NEWARK, NJ, May 09, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — According to the report published by Fior Markets, the global market for commercial displays is projected to grow from US$43.5 billion in 2020 to US$75.36 billion in 2028, at a CAGR of 7.11% over the forecast period 2021-2028. The commercial display market …
Read More »Rochdale News | News Headlines | Our guide to things to do in and around the district this weekend
Release date: May 05, 2022 Community Gardening on Saturday at the Falinge Park Community Hub There is plenty to do in and around the district this weekend; Two Mr. Ps in One Podcast, Northern Live, Bowlee Car Boot Sale, Oulder Hill School Reunion, Comedy Night at The Flyer, …
Read More »Indian Consulate condemns Connecticut’s declaration of “Sikh independence” as promoting hatred
The Consulate General of India in New York has condemned a statement by the Connecticut State General Assembly purporting to show its support for the so-called “Declaration of Sikh Independence”. Calling it an attempt to use the assembly’s name to “promote bigotry and hatred,” the consulate said in a statement …
Read More »6 Condos With Better Locations Than The Internet Indicates – Property Blog Singapore
Thanks to Google Maps and Street View, scouting out the location of a condo is easy these days… or is it? Over time we’ve found that this is quite unfair to some condos (we’ve made this mistake before) – there are properties that don’t appear very accessible or convenient on …
Read More »Issue of the day: The dedicated royal fashion scouts
WHEN you see a photo of the Queen, or Prince William, or any of the younger members of the royal family, you might not think too much about what they’re wearing, but online there are teams dedicated to finding each item. By royal decree? By order of royal fans – …
Read More »BU Battery Project candidate for Fed. Middle
US Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) says he is urging trying to get Binghamton University over the line in a contest for federal economic development funding. BU’s New Energy New York proposal for the EDA Regional Challenge has been named to the list of 60 eligible participants in the competition. Photo: …
Read More »National Park Service Announcements for Dare County Parks – The Coastland Times
Cape Point and Frisco campgrounds opened for the April 2nd season. Reservations and payments for campgrounds in Oregon Inlet, Cape Point, Frisco and Ocracoke must be made online at recovery.gov. Bodie Island Lighthouse is open for climbing from Wednesday April 27th until early fall. Tickets are required to climb the …
Read More »Wine, Nibbles & Bids Silent Auction for TCHS starts today
WINE, KIBBLES AND BIDDINGS SILENT AUCTION FOR TCHS In the past year alone, the Tri-County Humane Society performed approximately 3,000 surgeries, including castration and neutering, hernia and fracture repairs. Not only that. Just think of all the animals that found homes last year; Over 4400 cats, dogs, critters and birds …
Read More »Maine has a garbage store and the bargain hunter in me is EXCITED
The Land of the Lost Return Have you ever wondered where your online returns end up? Sometimes they can be resold, but often retailers like Amazon will sell random items in bulk to the highest bidder. Various websites will auction these boxes with very little detail about the contents. It’s …
Read More »Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is accused by Sandy Hook families of hiding MILLIONS in shell companies
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been accused by Sandy Hook families of hiding millions of dollars in shell companies to avoid paying them after they won a defamation lawsuit against him. In a lawsuit filed Wednesday against the InfoWars Texas host, families of those killed in the 2012 mass shooting …
Read More »Queen of Hearts Jackpot still up for grabs at Owensboro Bingo
And then there were 11. The crowds at the Owensboro Big Blue Bingo Hall are multiplying. Trinity High School’s Queen of Hearts jackpot has been growing in recent months and the excitement around it is palpable. Hundreds of people flocked to the bingo hall on Monday night and hundreds more …
Read More »Eternity’s memorial platform swaps headstones for QR codes
Commemoration can take many forms. What once started as a statue for the rich and famous has become obituaries in local newspapers — and now a hashtag on social media. As time has passed and our world is increasingly lived online, Israeli company Eternity has found a way to respectfully …
Read More »Upcoming business events for the week of April 3, 2022 | local business
QuickBooks Series: How to Process Payroll in QuickBooks Online Pre-registration required! Join this SBDC virtual workshop presented by Tom Tanner, Regional Lead Advisor and QuickBooks Pro. Learn how to create your business settings, set up electronic payments to the state and IRS, process regular and special payroll, and more. Any …
Read More »What to do if you can’t submit a meter reading on the Shell, British Gas or Eon websites?
