A 31-year-old contract nurse accused of attacking and seriously burning a colleague in a Hackensack University Medical Center rest room has been found dead in Camden County. Nicholas Pagano, from West Deptford, left after the assault at around 5am on Monday. Police said he set fire to a 54-year-old woman and hit her with a […]
Worker burned in attack in recovery room at Hackensack, NJ hospital
HACKENSACK – A hospital worker was attacked in a rest room at Hackensack University Medical Center, suffering burns and a severe cut before the attacker left early Monday. The break room assault around 5 a.m. involved a contract nurse, also known as a traveling nurse, setting fire to a woman, as first reported by CBS […]
Direct selling and tiered market expected to reach $10.2 billion by 2028 Vorwerk & Co. KG, Mary Kay, Tupperware Brands Corp, Oriflame Cosmetics SA, Belcorp – Cleveland Sports Zone
Global Direct selling and multi-level market research is an intelligence report with meticulous efforts undertaken to study the correct and valuable information. The data that has been reviewed takes into account both existing top players and upcoming competitors. The business strategies of key players and new industries entering the market are studied in detail. A […]
Latest Somerset Covid-19 figures show fewer people infected – but three more deaths
Fewer people are infected with Covid-19 in Somerset. But, sadly, three other people died after a recent positive test. Figures provided by the Government as of 4pm today, Thursday February 2 for the previous 24 hours, show 1,6012 people across Somerset have tested positive for the virus. That’s down 8.4% from the 1,753 reported 24 […]
Rutgers Pandemic Tuition Settlement Gives Students $63 Each
NEW BRUNSWICK – Rutgers University has settled a lawsuit brought by a parent who objected to payment of full tuition and fees for on-campus in-person learning during the spring 2020 semester, when all courses have been delivered online. The university was forced to close most in-person classes at the start of the pandemic in March […]
Avon Historical Society Opens Post Office Timeline Display
The Historical Society has created a timeline of the history of the Avon Post Office, which will be on display through March. COURTESY OF HISTORIC AVON SOCIETY AVON-BY-THE-SEA – The Avon Historical Society announced at a recent meeting that a new exhibit is now open February through March at the Avon Post Office. The exhibit, […]
GP shortage ‘worst’ long-term Taranaki mayor can remember
VANESSA LAURIE / Stuff Stratford Mayor Neil Volzke is ‘worried’ for his district and the future of its health care. Taranaki District’s health care is almost at a “critical” point, with a population of 9,500 who will soon have only two GPs. “It’s the worst I can remember,” said Neil Volzke, who was mayor of […]
New hope to limit Murphy’s pandemic powers
The power struggle between Governor Phil Murphy and the state legislature over how best to handle the COVID response could be coming to a head. In recent days, there appears to be some push to limit Murphy’s broad pandemic powers beyond the Republican opposition and in a bipartisan way. Democrats have expressed frustration at being […]
Process Burners, Process Torches and Thermal Oxidizers Market Forecast 2021 to 2028 Industry Growth Drivers – Instant Interview
GET A SAMPLE REPORTBUY THE FULL REPORT Global Process Burners, Process Torches and Thermal Oxidizers Market research is an intelligence report with meticulous efforts undertaken to study the correct and valuable information. The data that has been reviewed takes into account both existing top players and upcoming competitors. The business strategies of key players and […]
Cape May detective misprobed relative’s accident, says NJ AG
MEDIUM TWP. — A suspended detective with the Cape May County District Attorney’s Office has been charged with initiating and conducting what amounted to an unauthorized investigation into a relative’s car accident in a store parking lot. Neither a statement from the New Jersey Attorney General’s office on Monday nor the text of the indictment […]
Bayville, NJ snow ‘winning’ New Jersey’s first blizzard of 2022
The Bayville section of Berkeley Township in Ocean County saw 21 inches of snow dumped on residents’ yards, patios and walkways amid the weekend blizzard that ripped through New Jersey, affecting every county with at least a taste of winter. Earlier Saturday, another Bayville resident shared the blizzard conditions on Twitter, ahead of the final […]
National Trust reveals first of 20 planned ‘green corridors’ around
The National Trust has unveiled plans for a ‘green corridor’ to link central Bath with the surrounding countryside and create new habitat for wildlife. It is the first of 20 such corridors first announced in January 2020 and will traverse 40 hectares of riparian grassland newly acquired by the trust. Bathampton Meadows, on the banks […]
Province Announces $4.3 Million for Listowel Eastdale Elementary School Expansion
LISTOWEL – Plans have been announced by the province to expand Listowel Eastdale Public School. Last Wednesday, Perth-Wellington MLA Randy Pettapiece announced the school would receive $4.3 million to build an additional 98 new student spaces and 49 new child care spaces. Pettapiece also announced $1.1 million for Milverton Public School to build 39 additional […]
NJ deer tested positive for COVID. What does it mean?
