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Dawson Contracting, 2736 70th Ave. S., residential remodel, $40,943 DFI Block 37, 304 7th Ave. N., commercial remodel, $16,000 Fargo Public Schools, 700 7th St. S., commercial remodel, $21,500 Minion Construction, 102 31st Ave. N., residential remodel, $63,000 Designer Homes of Fargo-Moorhead, 1850 65th Ave. S., new dwelling, $218,836 Ankrom Moisan Architects, 1200 Harwood Drive S., commercial remodel, $3,000,000 1820 26½th Court S., residential remodel, $27,000 8417 25th St. S., residential r...

Tech Moves: Former AT&T Vice Chairman Ralph de la Vega joins Outreach board; Flyhomes adds VPs March 4, 2021 at 7:45 am Underwritten by Tech Moves covers notable hires, promotions and personnel changes in the Pacific NW tech community. Submissions: tips@geekwire.com Ralph de la Vega. (Photo courtesy of Michael B. Lloyd) — Seattle startup Outreach has a new board member: Ralph de la Vega, the former vice chairman at AT&T and longtime wireless industry executive. Outreach CEO Manny Medina met d...

mtanji@mauinews.com New Cingular Wireless PCS LLC has proposed a 40-foot cellular antenna in Waiehu. The Maui Planning Commission approved a permit for the project Tuesday. The Maui Planning Commission on Tuesday approved a new 40-foot-tall cellular tower along Kahekili Highway that spurred objections from some residents living in the Waiehu Kou subdivisions across from the project site. New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC (AT&T Mobility), requested a special use permit for the tower, which would i...

Go ahead; cancel your cable plan. You have been thinking about it for years, but now more than ever, there is finally a reason to do it. It is over $60 a month given to a company which does not care about you or your life. However, it is not just cable companies taking advantage of you. It is the federal government too. Both Democratic and Republican presidents limit the growth of small companies by implementing rules to disband net neutrality. According to the National Conference of State Legi...

Comment period ending on Adirondack development proposals Jan. 2, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail RAY BROOK -- The public comment period is ending in the next few days for several proposals before the Adirondack Park Agency board. New York Land and Lakes Development wants to subdivide more than 1,100 acres on Collins Gifford Valley and High Rock roads in the Fulton County towns of Mayfield and Northampton into 34 lots for 30 new single-family dwellings The project site includes the entirety of 129-ac...

By ROTARY CLUB OF WESTFIELD, NJ December 24, 2020 at 9:20 AM Zach Blutner Zach Blutner Aditya Verma Aditya Verma By ROTARY CLUB OF WESTFIELD, NJ December 24, 2020 at 9:20 AM At the regular Tuesday lunch Zoom meeting on December 15, 2020, Club President Liz Ensslin presided over the induction of two new members into The Rotary Club of Westfield. Zach Blutner is a resident of Roselle Park. Originally from Queens, NY he moved to Union County in 2013 with his wife, Amanda. They purchased a ho...

Stan Sigman Dies Horseman Stan Sigman died December 21, 2020. The racing breeder and owner is a partner and the chairman of Ruidoso Downs in New Mexico.  Sigman grew up in the Texas Panhandle, and rose to the top of the business world as the CEO and president of Cingular Wireless and AT&T and is regarded as a visionary in the wireless technology field, among countless other business accomplishments.  In 2017, Sigman was part of the ownership group that purchased Ruidoso Downs in Ruidoso, New ...

Stan Sigman Dies Horseman Stan Sigman died December 21, 2020. The racing breeder and owner is a partner and the chairman of Ruidoso Downs in New Mexico.  Sigman grew up in the Texas Panhandle, and rose to the top of the business world as the CEO and president of Cingular Wireless and AT&T and is regarded as a visionary in the wireless technology field, among countless other business accomplishments.  In 2017, Sigman was part of the ownership group that purchased Ruidoso Downs in Ruidoso, Ne...

The Idaho Land Board voted unanimously Tuesday morning to deny a petition for a contested case hearing on a proposed giant cell phone tower on top of a 300-foot ridge near Stanley, in the middle of one of Idaho’s most iconic scenic views. The board heard a briefing from Deputy Attorney General Darrell Early, chief of the division of natural resources for the attorney general, who said the granting of a contested case hearing is up to the discretion of the Land Board in cases such as this, ...