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March 10, 2021
Thursday, 11 March 2021, 6:51 am Valmet introduces its climate program – Forward to a carbon neutral future – in the company’s Capital Markets Day on March 10, 2021. The program continues Valmet’s comprehensive work for sustainability. Valmet’s climate program includes ambitious CO emission reduction targets and concrete actions for the whole value chain, including Valmet’s own operations, the supply chain, and the use of Valmet’s technologies by its customers. The program is ali...
March 10, 2021
Vulcan Materials Glenn Cobb discusses long-term plans for the quarry in North Stafford. A proposed mine expansion at North Staffordâs Vulcan Materials Co. has some residents in the Eastern View community concerned about how it might affect them. âIt affects our neighborhood, the values of our home, the environment that we live in,â said Carrie Kortman of Jody Court. âIt just appears that [Vulcan] is going to be able to do whatever they want. Theyâre a business, and that...
March 10, 2021
Close Dale Keeney, the owner of Keeney Bros. Music Center, holds a pair of drumsticks as he poses for a portrait in one of the back offices of the shop. Keeney spent 36 years as a drummer performing across the country with the Fabulous Kingpins. Although his days of performing are behind him, Keeney said he hopes people, âKeep on rocking in the free world.â Zach Wilkinson/Daily News Final notes for Keeney Bros. Music center closing after 30 year...
March 10, 2021
KJ Morrisâ reunion with her father wasnât quite what she expected. When Nye Health Services announced in January it would close Legacy Lodge, its assisted living center in Rafter J, Morris was one of the first to find a new placement. Within a couple of weeks she had arranged a room at The Homestead, a facility in Rexburg, Idaho. Morrisâ father, Dave Schipper, had lived at Legacy Lodge since August, and because of the coronavirus pandemic lockdowns and restrictions she hadnâ...
March 10, 2021
Pat Tucker asked when will you say enough to the dysfunction of the Republican supermajority in her excellent 2/26 op-ed in the Post Register. The Republicans are working to take
March 10, 2021
Does due diligence mean to mistrust the Chamber? There are rumors and misunderstandings in regards to moving our warehouse to Salt Lake City, and I would like the opportunity to clarify them. Our operations (offices) are staying here; we are moving distribution to Salt Lake City. We are committed to the community and grateful to be here. We found a home here that we love and do not regret moving here for a minute. We moved here for quality of life, access to the outdoors, great mountain bike tr...
March 10, 2021
The Wisconsin Dells community is helping a retired firefighter and his family rebuild after a fire destroyed their home on Friday.
March 10, 2021
CATLETTSBURG Estimated FEMA damage to the county is $3.5 million in the wake of last month’s ice storms, Boyd County Judge-Executive Eric Chaney said Tuesday.
March 10, 2021
Commerce Secretary Anup Wadhawan said the countrys merchandise exports were impacted on account of the COVID pandemic.
March 10, 2021
A new project is springing up for Johnson Park. In October, a new, lighted fountain was dedicated in the park on the east side of Fremont. But a question arose when the floating fountain, which includes colored lighting, was dedicated near the park shelter. People wondered why the fountain isnât situated in the center of the lake, said Fremonter Don Cunningham, who led fundraising efforts for it. Now, Cunningham is launching a new fundraising project for another fountain, which will be ins...