Utilities including British Gas, E.ON and EDF Energy had their sites plummet today as customers rushed to submit their meter readings as the price cap hike kicked in. The 54% increase in the price cap was announced by energy regulator Ofgem and means the average household will add £693 to …
Read More »Things to Do in Lehigh Valley This Weekend and Beyond (March 25-31)
WHAT’S WRONG? Here’s a small selection of events in the region that you might want to check out over the coming days. Check ahead as some events are being postponed or canceled due to COVID-19 concerns. Visit venue websites to learn about COVID-19 safety precautions in place. The State Theater …
Read More »A Russian cyber attack could lead to a war. But it’s very unlikely
This activity is likely “not about espionage, it’s probably about disruptive or destructive (cyber) activity,” said Jen Easterly, director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, during a phone briefing with industry executives and state and local government employees, three sources said about the call, writes CNN’s Sean Lyngaas. …
Read More »Yakima cities are talking about a team approach to crime-fighting
When the Yakima City Council meets on Tuesday, it will discuss a proposal from the Yakima Valley Intergovernmental Conference to tackle local crime. YVCOG brings a regional crime resource center to the Yakima Valley. It’s a team approach to funding local crime fighting They say it’s an opportunity for all …
Read More »Book review of Sandy Hook: An American Tragedy and the Fight for the Truth by Elizabeth Williamson
More horrors were to come. In the following ten years, the families of the murdered children were mercilessly tortured and persecuted. They have been repeatedly doxed, their home addresses, credit records, social security numbers and home phone numbers posted online to use racist and anti-Semitic profanity from callers. Their tormentors …
Read More »Landing page proposed for six city websites; Artist Chosen for Memorial Plaza Sculpture – The Advocate-Messenger
The Danville City Commission heard a proposal for a project with The Idea Farm to create a landing page for Danville websites at its meeting Monday. Emma Jackson, CEO of advertising and marketing agency The Idea Farm in Danville, gave a presentation about the site. She said Danville has no …
Read More »Gov. Mills promised $500 check revised upwards
cha ching A few weeks ago, the governor’s State of the State address announced that there would be a surplus based on the revenue forecast and that Mainers would receive a $500 check. Unexpected and a bonus. But wait, there’s more. After yesterday (JanSt) Revenue Forecasting Committee Meeting Expected to …
Read More »Yale New Haven prices are often “buried” | Connecticut and Surroundings
Should the forthcoming sale of Manchester Memorial and Rockville General hospitals to Yale New Haven Health System be approved, patients would still face the same obstacles in determining rough cost estimates for various procedures. A federal law introduced on Jan. 1, 2021 under former President Donald J. Trump aims to …
Read More »Presidents Day 2022: What’s open and what’s closed on Monday? Banks, UPS, postal delivery, stock exchanges, supermarkets, schools
Presidents Day 2022, also known as Washington’s Birthday, is Monday February 21, 2022. It is a day to celebrate all US Presidents past and present. The holiday was originally instituted in 1885 to celebrate President George Washington’s birthday after his death. The day became known as Presidents Day when it …
Read More »Names in the News: People Shaping the Future of the Lake Area Business – American Press
Visit LC hires Bush, Strider Visit Lake Charles has announced the addition of staff Timothy Bush as Chief Marketing Officer and Anna Streicher as Head of Digital Strategies/Online Marketing. Bush and Strider have been in the travel industry for years and bring experience and expertise in destination marketing. Most recently, …
Read More »Aspen Film fosters diverse storytelling through collaborations | Messages
Film is a powerful platform for storytelling. And Aspen Film manifests its medium – and its mission – to bring diversity to the screen and stimulate conversation, collaborations and community programs throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. From hosting three major festivals per year to hosting monthly Indie Showcase and Aspen …
Read More »Anna Kochakian charged with vandalizing the Ella French Memorial
Defendant Anna Kochakian (left) appears in a mug shot; Fallen officer Ella French (right) appears in an official police portrait. Police have arrested an Illinois woman for vandalizing a memorial to a Chicago police officer who was killed in a shooting during a traffic stop last year. Anna KochakianThe 26-year-old …
Read More »What’s Happening in Central Jersey This Weekend and Beyond (February 11-17)
WHAT’S WRONG? Here’s a small selection of events in the region that you might want to check out over the coming days. Check ahead as some events are being postponed or canceled due to COVID-19 concerns. Please also visit the venues’ websites for information on COVID-19 safety precautions in place. …
Read More »Grocery supplies in NJ could be exempted from the plastic bag ban
TRENTON — Three months before New Jersey’s ban on plastic carrier bags in retail stores, restaurants and supermarkets goes into effect, lawmakers plan to make changes to free up grocery stores and food banks. The law, which goes into effect May 4, is said to have its greatest impact on …
Read More »Camden County woman stole $3 million from employer
Camden County authorities say a woman has been charged with embezzling millions of dollars from the company she worked for as a chief accountant. Atco’s Jennifer Vandever, 49, faces four counts of wire fraud, one count of unauthorized use of access devices, one count of aggravated identity theft and four …
Read More »Russia slams RFE/RL with demand to drop Navalny investigation
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping have called on the West to “abandon the ideologized approaches of the Cold War” as the two leaders displayed their deepening “borderless” relationship amid a standoff between Moscow and the West over Ukraine. Xi and Putin, who were in Beijing …
Read More »City works to clear streets; The mayor advises residents to exercise caution and be aware of weather conditions
Mayor Greg Fischer is advising residents to exercise extreme caution if they have to leave their homes for work or other essential travel as Louisville remains under an ice storm warning through Friday morning. “As we’ve said before, freezing rain and falling temperatures could lead to dangerous road conditions, potential …
Read More »What age should you stop shoveling snow in North Dakota?