At least two wild deer have tested positive for COVID-19. The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife sampled deer meat in cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture. The two positive cases were from deer harvested from Atlantic and Cumberland counties. Deer have also tested positive in six other states – Illinois, Iowa, […]
50-year-old NJ family drama screens at Sundance
We all have family stories. Some are peculiar and fun. Some romantics. Some scary and dramatic. Imagine one of the craziest things to ever happen to your family, a trying and scary time perhaps. Now imagine making a short film out of it. would you? Would anyone care if you did? A New Jersey family […]
Stained t-shirts or ripped jeans? Lake County expands recycling program to 61 collection boxes
From a modest start, a recycling program for clothing and textiles such as blankets and quilts continues to grow with 61 collection boxes located throughout Lake County. Final numbers are pending, but the Lake County Solid Waste Agency estimates nearly 500,000 pounds of material was thrown in the trash last year. “I think it’s a […]
Coal gun ports were used in the 1700s | Lifestyles
A fireplace requires a lot of observation and “feeding” if it is to keep a room warm. Today’s wood-burning fireplaces use logs cut to size to fit the fireplace. A wire basket keeps the logs behind andirons, and a fire screen prevents cinders and cinders from spilling into the room. The poker is a tool […]
Self-checkout lanes enhance the shopping experience
Hello, my name is Ryan. I love using the self checkout lane. I think it makes the shopping experience easier, and it’s a hill I’m willing to die on. I haven’t always felt that. Truth be told, there was a time when I completely avoided them. My wife would still use them if we went […]
New Jersey kid hoards $1,700 on mom’s phone
A New Jersey family learned the hard way to put passcodes on their phones after their 22-month-old racked up $1,700 worth of online orders on mom’s phone. The Kumar family had just moved into a new home and, according to News 12 New Jersey, the mother, Madhu, was browsing Walmart furniture on her phone and […]
Bankruptcy Alert – When PPP Wasn’t Enough: Considerations for Lenders When PPP/EIDL Borrowers File for Bankruptcy | Kaufman & Canoles
Travel back in time to the spring of 2020: people search for toilet paper and spray their groceries with Lysol. Additionally, lenders are tackling new loan programs created under the CARES Act. Lenders quickly learn how to process applications for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and Economic Disaster Loan (EIDL) loans and navigate an ever-changing landscape […]
Bankruptcy Alert – When PPP Wasn’t Enough: Considerations for Lenders When PPP/EIDL Borrowers File for Bankruptcy | Kaufman & Canoles
Travel back in time to the spring of 2020: people search for toilet paper and spray their groceries with Lysol. Additionally, lenders are tackling new loan programs created under the CARES Act. Lenders quickly learn how to process applications for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and Economic Disaster Loan (EIDL) loans and navigate an ever-changing landscape […]
Analysis of bankruptcy data reveals patterns that point to broader social and economic trends
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 public domain A new paper co-authored by a University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign expert who studies consumer credit issues provides the first comprehensive look at bankruptcy filers in more than 30 years, shedding light on the factors of economic stress faced by US debtors. An analysis of consumer bankruptcies from 2013 to 2019 […]
Tommy Robinson sued for an estimated £2m debt after filing for bankruptcy | tommy robinson
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson is being sued for around £2million by his creditors after he declared bankruptcy in a High Court libel suit. English Defense League founder, real name Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon, declared himself bankrupt in a High Court trial last year in which he was ordered to pay £100,000 damages for defamation to a […]
New bridge, new dredge and beach supply: ‘State of the County’ highlights upcoming projects in 2022
Image from the State of the County 2022 presentation on January 19 Dare County Board of Commissioners (BOC) Chairman Bob Woodard summarized the highlights of 2021 and outlined what’s to come in the year ahead during the annual ‘State of the County’ presentation on Wednesday January 19. Held virtually for the second year in a […]
Connectivity and livestock are at stake as grizzly bears appear in ranching town | Recent news
Editor’s note: This story is part of the “Grizzlies and Us” series by Lee Enterprises. The project examines the many issues surrounding the difficult coexistence of grizzly bears and humans in the Lower 48, which have come center stage in recent years as the federal government–the protected animal grows further in areas occupied by humans. […]
Booster and third dose intake for adults in England, by local authorities
