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U.S. Marshals, on behalf of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, seized more than $1.47 million in supplements and ingredients last month made by Premier Manufacturing Products, a Cape Coral company that produces and sells dietary supplements.  The seizure, according to a letter sent by Premier officials to the state of Florida, left the company unable to “continue to manufacture and distribute with our current business model.” In three letters dated May 19 announcing 30 layoffs, the f...

The bipartisan consensus on broadband is a mirage

Greg Grey won reelection on the Hull Select Board during the May 21 municipal election.

Digital Equity: The Softer Side of the Biden Infrastructure Plan Digital equity advocates, state broadband offices and local government staffers are encouraged by the president’s emphasis on their work, but what do they need at the federal level to fully solve this challenge? May 22, 2021 •  Shutterstock/archna nautiyal President Biden’s recently announced infrastructure proposal calls for a massive, unprecedented investment aimed at connecting all Am...

The Biden Infrastructure Plan Digital Equity Wishlist Digital equity advocates, state broadband offices and local government staffers are encouraged by the president’s emphasis on their work, but what do they need at the federal level to fully solve this challenge? May 11, 2021 •  Shutterstock/archna nautiyal President Biden’s recently announced infrastructure proposal calls for a massive, unprecedented investment aimed at connecting all Americans to ...

The billion-dollars closer to disaster: China’s influence in Montenegro Published 5 hours ago Montenegro is building its first-ever motorway. Due to a huge loan scandal, it’s now become the country’s highway to hell. 40 bridges and 90 tunnels are expected to be built and financed by the Chinese. However, the project has been hit by corruption allegations, construction delays and environmental tragedies. Today, out of the planned 170 kilometers, just 40 have been completed. The motorway i...

Modern Diplomacy Cyprus conflict has been regarded as one of the conflicts that are so far difficult to find a resolution for it. The conflict has been considered intractable, due to its complexity multiple endeavors failed to bring on a solution. The conflict that erupted between Turkish and Greek Cypriots on the island had a different language, culture, and religion. These two components are the triggers of the Cyprus conflict which have dragged external actors into the conflict.  After inde...

News by Josh Hanrahan and Matthew Benns 12th May 2021 6:18 AM Premium Content   A key witness for Nine in its defamation defence against Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith says he has never spoken to the media giant and had no idea they were relying on his evidence. Person 4 is a former SAS soldier who Nine alleged in a June 2018 newspaper article was present when Mr Roberts-Smith ordered members of his squad to kill a ...

For a mere $175 million, 700 Meadow Lane can be yours. Never has there been a better time to list a Hamptons estate. The pandemic supercharged interest in vacation homes as well as primary residences, and with virtually anyplace with broadband now qualifying as a workplace, East End mansions can now be both. Add to that exceedingly low inventory and some very swollen bank accounts, thanks to Wall Street’s robust recovery, and the potential exists for seemingly inflated asking prices to be met...

Selectman Greg Grey, 54, of Fair Street, is running for reelection, after first winning the seat in 2018 by beating incumbent Christopher Mitchell, 682 to 381. Grey said he got involved in town politics 15 years ago, once his children got older and he was no longer involved in youth sports and he had a little more time. "I have a strong desire in me to do good for the community, and still press forward with positive change," he said. Kevin Beck, 54, of F Street, is challenging Grey for the�...