It’s groundhog day. Where we find out if we still have 6 weeks of winter. Let’s face it in North Dakota, this so-called event, or poor people’s holiday if you will, is utterly meaningless in our state. Considering that snow occurs almost every year in May, we would be happy …
Read More »New Jersey ranks as the worst state in America to retire in 2022
Believe it or not, at some point in life we all think about retirement. Perhaps some of you reading this are at that point. A new poll has ranked the best to worst states for retirement, and well…we have bad news for folks here in the Garden State. You may …
Read More »Over $60,000 in Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation grants available
press release The Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation provides more than $60,000 in scholarships to students from rural, suburban, and urban communities in Ohio pursuing a degree that is in some way related to farming. Approximately 50 awards are given to deserving students through 12 scholarship funds. The deadline to apply …
Read More »Community Letters | News | thevalleyadvantage.com
Vet group flags available Order forms and a postage-paid return envelope for Memorial Day flags and markers were recently mailed to all American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts in Lackawanna County. The Lackawanna County Bureau of Veterans Affairs encourages organizations to return forms as soon as possible so …
Read More »Health partners request participation in a community health survey
MAYVILLE, NY: Chautauqua County Department of Health and Human Services is conducting a community health assessment to gather information on Chautauqua County’s current health status, needs and issues. The information helps develop a plan to improve community health by justifying how and where resources should be used. All county residents …
Read More »Medical expenses remain opaque | shop
A new federal law requires hospitals to publish the costs of various medical procedures, but navigating thousands of procedures and finding accurate costs is tedious, and health care advocates stress the importance of establishing a consistent, standardized database. The hospital transparency rule was first implemented on January 1, 2021 under …
Read More »Ashling Murphy’s funeral takes place
HEARTFUL TRIBUTE WERE PAYED TO Ashling Murphy this morning at her funeral in Co Offaly. The murder of the 23-year-old teacher while she was jogging along the canal in Tullamore last week was met with shock, sadness and anger across the country last week. Hundreds of mourners lined Mount Bolus’ …
Read More »Oregon has its first doses of Paxlovid treatment for COVID-19. Here we go.
Oregon has offloaded most of its first-line supplies of Paxlovid, Pfizer’s promising new antiviral drug to treat COVID-19, to community health clinics across the state. The clinics, also known as Federally Qualified Health Centers, provide primary care to low-income, uninsured, rural, and historically disadvantaged populations. Nationwide, the drug is extremely …
Read More »Savvy Senior: How to Write an Obituary for a Loved One | News, Sports, Jobs
Dear accomplished senior, Do you have any tips on how to write an obituary? My father, who has terminal cancer, has asked me to write his obituary, which will be published in the bereavement program and in our local newspaper. — Not a writer dear need, I am very sorry …
Read More »New Year’s Eve celebrations in the region
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – The New Years Eve celebrations are held in Burlington. The Highlight Burlington Festival went online last year to help Vermonters celebrate virtually during the pandemic, and it’s back. This year it’s a mix of virtual and personal events. There are all kinds of activities including music, …
Read More »Long-time Kent newspaper editor, veteran journalist Jack Mayne, has died
By Scott Schaefer & Sue Favor It is with a very heavy heart, and with tears in our eyes, that we report that South King Media’s longtime senior writer / co-publisher and veteran journalist Jack Mayne has passed away. Mayne died peacefully at home, just days before his 85th birthday. …
Read More »Glen Cutlip Obituary (1934-2021) – Millersburg, Ohio
Glen C. Cutlip, 86 years old, of Killbuck, Ohio, left his earthly body on Wednesday, December 22, 2021, completely surrounded and embraced by the love of God.A celebration of his life will take place with family and friends at a later date. Those who want to share a reminder or …
Read More »It’s hard to find a home COVID test in Beaufort County. Why?