Here is a list of the latest estimates of the proportion of people aged 18 and over in England who have received a booster or third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, broken down by local authority. The figures were compiled by the PA news agency using NHS England data for vaccinations up to January 16, […]
Judge signs plan and resolves Puerto Rico bankruptcy battle | News
The plan marks the largest municipal debt restructuring in U.S. history and was approved following grueling negotiation efforts, heated hearings and multiple delays as the island struggles to recover. deadly hurricanes, earthquakes and a pandemic that has deepened its economic crisis. âThere has never been a public restructuring like this anywhere in America or in […]
A Bankrupt Central Texas Ranch Has Been Taken Over By A Major Land Brokerage Company
(Facebook/XS Ranch, iStock) An 8,700-person Texas ranch that had been in development purgatory for more than five years has finally emerged from bankruptcy and found a buyer, paving the way for its potential development. Capital Land Investments 3 LP has purchased 10,000 acres in Bastrop County, including the XS Ranch, from CL Bastrop, the Austin […]
Shock rejection of Purdue Pharma opioid deal draws scrutiny from bankruptcy system
The surprise rejection Purdue Pharma LP’s sweeping opioid settlement is already rippling through the rest of the bankruptcy system. Ascena Retail Group, the former owner of women’s fashion brands including Ann Taylor and Lane Bryant, is the latest company to see a bankruptcy deal fall apart over its use of so-called third-party releases. The federal […]
Need a test? New Mega COVID Testing Center Opens in New Jersey
Even though the number of new omicron cases continues to decline, tens of thousands of New Jersey residents are still seeking to get tested for COVID every day. A new federal testing facility has just opened in Galloway, at a University of Stockton residence hall less than a mile from the main campus, which will […]
Global Snail Beauty Products Market Competition Overview and Outlook 2022-2028. – Hunter Women Chronicle
Reading time:2 mins, 55 seconds A report exploring the competitive landscape of the Snail Beauty Products industry. Breakdown of market share along with growth rates, some trends to follow in the future and an analysis to make your business or project stand out. Click on the tab below to benefit from the sample copy of […]
Enstrom Helicopter files for bankruptcy
Through Upright magazine | January 20, 2022 Estimated reading time 6 minutes, 1 second. Enstrom Helicopter Corp., one of the helicopter industry’s most reputable airframe manufacturers, has declared bankruptcy and will close on January 21. Enstrom employees pose alongside an Enstrom 480B at the company’s factory in Menominee, Michigan. Photo Enstrom Helicopter In a statement […]
Former Toys ‘R’ Us executives and board charged with fraud in bankruptcy case
Lawsuit on behalf of Toys ‘R’ Us creditors charges Toys ‘R’ Us executives and board members … [+] acted fraudulently during the company’s bankruptcy proceedings in 2017. Jane Verdon Toys “R” Us creditors who were burned in the company’s bankruptcy presented new evidence that Toys “R” Us executives and board members pushed their own financial […]
Warwickshire school Covid hotspots revealed as more than 1,700 recorded cases
Rugby, Warwick and Nuneaton schools are Warwickshire’s Covid hotspots for positive cases. The way data is collected is now different to last year and depends on the schools themselves sending figures to the Department for Education (DfE) Education Status Survey. The latest data available, for the week ending January 14, is based on a school […]
The inside guide to Bath, a city of romance and ruins
It’s history that draws most visitors to Bath, whether it’s the city’s Roman origins or the golden-hued neoclassical buildings that originated in Georgian times. But if you’ve seen the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey and the Jane Austen Center and bathed in the Thermae Bath spa, or if you’re looking for a different Bathonian experience, it’s […]
Treatment of interim agreements in bankruptcy remains uncertain, but limited consensus may emerge | Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Take away food Pipeline companies have opposed efforts by oil and gas producers to reject interim collection agreements in the event of bankruptcy, saying the exclusive âdedicationâ provisions in these agreements ârun with the landâ under state law and prevent rejection. Bankruptcy and appellate courts have come to different conclusions as to the validity of […]
Ocean City, NJ, 83-year-old man killed by rear view mirror
OCEAN CITY — An 83-year-old man was struck and killed by the side mirror of a passing car whose driver had a suspended license as he exited between two parked cars. John Francis Wilson Jr. was not on a crosswalk on Asbury Avenue when he was struck by the side mirror of the 2013 Ford […]
Is the Republican red wave about to hit blue NJ? (Opinion)
