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Grants helping Greenfield businesses recover from pandemic Dan Devine of Brad’s Place in Greenfield, which purchased tables and umbrellas with a grant from the Greenfield Business Association. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Dan Devine of Brad’s Place in Greenfield flips pancakes. The restaurant purchased tables and umbrellas with a grant from the Greenfield Business Association. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Main Street Bar & Grille in Greenfield used a grant from the Greenfield Business Association to ...

Rob Brown/Getty Images Montana earned the nickname “Joe Cool” for staying calm when the stakes were high. The story is that before he led the Niners on that winning 92-yard drive against the Bengals in the Super Bowl he pointed out John Candy in the stands to his teammates. He was known for his come-from-behind wins, which helped him to two MVPs and three Super Bowl MVPs. Montana made an All-Pro team six times, and he was efficient for his era. Montana led the league in completion pe...

Durham-based Devine Chemicals develops speciality chemicals for the building and construction market through its own DeCAL products. The company was approached by a major UK manufacturer to formulate an all-inclusive concrete admixture. Generally, concrete manufacturers keep water levels low to increase strengths, however in semi-dry concrete the water demand is dictated by the workability required to cast the concrete and de-mould instantly. Research shows that approximately 20 to 30 per...

Moorhead mayor kicks off cash mob to draw support for city restaurants Moorhead Mayor Shelly Carlson will highlight a new restaurant in the city on Tuesdays following City Council meetings. Her first stop is Tuesday, April 27, at Legends Sports Bar and Grill. 10:10 am, Apr. 22, 2021 × Moorhead Mayor Shelly Carlson, seen in this photo from Feb. 21, 2021, is launching "Cash Mob Moorhead" in an effort to call attention to supporting local restaurants. David Samson/The Forum ...

Chicken pot pie dinner to raise money for The United Arc Proceeds from the upcoming Bernardston Kiwanis Club chicken pot pie dinner will support The United Arc in memory of late Bernardston resident Lillian Deane, pictured. Contributed Photo Bernardston Kiwanis Club members make chicken pot pies in the kitchen of the United Church of Bernardston in 2018. Another dinner will be held Saturday. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE Russell Deane makes chicken pot pies with fellow Bernardston Kiwanis Club me...

The Devastation of Jamal Murray’s Injury Spreads Jagged and Wide The Nuggets had legitimate title aspirations entering Monday’s action. Then their star point guard—and those championship hopes—suffered a cruel twist of fate. Can Denver salvage its season? Share this story I was out of the room when it happened. When I came back, there were too many bodies crowding the screen to see who’d gone down on the baseline. As soon as the huddle thinned, though, any hope I’d had that it was a...

Reply Mackenzie Clyde, 10,​ died of cancer on Friday. In January of 2020 she was an honorary West Allis Firefighter for a day and was joined by the West Allis Police Department and the community for a special day at the fire station. (City of West Allis Fire Department) MILWAUKEE COUNTY, WI— The West Allis Fire Department is mourning the loss of a little girl who became an honorary firefighter for a day in January 2020. Mackenzie Clyde, 10, died of cancer on Friday. Patch reached out to he...

James from Overland Park, KS Just loved the Packers Heritage Trail, but I have two unrelated questions. What was the date and circumstances of Dan Devines broken leg? Also, I have memories of a game at Lambeau against Oakland that was ended by a long interception return. It might have been 1971 or 1972. Glad you enjoyed the Heritage Trail. The answer to your first question is Sept. 19, 1971. It was Devines debut as Packers coach. The Packers lost at home 42-40 to a Giants team that went 0-6 in ...

Gimlet and Ringer unions detail their first historic contracts with Spotify Share this story Gimlet Media and The Ringer agreed on a three-year union employment contract with Spotify, marking a historic moment for both the tech giant and the podcasting industry. The contracts cover diversity at the company, salary bases, annual raises, and titles. It’s a big step — not just for unionization in podcasting, but also for the tech industry overall, which has been slow to take up unionization a...

The Ringer Union ratifies collective bargaining agreement with Spotify Recognized by management in 2019, the Ringer Union has ratified a CBA. 04/07/2021 After a long road, the Ringer Union has ratified a collective bargaining agreement with their corporate management at Spotify. Among some of the guarantees won by the union: Significant increases to salary minimums, with The Ringer establishing $57,000 plus overtime as an entry-level floor[.] Establishment of new senior titles. Lim...