought was that it wasn’t going anywhere. The minor league system used by Major League Baseball is so antiquated and so heavily weighted in favorRead More →
The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) supports the relaunch of the inspirational campaign German.Local.Culture. Restart of receptive tourism. Petra Hedorfer, Chief Executive Officer (CEO): “After two years of the Corona pandemic and in the context of the terrible war in Ukraine, the tourism industry is facing major challenges. In thisRead More →
BLAIRSVILLE — The Borough of Blairsville is talking with two companies about providing bulk fuel tanks, carrying 500 gallons each, that could provide a supply of gasoline and diesel in the event of a shortage. Borough Superintendent Michael Baker told Blairsville Council on Tuesday evening that he had received costsRead More →
An author reading took place at Weyburn Public Library yesterday for Mojet Adediji, who is just 14. His book, ‘Spitfyar: Rise of a Teen Combatant’ has been published in softcover, as well as on Kindle and Amazon. She said her book tells the story of characters reunited during a timeRead More →
MULTAN – Provincial Energy Minister Dr Akhtar Malik said on Monday that Pakistan’s outgoing government Tehreek-e-Insaf strongly believes in promoting local culture across the world. He voiced these views at a ceremony on Punjab Culture Day here at Tea House Multan. The provincial minister pointed out that the promotion ofRead More →
By CeFaan Kim Click here for updates on this story MIDTOWN MANHATTAN, New York (WABC) — Street vendors in New York City were holding a 24-hour slumber protest outside Governor Kathy Hochul’s office in Midtown Manhattan on Monday. They ask the governor to support the formalization and decriminalization of streetRead More →