My friend Rik Mehta is ready to fight for small businesses across the Garden State as he pursues a seat in the United States House of Representatives. He knows firsthand how businesses have been impacted by shutdowns over decades of bad policies, high taxes and overregulation. Rik Mehta (via Rik Mehta for New Jersey/Facebook)Rik Mehta […]
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Return to New Jersey Restaurant
Given that New Jersey is the unofficial restaurant capital of the world, it’s no surprise that a show with “Diners” in the title would want to shoot here. But for Edison’s Skylark Diner, it’s a repeat of “Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives.” The iconic Food Network show will be filmed there this week following a visit […]
Women’s fashion retailer Escada America files for bankruptcy
Diving brief: Women’s fashion retailer Escada America has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the ongoing ramifications of the pandemic and failed lease negotiations with some owners. The retailer, which operates 10 stores in the United States, plans to close five locations as part of the bankruptcy process. In court papers, the company said it […]
SWOT Analysis of Skin Care Market Size 2022 by Key Players – Unilever, Procter & Gamble, L’Oreal Professional, Estée Lauder Inc., Shiseido Co., Ltd, Beiersdorf AG, Avon Produ
Skin Care Market Size and Growth Opportunities | Valued at $148.30 billion and growing at a healthy CAGR of 5.24% during the forecast period 2022-2028 This press release was originally issued by SBWire London, UK – (SBWIRE) – 01/19/2022 – Skin Care Market is valued at around USD 148.30 Billion in 2020 and is expected […]
First Lady Jill Biden returns to New Jersey on January 20, 2022
First Lady Jill Biden will make her third trip to New Jersey on Thursday. InsiderNJ.com reports that Biden will travel to Bergen County College in Paramus to make an announcement with Education Secretary Miguel Cardona. Students and staff from several college offices were made aware of the visit. The subject of the announcement was not […]
Moral Bankruptcy and Community Decay – Baptist News Global
For if the disinherited get a new focus like patriotism, for example â freedom within a sense of homeland or nationhood, then the goal of not being killed is swallowed up by a larger, more transcendent goal. Above all, the disinherited must have no interest in the social order; they must be made to feel […]
When to apply for a credit card after bankruptcy
After a bankruptcy filing, the task of repairing your credit begins. But how soon can you apply for new credit? It depends on the type of bankruptcy you filed, as your bankruptcy must first be discharged. It can take as little as six months or as long as five years. Types of bankruptcy There are […]
Arterial stiffness in adolescence may potentiate
image: Higher arterial stiffness appears to independently cause hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance in adolescents and young adults. Prevention of risk factors for the development of early-onset type 2 diabetes in the young population may include strategies to reduce arterial stiffness. see Following Credit: Andrew Agbaje. Arterial stiffness may be a new risk factor to target […]
Genting Hong Kong files for bankruptcy to avoid ‘messy liquidation’
The Genting Dream cruise ship began operating from Hong Kong in late 2021 (Dream Cruises) Posted on January 18, 2022 at 8:48 PM by The Maritime Executive Genting Hong Kong today filed for interim liquidation of the company after reporting that it had exhausted its negotiations and no longer had access to cash. The company […]
Supreme Court faces trustee fees under Chapter 11 bankruptcy
What is the meaning of a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy? Chapter 11 bankruptcy uses restructuring to assist businesses that have large debt loads. Businesses that apply to file Chapter 11 under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code collaborate with BankruptcyHQ creditors to consolidate their debts and restructuring their business. A company file plans post-bankruptcy which could comprise: Reduced costs. […]
A judge will decide the fate of J&J Baby Powder’s bankruptcy strategy in February
Johnson & Johnson is expected to know by the end of next month whether its controversial bankruptcy filing to try to resolve billions of dollars in cancer claims can proceed, or whether the consumer products giant must individually pursue about 38 000 lawsuits. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Michael B. Kaplan said in court on Friday that […]
Whatcom County hits record high for bankruptcy filings
Despite numerous pandemic-related shocks to Whatcom’s economy, bankruptcy filings in 2021 hit an all-time high. Last year, 155 bankruptcies from all chapters were filed in Whatcom County, according to data from the US Bankruptcy Court Western District of Washington in Seattle. That’s down 25% from the 2020 total and 47% from the pre-pandemic period of […]
These NJ Towns Shouted “Chicken” With Live Roost Bans
A town in Bergen County is the latest in the state to consider a ban on roosters due to noise complaints, according to a report. The Fair Lawn Borough Council is considering regulating male chickens as pets, NorthJersey.com reported while quoting councilor Gail Rottenstrich, who said there had been some concerns about the noise they […]