Rapid coronavirus test kits for the home have been touted as crucial weapons against the super-contagious variant of Omicron that is sweeping the southeast in the days leading up to Christmas. But good luck finding one in Beaufort County. A reporter from Island Packet and Beaufort Gazette visited 14 pharmacies …
Read More »Population of New Jersey in 2021
TRENTON – New Jersey’s population is shrinking, according to new estimates by the Census Bureau released Tuesday, partly due to declining immigration and more deaths, partly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The state continues to experience population losses in residents moving from state to state, although that net loss has …
Read More »Update from the Sunflower County Library System
Join us for Virtual Story Time with I’m Not Santa by Jonathan Allen and Little Blue Trucks Christmas Alice Shertle on the Sunflower County Library YouTube channel, Thursday, December 16, 2021. Here’s your chance to do something with this Christmas sweater stowed in the closet. Participate in an Ugly Christmas …
Read More »Amid holiday scam warnings, a vacation scammer contacts me
The FBI and the Better Business Bureau have each in the past few days warned consumers to watch out for Christmas scams. The warnings happened accidentally while exchanging emails with a vacation cheater. The first message I got supposedly was from Brian Borsook, a real doctor in Torrance. “Hello,” said …
Read More »My Vaccine Pass rollout in public institutions confirmed
The requirements for my vaccination record for the Ashburton Public Library, Ashburton Art Gallery and Museum and Mt Hutt Memorial Hall are effective as of Monday, December 20th, confirmed Hamish Riach, Chief Executive of Ashburton District Council. The council decided this week that My Vaccine Pass will also be rolled …
Read More »CT officials vow to fight the rise in organized retail crime
As some of the largest retailers push Congress for a law to stop online sales of stolen goods, the Connecticut Attorney General is promising to revive the state’s efforts to work with other government agencies and the private sector to thwart organized retail criminal circles . Last week, the CEOs …
Read More »$ 100,000 lottery winner in North Dakota in Williston
Another Powerball winning ticket was recently sold in North Dakota. There was just another big lottery winner in North Dakota. Bismarck grandstand reports that the Powerball lottery drawing in Williston on Saturday night produced a $ 100,000 winner. Isn’t it crazy that North Dakota has had so many lottery winners …
Read More »Pregnancy and Infant Loss: Honoring a Lost Baby
No matter when or how you lose a baby, grief can be great and long-lasting. Instead of having memories of your time together, you are left with dreams about what the future should have brought. Honoring a lost baby is one thing that can help you manage your grief. Here …
Read More »Commemoration for Lucille Nichols
BY JOHN LEE The Willard F. Bond Home will celebrate the life of the late Lucille Nichols, who influenced the community beyond five decades as steward of Willard F. Bond Home / The Home Place. The memorial begins December 14 at 10 a.m. in the Bond Home’s main dining room …
Read More »GOP legislators want to create incentives for small school associations
We have seen it over the years, but mostly because of the student population. But now a GOP legislature says it should be encouraged to help smaller schools save money. GOP LEGISLATIVE SAYS SMALLER SERVICES SHOULD CONSOLIDATE AND DISTRIBUTE COSTS GOP Representative Brad Hawkins (East Wenatchee) plans to propose a …
Read More »Substitute teachers in high demand and scarce | Local news
Sheila Opsal only took a few months to retire from the St. Clair School District. The former economics and technology teacher comes back to school one or two days a week when she is not traveling or looking after the grandchildren. Being a substitute teacher offers the rewards of teaching …
Read More »Gateway Technical College extends deadline for Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award | Local news
The bustling capital of Georgia is King’s birthplace and final resting place. As such, it probably has the greatest claim to its heritage and MLK-related websites. Many of them are located in the MLK Jr. National Historical Park in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood of downtown Atlanta. Indoor tours of buildings …
Read More »The Twitter Wildfire Watcher tracking California’s flames
Stand on her Back porch, and peeking through a gap in the trees, across a ravine, Liz Johnston can see a patch of red light. The night sky above glows an intense orange. A few kilometers away, a hill is on fire: massive flames sink a dense area of pines, …
Read More »11 Utica-Rome Charities You Should Be Supporting On Tuesday
With Black Friday, Shop Small Saturday and Cyber Monday finally behind us, it’s time to start thinking about others and those in need. On Giving Tuesday, think about your local charities where your dollar can go even further. There are several great nonprofits here in Central New York providing much-needed …
Read More »Double victories for Teejay Lanka at the Presidential Export Awards – The Island
