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University of Wyoming Extension offers food safety training

Food entrepreneurs who hope to sell their goods to restaurants, farmers markets and other institutions can now learn about the best food safety practices at the University of Wyoming Extension’s upcoming training sessions, happening from March 2 to March 4. “We know that a lot of people are thinking of being an entrepreneur within food production, and we want them to do it as well as they can,” said Cole Ehmke, the workshop organizer and university specialist in agricultural entr...
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Skidompha Book Shop to reopen March 8

Mon, 03/01/2021 - 8:15am The Skidompha Secondhand Book Shop in downtown Damariscotta, which has been closed since November because of the pandemic, will re-open on a full schedule on Monday, March 8. It will be open Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations will be accepted at the back door between 8 and 10 a.m. on those days, one bag or box per person. According to Rosie Bensen, co-manager of the book shop, “Our volunteers are delighted to be able to welcome customers bac...
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Commercial Cleaning Services Market In New Zealand And Australia: COVID-19's Effects

Tuesday, 2 March 2021, 6:53 am This article will focus on the current cleaning services market, its size, expected dip, or growth globally and locally. It is also essential to discuss COVID-19s effects on the current commercial cleaning services. Lets first discuss what cleaning services comprise. Its generally an umbrella term that includes a wide range of services required by the commercial and residential sectors. This term includes floor cleaning, window cleaning, carpet & upholstery clea...
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Writers on the Range: The West badly needs a restoration economy

Farmington, a city of 45,000 in the northwestern corner of New Mexico, has run on a fossil fuel economy for a century. It is one of the only places on the planet where a 26-kiloton nuclear device was detonated underground to free up natural gas from the rock. The city’s baseball team was called the Frackers, and a home run hit out of their practice park was likely to land next to a pack of gas wells. The community’s economy and identity are so tied up with fossil fuels that the place ...
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Brad and Cathy Martindale look to build on strong roots at Gateway Realty and Glenn Martindale & Associates

Brad Martindale and his family have deep ties in the Fremont community.  As the owner of two longtime businesses in Fremont — Glenn Martindale & Associates and Gateway Realty — Brad and his family have played an important role in helping Fremont families develop roots of their own.  Glenn Martindale & Associates was founded in 1960 by Brads father, Glenn Martindale. Initially, the business focused on handling the sale of livestock, farm equipment, business liquidations and perso...
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Rockland's accessory apartment amendments, subdivisions, runoff woes

Sarah Thompson Talbot Avenue property for proposed Habitat for Humanity subdivision. Talbot Avenue property for proposed Habitat for Humanity subdivision. Summer and Lincoln streets. (File photo by Sarah Thompson) A closeup of Rockland’s zoning map. Rockland Harbor on the right. AA zone. Dodge Mountain. Darker mocha colored A zone between Cedar and Maverick streets, as well as Melrose Circle. ROCKLAND – As Rockland’s detached accessory apartment ordinance reverts back to First Reading an...
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Bills for local control of tobacco haven't even been assigned to committees, though advocates say they would pass on the floor

Close Bills for local control of tobacco havent even been assigned to committees, though advocates say they would pass on the floor By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Mar 1, 2021 Mar 1, 2021 With less than two weeks left in the 2021 legislative session, bills to let local governments regulate tobacco products are among the many that legislative leaders havent even assigned to a committee. The bills sponsors told Kentucky Health News that they think t...
Taylor Mill United States Ben Chandler Steve Mcclain David Sutton Kim Moser

With relationships at the forefront, Don Peterson and Associates continues to thrive

As time goes on, the way a business operates is bound to change.  For Don Peterson and Associates, that means innovating to find new, accessible ways to interact with the community. Whether its hosting virtual tours and open houses to provide a safe home-buying experience in the midst of a global pandemic or simply signing a document electronically, the real-estate group has long been focused on staying one step ahead to provide its clients with the best experience possible.  "I have been...
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