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Jul 01 2024
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New executive director at the helm at Chamber of Commerce
A familiar face will head the Scottsbluff/Gering United Chamber of Commerce. Jodi Lewellen has been confirmed as the chamber’s newest executive director. Lewellen has been serving in the post a couple of months now, but her selection hadn’t been formally announced until last week. “I figured it would be a good fit,” she said. “I know the Chamber and the Chamber is one of those organizations
Scottsbluff Star-HeraldSep 09 2024
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4 killed in Vermont plane crash; aircraft had departed Conn. airport
Four people were killed in a plane crash in Vermont over the weekend, state police said Monday morning. Vermont State Police said in a release Monday that they have recovered the bodies of four victims following a plane crash in Addison County in the western part of the state. State police said their preliminary investigation determined that a four-seat, single-engine Piper aircraft departed
NBC ConnecticutAug 09 2024
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Department of Justice bureau to review Boston Police human resources department
A U.S. Department of Justice bureau dedicated to community policing will review the Boston Police Department’s human resources section at the department’s request. “We applaud the Boston Police Department for requesting this review,” said Acting Associate Attorney General Benjamin Mizer, whose purview at the DOJ includes the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, or COPS Office, which
Boston HeraldJul 12 2024
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A&M-Commerce president discusses university's rebranding considerations
Texas A&M University-Commerce President Mark Rudin spoke at a second forum on Friday morning about considerations that university leaders are taking into account as they discuss re-branding options for the university that may include a name change. Multiple times, Rudin discussed improved opportunities for increased enrollment if the university were to associate itself more strongly with
The Herald BannerDec 14 2020
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Russia Suspected In Major Cyberattack On U.S. Treasury, Commerce Departments
Russian hackers working for the Kremlin are believed to be behind an attack into U.S. government computer systems at the departments of Treasury and Commerce that may have lasted months before it was detected, according to U.S. officials and media reports.
The hackers reportedly broke into the email systems at those two government departments, but the full extent of the breach was not
NPR (Online News)Jul 12 2024
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Greenwich Chamber of Commerce hosts its sidewalk sales
New Connecticut law requires Medicaid to cover rapid genetic testing for infants in NICU
Fairfield police: Missing teen ran away from home, turned off location service on phone
Ridgefield swimmer is going to the Olympics
The Real Deal: How to beat inflation with a summer spending plan
Warm, muggy conditions lead to afternoon showers and storms in Connecticut
News 12 ConnecticutSep 05 2024
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Justice department reveals right-wing influencers on the Russian payroll
Dave Rubin, Tim Pool, Benny Johnson, and more. All paid by the Russians for their reactionary, right-wing and comically consistent anti-Ukrainian verbiage. The money was funnelled through Tenet Media, a cutout company being sued by the U.S. Justice Department. The DOJ's indictment does not name the "Tennessee-based online content creation company" that received the Russian funding, but the
Boing BoingJul 16 2024
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Oklahoma Commerce to invest $39.5 million in Sunset at Broken Arrow Amphitheater
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce is partnering with the City of Broken Arrow and Wagoner County to provide up to $39.5 million in matching funds for the Sunset at Broken Arrow Amphitheater development. Up to $39.5 million will be committed through the Enterprise Zone Incentive Leverage Act, which marks the state's acknowledgment that the amphitheater has the potential to become a
KTUL 8Jul 11 2024
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Dental Partners joins the Cordele-Crisp Chamber of Commerce
On July 11, 2024 the Cordele-Crisp Chamber of Commerce welcomed Dental Partners to the community. This building was formerly known as Cordele Dental Associates and has recently been taken over by Dental Partners. Tim Powers the chairman of the Chamber of Commerce welcomed everyone. Chamber volunteer Timothy Kilpatrick gave the opening prayer. To represent the City of Cordele, and the
Cordele DispatchJun 12 2024
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The Sherwood Chamber of Commerce is doing it all
PORTLAND, Ore (KOIN) — The strength of The Sherwood Chamber of Commerce comes from the collective power of its members to convene leaders and influencers, be a catalyst for business growth, and champion of the community. The Sherwood Chamber has been hard at work helping to prepare for this weekends annual “Crusin’ Sherwood” event! On behalf of our sponsors at the City of Sherwood, we’re
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