Pre-finishing business moves to Craig, serving the Yampa Valley
Jacob Shirar, left, and his business partner Ryan Hass pose in their pre-finishing facility under construction. Iowa natives start a new business in Craig.Cuyler Meade/Craig Press Jacob Shirar and Ryan Hass knew they wanted to come to the mountains. They weren’t sure exactly where they would end up, but when the couple of friends since […]
Avon Lake council defers fire hall tax; the fire chief is not happy
AVON LAKE, Ohio – A tax to fund a new fire station in Avon Lake has been postponed from the May ballot to the November election, according to Fire Chief Jeremy Betsa, disappointed that the tax issue was not presented to voters better late than never. He said the original plan was to build a […]
NJ family say it’s time to bring Dulce home
Will 2022 finally bring answers about a missing South Jersey girl? September will mark three years since Dulce Maria Alavez disappeared from a park in Bridgeton. A family spokeswoman says it’s time to bring Dulce home. It is now hoped that a fresh look can identify new leads or find a clue that investigators have […]
Avon City Council approves recall fee reimbursement for Smith Hymes, Underwood
The bid to recall Avon Mayor Sarah Smith Hymes and council member Tamra Underwood was rejected by more than 70% of voters in the November election.Vail Daily Archive On Tuesday night, Avon City Council unanimously approved reimbursement to Mayor Sarah Smith Hymes and Council Member Tamra Underwood for expenses incurred during the November recall election. […]
North Arlington, NJ dad charged with murder of 2-month-old daughter
NORTH ARLINGTON — A 27-year-old borough man has been charged with murder, stemming from the death of his newborn daughter from injuries sustained last month, Bergen County District Attorney Mark Musella announced. North Arlington police received a 911 call on Dec. 23 around 6:30 p.m. from a resident of 505 Schuyler Ave. who said their […]
Sarah Smith Hymes and Tamra Underwood seek reimbursement of Avon recall costs
The bid to recall Avon Mayor Sarah Smith Hymes and council member Tamra Underwood was rejected by more than 70% of voters in the November election.Vail Daily File Following the failed recall of Avon Mayor Sarah Smith Hymes and council member Tamra Underwood in the November election, the two are now seeking reimbursement for expenses […]
NJ mom says JetBlue scolded toddler with special needs over mask
A New Jersey mum says a JetBlue crew humiliated her as she struggled to get her child with special needs to wear a mask. East Orange’s Jennifer Minsky says her two-year-old son, Ezra, is on the autism spectrum, but wears a mask to school every day. However, Ezra refused to put on his mask when […]
How to Help the Family of an NJ Police Officer Killed in an Accident
NORTH BERGEN — Police officers and community members have donated thousands of dollars to a funeral fund for a township police officer who died in a weekend accident on his way to work. As of Monday afternoon, more than $31,000 had been raised to help the family of North Bergen police officer Julio Noriega rest […]
After test to enter politics, NJ Assembly Speaker has COVID-19
TRENTON — Two days after this week announcing a rigorous testing protocol for access to the state Assembly chamber, Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin announced that he had been tested positive for COVID-19. Anyone attending Monday’s voting session as well as a reorganization meeting on Tuesday is required to produce a negative COVID test, regardless […]
Hamilton man charged with raping and robbing 19-year-old at gunpoint
A 36-year-old Mercer County man is charged with raping and robbing a 19-year-old at gunpoint from a Morris County hotel on Christmas Eve. Earl L. Kelly of Hamilton Township was arrested by police in Edison on Friday, Morris County District Attorney Robert Carroll announced Sunday. He was charged with four counts of first-degree aggravated sexual […]
Avon city offices announce modified hours on Friday
Happy friday! Here’s everything you need to know about what’s happening locally today. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Costs; morning snow, 1-3 “. High: 34 Low: 18. Here are the best stories from Avon today: Avon city offices operate a different schedule Friday due to snow (Avon website) City of Avon: […]
These 34 NJ libraries share $37 million for upgrades
Dozens of libraries across New Jersey are in line to receive another round of funding that was approved by voters four years ago. Governor Phil Murphy’s office announced the second round of funding for the Library Construction Bond Act on Thursday, which will allocate $37 million of the $125 million approved total for technology updates, […]
Avon City Council Hears Youth Council Proposal, Approves Interlocal Agreement – Hendricks County ICON – Web Edition
Compiled by Peg McRoy Glover Avon City Council met on December 16 at Avon Town Hall. Meetings can be accessed on the city’s Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and Twitter. The council meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each month, 6570 EUS 36. The next scheduled meeting is January 13 at 7 pm at the […]