‘The bank is ideally positioned to take the lead in streamlining flows into Sri Lanka’ Leading private bank HNB PLC, Leading private bank HNB PLC, is cementing the power of remittances to drive development and is supporting the efforts of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) to optimize incoming …
Read More »The November 26th COVID-19 update from SHA
In the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s November 26th update of COVID-19, they report a total of 108 new confirmed cases of the virus in the province. Of these 108 new cases, there are 1 in the Far North East Zone, 8 in the North West Zone, 19 in the North Central …
Read More »All Grand Teton campsites go to online reservations
Campers traveling to Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway must now reserve spaces online at Recreation.gov for all park campsites for the 2022 summer season. Colter Bay RV Park and Tent Village as well as Headwaters Campground and RV Park as well as Campgrounds …
Read More »50 years later, local residents say this is NJ’s biggest problem
Tired of New Jersey Taxes? New poll results don’t help. To mark its 50th anniversary, the Rutgers-Eagleton Survey asked New Jersey residents the same question in 2021 it asked their first-ever survey in 1971: What is the number one problem facing New Jersey? Then as now, taxes come first. And …
Read More »Organic wine tours reveal how several Sonoma County’s vineyards are working to save the planet
Lauren and Alex Benward, sixth generation owners of Beltane Ranch Winery in Glen Ellen, Sonoma County, the word “sustainability” does not adequately convey the agricultural practices they and many of their co-owners have taken in recent years. Avoiding pesticides and industrial tillage is a breeze. They also use roaming chickens …
Read More »Man shot near the Young Dolph memorial as mourners gather to pay tribute to the artist who was killed
A man was injured in a shooting near the memorial for rapper Young Dolph on Thursday, just the day after the artist was gunned down in a well-known bakery in Tennessee. the Memphis Police Department said the man was shot dead in the 2600 block of Airways Boulevard and listed …
Read More »General Ledger Independent – Maysville Online
November 15, 2021 The historic Goddard Covered Bridge was surrounded by fall foliage late last week in Fleming County. In wind and rain, photo motifs and colorful leaves quickly disappear. November 12, 2021 Mason County High School freshman Jaylan Scaggs-Farley tackles an Army National Guard obstacle as part of class. …
Read More »Perfectly framed | General Ledger Independent – Maysville Online
November 12, 2021 Mason County High School freshman Jaylan Scaggs-Farley tackles an Army National Guard obstacle as part of class. November 11, 2021 This soldier and jeep with a rear-mounted weapon were recently part of a WWII camp reenactment on the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center campus. November 10, 2021 The …
Read More »THE VETERANS PRESS: Native Veteran, Native Pride
Simple and powerful … timeless and inclusive. This is the description for the Native American Veterans Memorial at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC The memorial opened to the public in November 2020 and was designed by Harvey Pratt, a member of the Cheyenne and …
Read More »Upcoming November courses on budgeting, fraud prevention, cyber protection and more | Community
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – The Commonwealth offers many programs to support, conserve, and protect the myriad seniors across the state. The pa. The Department of Banking and Securities (DoBS) will host and attend numerous virtual and in-person presentations for senior groups, service providers and the general public throughout the month of …
Read More »College Station Police Arrested for Property Crimes – WTAW
Two 21-year-olds from College Station are accused of stealing credit and debit card numbers from 16 people. More than six months of investigation by College Station police led to the arrests of Stelton Govan II and Ashanti Chambers. According to CSPD arrest reports, detectives first learned of unjustified charges on …
Read More »Yakeshia Jenkins named Global Campus Employee of the Quarter
Photo submitted Yakeshia Jenkins, center, accepts the Global Campus Employee of the Quarter award from Cheryl Murphy, Vice Province of Distance Education and Director of Global Campus, left, and Jamie Loftin, Vice Province of Distance Education Administration. Yakeshia Jenkins has been named a First Quarter Employee of the University of …
Read More »Who is Charles Bausman? A closer look at the pro-Putin blogger who moved to Lancaster | PA performance and policy
Charles Bausman, whose family traces their presence in Lancaster County back to the 18th century, made their first permanent permanent home in Lancaster City in 2018. Bausman, 57, grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut, and spent part of his childhood abroad, including when his father worked as a journalist in Moscow. …
Read More »Fort Hall man convicted of murdering 23-year-old man