Avon City Council Approves Schedule, Sidewalk Repairs, and Weather System Installation – Hendricks County ICON – Web Edition
Compiled by Peg McRoy Glover Avon City Council met on November 18 at Avon Town Hall. See the meeting on the city’s Facebook page and YouTube. The next scheduled meeting is November 4 at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 6570 EUS 36. What happened: Deputy Chief Brian Nugent provided an overview of a new program […]
Avon City Council Approves Agreement to Develop Vacant Land on Highway 6
Avon City Council moved forward with a development agreement for a new condominium project located on the south side of US Freeway 6, just east of Avon Road.Ali Longwell / Daily Vail Avon City Council moved forward with a development agreement for a new condominium project located on the south side of US Freeway 6, […]
Avon City Council Sets 2022 Budget, Establishes Committee, Approves Development Resolution – Hendricks County ICON – Web Edition
Compiled by Peg McRoy Glover Avon City Council met on October 7 at Avon Town Hall. See the meeting on the city’s Facebook page and YouTube. The next meeting is scheduled for 21 October 6570 EUS 36 at 7 p.m. ICNE will report on this meeting in the next issue. What happened: The city hired […]
City of Avon’s community electricity aggregation program to continue for another three years
For immediate release AVON – City administrator Gregory S. Enos announces that the City of Avon will continue its power consolidation program for another three years, between December 2021 and December 2024. Those who already participate in the program – and that’s most Avon residents and small businesses – have nothing to do to continue […]
Avon City Council approves police vehicle purchase and leadership training. – Hendricks County ICNE – Web Edition
Compiled by Peg McRoy Glover Avon City Council met on September 23 at Avon Town Hall. The meeting can be viewed on the city’s Facebook page and on YouTube. The next scheduled meeting is at 7:00 pm on October 7, 6570 EUS 36. ICNE will report on this meeting in the next issue. What happened: […]
6 nonprofits receive grants to benefit the Avon community
Hello Avon! Happy friday. Here’s everything you need to know to start the day. Are you a local business owner or trader in Avon? Our premium local sponsorships keep you on top of inboxes in town every morning. Contact us here for the truth. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Heavy rain […]
Paul Wisor leaves his post as lawyer for the city of Avon
After having been the lawyer for the city of Avon since July 2019, Paul Wisor is leaving his post to pursue another opportunity. Wisor is also leaving his position at Garfield & Hecht, where he has worked since 2018. âI was the lawyer for the town of Mountain Village and they offered me the opportunity […]
Avon City Council is moving forward with house and road projects; Approves Website Upgrade – Hendricks County ICON – Web Edition
Compiled by Peg McRoy Glover Avon City Council met on August 12 at Avon Town Hall. The meeting can be viewed on the city’s Facebook page and on YouTube. The next scheduled meeting is September 9 at 7 p.m., 6570 EUS 36. What happened: A planned unit development has been introduced which will be located […]
Partnership between Avon Community Schools and Hendricks Regional Health Staff School Nursing Clinic with health professionals
AVON, Ind. – A partnership between a local school society and a hospital makes the two work together. Nurses who work in Avon Community Schools are employed by Hendricks Regional Health. Before Tracy Teipen became a registered nurse, she wanted to be a teacher. Now it’s the best of both worlds for her at Avon […]
Avon Community Schools and Hendricks Regional Health team up to form school clinic with health professionals
AVON, Ind. – A partnership between a local school society and a hospital makes the two work together. Nurses who work in Avon Community Schools are employed by Hendricks Regional Health. Before Tracy Teipen became a registered nurse, she wanted to be a teacher. Now it’s the best of both worlds for her at Avon […]
The return of the Avon Community Heritage Festival – Avon
Photograph provided The past year and a half has brought patience, perspective and perhaps a new appreciation for change. Still, there is something to be said for nostalgia, which is why it’s nice to once again be able to host many of the annual activities and traditions that were put on hold last year. One […]
Avon City Council Approves Police Camera Purchase and Tax Abatement – Hendricks County ICON – Web Edition
By Peg McRoy Glover Avon City Council met on July 8 and approved the Police Department’s purchase of 35 body cameras as well as confirmation of an economic development zone along Ronald Reagan Drive. Avon Police Chief Brian Nugent responded to council questions regarding the purchase of new body cameras for the police department and […]
Avon City Council to Consider Resolution Supporting Biden’s America the Beautiful Initiative
The city will consider a resolution that urges government entities to increase tools for local groups to preserve biodiversity and ecosystems as well as mitigate the impacts of climate change.Chris Dillmann/[email protected] The Mountain Pact encourages communities to show support for the Biden-Harris administration’s America the Beautiful initiative. And on Tuesday, July 13, Avon City Council […]
By 3-2, Avon City Council supports appeal of judge’s order to hold recall elections
In a special session Thursday night, members of Avon City Council voted to appeal this week’s ruling by District Court Judge Russell H. Granger. In a special session Thursday night, members of Avon City Council voted 3-2 to appeal the ruling this week by District Court Judge Russell H. Granger. On Wednesday, Granger ruled in […]
Stratford-upon-Avon town center transformation plans for pedestrians and cyclists
Plans are being proposed to transform part of downtown Stratford-upon-Avon to create an environment more conducive to pedestrians and cyclists A call for tenders for the redevelopment of two key arteries in the city center is being drawn up. The first development plans for Bridge Street and High Street to make them more attractive to […]
Bradford on Avon town center comes to life
THE streets of Bradford on Avon were bustling this morning as traders and other non-essential businesses opened their doors to trade for the first time in several weeks. There were queues of men outside the Silver Street Barbers queuing for haircuts, and many shops in the city have reopened after the third lockdown since the […]
Avon City Council members discuss budget for underpass upgrade
Avon City Council voted on Tuesday to approve a million-dollar improvement project on Avon Road. The concept would bring essential improvements to the safety and aesthetics of the area.Daily Special Tensions mounted among members of Avon City Council on Tuesday over the budget and the construction of a new pedestrian and bicycle bridge along one […]
Former Avon Town Hall demolition project starting March 1 will affect skier parking
The old Avon Town Hall building is due to be demolished in the city’s 2021 budget. Daily Special. The demolition project for the former Avon Town Hall site is scheduled to begin March 1, after city council has approved a $ 571,000 contract with Tasman Geosciences. The Denver-based demolition company is currently working on the […]
The Phillips / Avon Community Hall / Municipal Building joins the Maine Barn Quilt Trail
Ian Reinholt on Genie S-40 at the Avon Community Hall. Photo by Paula Kane Paula kane Mary Dunham, City Clerk of Avon; Saskia and Ian Reinholt and their eldest daughter, Aliyah. Paula kane The finished product, one of four Maine State Bicentennial commemorative murals recently created and installed in North Franklin County. Paula kane AVON […]
Avon city council meeting gets tough as Jennie Fancher lays charges against Jake Wolf for his recall efforts
File photo: New Avon board members are sworn in at a special meeting on November 17, 2016 in Avon. From left to right, Jennie Fancher, Amy Phillips and Jake Wolf are sworn in by City Clerk Debbie Hoppe.Chris Dillmann | [email protected] | AVON – Avon city council meetings have been tense in recent months, with […]
Avon Community School Corporation investigates student bullying on social media
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be out of date. Please look at the history’s timestamp to see when it was last updated. AVON – Students at Avon North Middle School have become targets of cyberbullying. Parents fear that this will lead their child to harm themselves. Avon Community […]
Former Avon city manager appointed administrator
Tom klein A longtime former Avon city manager has been named Montgomery County’s next administrator. Tom Klein was appointed on Monday by the Council of Commissioners to oversee the day-to-day operations of the county government. Klein begins September 21. âWe feel like the friendliness of the community and the way everyone works together to uplift […]
Avon City Council members defend real estate transfer tax amid recall efforts
A sales sign sits in front of a house in Avon. In a recent attempt to offer relief from the cost of buying a home, members of Avon City Council decided to offer the tax exemption to people earning 75% of their income while working in the county. from Eagle. Nate Peterson | [email protected] When […]
What we know about COVID-19 cases in Avon community schools
How Indiana Schools Can Safely Reopen The Indiana Department of Education has updated its guidelines to help school officials and parents decide how schools can safely reopen during the coronavirus pandemic. Dwight Adams, [email protected] Avon Community Schools have identified nine cases of COVID-19 among its staff and students since schools officially reopened statewide on July […]
Avon Community Schools has identified nine cases of COVID-19