POCATELLO, Idaho (KLIX) – A 27-year-old man from Fort Hall will be spending a little over 27 years in federal prison for stabbing and dumping the body of another young man on an Idaho tribal reservation in 2018 for Idaho announced that Justin Beasley was sentenced to just over 27 …
Read More »Older New Jersey voters support massive annual annuity payments
Earlier this year, New Jersey did something that hadn’t been done in more than two decades: the state actually made a full payment to its public employee pension fund of nearly $ 7 billion. Governor Phil Murphy hired an additional $ 505 million on top of a $ 6.4 billion …
Read More »Do you need help with a colon cancer diagnosis? Text COLON to 484848
October 20, 21 – “You have colon cancer.” An estimated 150,000 people hear these words or something similar each year in the United States. Even before the diagnosis, after the joys of bowel preparation and a colonoscopy, the patient may wake up dazed from the sedation and be told, “We …
Read More »Programmatic support for the Miami Dolphins Social Impact Committee 2021 season
MIAMI GARDENS, Florida – The Miami Dolphins Social Impact Committee announced that it will continue to have a positive impact on community engagement, education and economic empowerment in South Florida. Players will continue to support Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach Counties public schools, the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition and Florida …
Read More »Medicinal Potion Medical Tourism, Mindset and Covid
A significant number of Bengali patients prefer to be treated in South India, Mumbai or Delhi. This may not be a very unusual trend, as Bangladeshi and Bhutanese patients prefer Kolkata for treatment and some of Mumbai’s wealthy families prefer First World countries. This medical tourism trend was severely impacted …
Read More »This will save you money on furnishing your home
We partnered with Straight Talk Wireless to show how you can save money in every aspect of your life, from choosing a wireless carrier to designing your dream home. Moving to a new home can quickly get expensive, whether it’s an 800-square-foot apartment or a two-story suburban home. There’s the …
Read More »Watch the OBS sales live here
The October yearling sale starts on Tuesday Look here: Ocala Sales Live The sale continues with an open session on Wednesday October 13thNSHip No.s 201 – 598 will be available from 11:00 a.m. A total of 51 yearlings were included in the sale after the catalog went to press. Seventeen …
Read More »Family taken by surprise after marketing company, funeral home collects the father’s obituary
Before pancreatic cancer cost him his life in April, John Rothwell made his wish to die clear: If mourners wanted to donate to a cause on his behalf, the money should go to an education fund set up by himself and his family. Instead, family and friends unwittingly paid for …
Read More »Does the State of Minnesota Owe You Some Money? Maybe!
If you’re like me, you’re used to paying the state of Minnesota thanks to our state income tax. But as it turns out, the Minnesota Department of Commerce has an obligation to put any funds it owes you back in your pocket. Wait what It’s all part of the Minnesota …
Read More »Andrea CRYDER Obituary (2021) – South Charleston, Ohio
CRYDER, Andrea Heather South Charleston passed away on Thursday, September 23, 2021 at the age of 54 in her home town. Andrea was born as the daughter of Carl and Jacqueline (Darnell) Cater on March 21, 1967 in Lima, Ohio. Her mother precedes her in death. Andrea is survived by …
Read More »Bienvenue Cafe Event Offers French Accent Fun And More Community News | News from the Crescent City community
Due to the rise in COVID-19, some events are being canceled or postponed. Be sure to check the official websites, Facebook pages, or the contact numbers of any event sponsor or organizer before attending any of the events listed below. COMMUNITY EVENTS L’UNION FRANÇAISE: A free Bienvenue Café event will …
Read More »Bottle cap donations required for Boonville Girl’s Memorial Bench
If you drink a lot of soda or bottled water, save these bottle caps for a good cause. Elliana Cobb Elliana Cobb was a six-year-old from Boonville whose life was tragically interrupted in January 2020. Elliana was out on a nature walk with a relative when a tree fell on …
Read More »The Colorado Pioneer Cemeteries reveal the history of the state
When five-year-old Elija Foster Stout died in December 1874, Pleasant Valley Cemetery was established to serve the families who had settled along the Arkansas River between present-day Cañon City and Salida. Four years later, the death of another child led to another cemetery south of the river. Six-year-old Joseph Toupain, …
Read More »Questionable contract removed – business was linked to superintendent | Local news
A contract to hire an educational consulting firm affiliated with then-Cody Superintendent Peg Monteith was removed from the Cody School Board’s agenda in early June after board members received information about the personal relationship. The contract, worth up to $ 40,000 between the Cody School District and Goble Brown & …
Read More »5 Essential Energy Saving Tips for Any Hudson Valley Homeowner