How Indiana schools can reopen safely The Indiana Department of Education has updated its guidelines to help school officials and parents decide how schools can reopen safely during the coronavirus pandemic. Dwight Adams, [email protected] Beginning Tuesday, students at Avon High School will receive their instruction online as the school manages the impact of five positive […]
Youth receive awards for their contribution to their community of Bradford on Avon
FOUR ‘outstanding’ young people from Bradford on Avon received awards for their contribution to the local community. Bradford-on-Avon Lions Club President Brian Hersee presented the awards at a ceremony at Cumberwell Park Golf Club on Wednesday, September 18. The first two Gold Award winners were Joseph Pearce and Megan Longley, who received engraved trophies and […]
Avon City Council approves contentious development proposal
After a fierce meeting in Avon, the city council gave the green light to a development project that put people in the area in conflict for months. Following a 2-2 vote on the proposal at the June 13 meeting – one board member was absent – the board voted 3-2 on Thursday night to approve […]
Avon City Council deadlocked over senior housing development plan
Avon City Council is deadlocked over a development proposal that has sparked debate among community members over whether an elderly community and storage unit is the best use for 33 acres of agricultural land. A 2-2 vote Thursday night means the plans for Country Crossing are still up in the air. If approved, the project […]
Justice of the city of Avon declares his candidacy | Local News
Jeannie Michalski praised her 20 years of experience as a prosecutor, defense and family lawyer, and city judge by announcing her candidacy for the post of judge of the County Court of Livingston. âI’ve been waiting for this day for almost a decade,â Michalski said Sunday afternoon at the Avon Inn. “I have worked hard […]
Steel company fined for breaking weight restriction on Bradford-on-Avon city bridge
A steel shareholder has been fined for breaking the 18 ton limit on the Bradford-on-Avon city bridge. Hall and Pickles 1812, who describes himself as ‘the UK’s largest steel shareholder for over 200 years’, admitted the offense in Swindon District Court. The offense was committed on March 5. The company was fined £ 750 and […]
Avon City Council rejects solar project by Wildridge resident Tom Ruemmler
AVON – Questioning the role of homeowners associations in shaping development approvals, Avon City Council turned down Wildridge resident Tom Ruemmler’s solar roof project on Tuesday, October 23. The project had not received approval from the Ruemmler Homeowners Association, but the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission nevertheless reviewed it in the summer of 2018. The […]
Avon community residents participate in Heritage Day – Entertainment & Life – Gaston Gazette
Special in the Gazette Friday August 31, 2018 at 11:36 am August 31, 2018 at 11:36 am Past and current residents and supporters of the Avon community attended Avon Community Heritage Day on August 19 at Gastonia Farmers Market. The Market, 410 Long Ave., is the former site of historic Love Park that once served […]
Avon Community Reunion Banquet held – Entertainment and Life – Gaston Gazette
Special in the Gazette Wednesday June 20, 2018 at 4:10 PM June 20, 2018 at 4:10 PM The Avon Community Development Board hosted the first Avon Community Meeting Banquet on Saturday, May 19 at the Jackson Cafeteria in Gastonia. Program attendees included Mary Graham, the guest registry hostess, and Suzanne Sanders Davis, who introduced Vicky […]
City manager’s troubles in Avon date back to 2016
Virginia Egger, City Manager of Avon, center, inside the Skier Building in Avon in 2014. Egger was fired on Thursday, May 31, but was congratulated on the city’s acquisition of the Skier Building in a press release published on Monday, June 4.Anthony Thornton | [email protected] AVON – The meeting lasted 5 minutes. On Thursday, May […]
City of Avon, village seeking to redevelop a parking lot to reduce traffic jams on the evening of the court | Local News
With high volume tickets and other arrests made as a result of the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office initiative underway, court evenings in the Village and Town of Avon tend to get busy. âYou go to any town along (Interstate) 390 and court night is crowded,â said village mayor Tom Freeman. âAnd they are non-residents. It’s […]
New vending machines planned for Bradford in downtown Avon
TWO new ATMs may soon be installed in Bradford on Avon town center to help rush shoppers and visitors looking to withdraw cash after the town’s last bank closes. The move could help boost the city’s business and commerce with local residents and tourists shopping and dining. Bath businessman Warren Jones said he had previously […]
New Cleveland Clinic Hospital opens Tuesday in Avon, community visits Saturday
AVON, Ohio – Starting Tuesday, patients will be able to access care at the Cleveland Clinic without traveling to town when the Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital opens. For an earlier preview, the hospital will host a community open house from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, with a tour of the new facility. Clinic […]