Homeowners, renters, renters, pretty much everyone in the world wants to save money, right? Every time I get my electricity bill I don’t understand it and it never goes down. Feel the same Here are a few things supposedly anyone can do in Central Hudson, which ones have you tried? …
Read More »LFR Lt. Eric Hill honored at the 40th Annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend | KLBK | KAMC
LUBBOCK, Texas and EMMITSBURG, Maryland – The National Fallen Firefighter Foundation honors 215 fallen firefighters, including Lieutenant Eric Hill of Lubbock Fire Rescue, at the 40th annual National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend in Emmitsburg, Maryland. The two-day event will take place on Saturday and Sunday, March 2-3. October, instead. Lt. …
Read More »Department of Banking and Securities Announces Consumer Financial Protection Events for October 2021
Harrisburg, PA The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities (DoBS) education and public relations staff will host and attend numerous virtual and in-person presentations to groups of seniors, service providers, and the general public in October to promote financial performance under Consumer Financial Protection Governor Tom Wolf’s initiative. Unless otherwise …
Read More »Program Encourages Ky Prep Athletes To Get Vaccinated – The Advocate Messenger
The Kentucky Primary Care Association is launching a new digital advertising campaign called “Stay in the Game” to encourage high school athletes to get vaccinated against COVID-19 so that sporting events can take place as planned. “Fully vaccinated teenagers are much more likely to stay in the game no matter …
Read More »“Anonymous” is reportedly giving more stolen epic data. • The Register
Entities using Anonymous (EUTNAIOA) name and iconography claim to have leaked server disk images extracted by Epik – the controversial US company that provided services to far-right organizations like the Oath Keepers and Gab, provided a home for social networks -for-internet-outcasts Parler and hosted Hassloch 8chan. Epik has made it …
Read More »Fall events planned in both boroughs – Times News Online
Published September 29, 2021 10:51 am Cooler temperatures are coming – and that means fun fall events in the Catasauqua and North Catasauqua districts. The Historic Catasauqua Preservation Association’s annual street festival is held on October 2, from 12pm to 5pm. The event will take place in a new location …
Read More »Rockaway Beach Fence Posts September 28th | Fence post
Well, this column will be filled with interesting articles, so I won’t waste any time getting into it! Do you remember me mentioning a few months ago that I should turn down Miller Street between the old train station and 20th into Storybook Lane? This is a wonderful idea that …
Read More »Courses for students who have achieved less than 90%
The University of Delhi (DU) is expected to publish the first cut-off list on its official website du.ac.in and on the respective websites of the universities by October 1st. Admissions for most undergraduate programs are based on grade 12 merit by calculating the “best-of-four” formulas. This means that the percentage …
Read More »What to Know Before Buying a Fridge
Are you thinking of getting a new refrigerator? Replacing such a large device shouldn’t be taken lightly. Our FAQ will tell you everything you need to know about buying a new refrigerator the right way. When is it time to replace a refrigerator? If you’re happy with your current refrigerator, …
Read More »CA Capitol Fixture and college advocate Scott Lay dies aged 48
Scott Lay, who can be seen in a file photo in 2013, created the political newsletters Nooner and Roundup as well as the podcast “SacTown Talks”. Lay died earlier this month at the age of 48. Sacramento Bee File Scott Lay, a pillar of California’s Capitol community whose insightful newsletters …
Read More »Internet freedom of expression has shrunk during the pandemic
Bangladesh’s internet freedom has developed worse in the years of the pandemic than in previous years, according to a new report by the international think tank Freedom House. The Freedom Online 2021 report gave countries a score between 0 and 100, with 0 being the least free and 100 being …
Read More »Facebook’s push to defend its image
Facebook executives from the Marketing, Communications, Policy, and Integrity teams were involved in the changes. Alex Schultz, a 14-year-old corporate veteran who was named chief marketing officer last year, was also influential in the image remodeling effort, said five employees who worked with him. But at least one of the …
Read More »Contoocook River Region Town Crier for September 18, 2021
BOWRotary auction ■ The Bow Rotary Car Show took place on August 21st and was a great success with 157 vehicles registered and around 400 spectators! The annual Rotary Car Show is postponed to May 14th next year. ■ The Bow Rotary Foundation auction will be held in the Bow …
Read More »New website will publish testimony of Holocaust survivors in Grand Rapids for the first time
What the Holocaust memorial sculpture in Meijer Gardens will look like. With a small but tightly knit Jewish community in the west of the state, the site hopes to highlight a group of people sometimes overshadowed by Metro Detroit’s larger Jewish community. A A new project launched in partnership with …
Read More »Apple and Google remove ‘Navalny’ voting app in Russia
Civil society groups have warned that companies will be forced to abide by a patchwork of laws and regulations that run the risk of making the internet more fragmented, where access to information and products depends on where people are . Businesses need to weigh the value of having their …
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Clothes collection helps Anderson House If you want to tidy up your closet and support a good cause, Anderson House on 15 Fourth St. in Attleboro has just the right charity event for you. On Fridays and Saturdays, September 30th and October 1st, there will be a dress campaign from …
Read More »The SPM Group is expanding its entire spectrum of digital services with the addition of the digital service leader Dreamscape Marketing
Dreamscape’s national experience in digital marketing and broad expertise in health marketing improve the digital capabilities of the SPM Group and establish the SPM Group as a market leader in the subsectors of behavioral health, addiction healing, large group dentistry and senior care. “The ability to offer our current customers …
Read More »The Fleisher Art Memorial executive resigns months after the arrest in New York
Late on Friday evening in January, the Columbia County, NY, sheriff’s deputies responded to a reported altercation at a house in the rural town of Hillsdale, near the Massachusetts border. They eventually arrested a married couple – the director of a venerable art school in Philadelphia and a well-known artist …
Read More »A victory for app developers in Epic vs. Apple Court Fight
Apple is widely expected to ask a judge to prevent the order from going into effect. Both companies could also appeal to the U.S. Ninth District Court of Appeals. In this court, a three-judge panel could review the decision, a process that could take a year or more. After a …
Read More »From U2 to Alan Jackson on how post 9/11 entertainment helped us heal
WTOP’s Jason Fraley outlines how the entertainment world reacted after the September 11, 2001 attacks. WTOP’s Jason Fraley Recalls 9/11 Pop Culture (Part 1) It is hard to believe that 20 years have passed since the 9/11 attacks. For those who have experienced it, it will always feel like yesterday. …
Read More »Mears Family Funerals wins the prestigious “Digital Innovation” award in 2021
Online Memorial offer and order system wins prestigious industry award Leading independent family company Mears Family Funerals is the proud winner of the Digital Innovation category at this year’s Independent Funeral Director Business Awards. Online Memorial offer and order system wins prestigious industry award Awarded for the development and implementation …
Read More »VA honors lost lives, American heroism on the 20th anniversary of September 11th
Sept. 7, 2021 – WASHINGTON – To commemorate Jan.NS On the anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks against the United States, the Department of Veterans Affairs will hold several honors throughout his company to recognize loved ones who have been lost, hurt and forever changed by the tragic …
Read More »Biden travels to New York and New Jersey to assess the damage caused by Hurricane Ida
President Joe Biden will travel to Manville, New Jersey and Queens, New York on Tuesday to assess the storm damage caused by Hurricane Ida, according to the White House. At least 67 hurricane-related deaths were reported in eight states a week after Ida reached land in Louisiana. Most of these …
Read More »Britain’s plan for the death of Queen Elizabeth II uncovered, “Operation London Bridge” detailed
After years of guesswork and alleged leaks, we finally know exactly how the UK is going to deal with the death of Queen Elizabeth the second. Although Her Majesty is said to be in good physical and mental health, she is 95 years old. Their age, coupled with the ongoing …
Read More »Cumbria at the forefront of the funeral monuments project
St. Bega, Bassenthwaite. Image: Alexander P. Kapp Cumbria is at the forefront of a project to bring millions of funerary monuments online. The Google Maps for Graves program has started scanning headstones in 19,000 locations with surveyors using high-tech backpacks valued at £ 100,000. The first tombstones to be scanned …
Read More »Mastermind of the online kidney beater caught | Surat news
Surat: Cybercriminal detectives arrested a 32-year-old Nigerian national from Faridabad, Haryana on Tuesday for alleged involvement in an online kidney racket. Defendant Gregory Yermadeh, a native of Benin City, Nigeria, is the mastermind behind the brawl in which people were lured by online advertisements to sell kidneys for Rs 4 …
Read More »‘Google Maps for Graves’ makes millions of memorials and final resting places available online
The project, called “Google Maps for Graves”, will make millions of memorials and final resting places available online Surveyors have started scanning headstones at 19,000 locations The seven-year project will create a database of resting places It promises to be a gold mine for amateur genealogists The first tombstones scanned …
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