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Fran Brownell Pratt Tribune Pratt City Commissioner Gary Schmidt will continue to serve as mayor of Pratt for 2021 with commissioner Don Peters taking office as vice-mayor, their appointments unanimously approved at the January 11 regular meeting at City Hall. Newly-elected commissioners Jeannette Siemens and Kyle Farmer were installed at the same meeting after taking the Oath of Office administered by City Clerk LuAnn Kramer. Pratt City Manager Bruce Pinkall commended outgoing commissioners Do...

Gas leak found after multiple calls to 911 last Thursday in Pratt Pratt Tribune More than a dozen Pratt city firefighters and four or five Kansas Gas Service employees responded to 911 page-outs concerning a possible gas leak in Pratt last Thursday. According to Kansas Gas Service Manager of Public Relations Dawn Tripp, no evacuations were necessary nor was service disrupted because of the leak that was pinpointed in a Kansas Gas Service line on the northwest side of the city. "Thursday, Januar...

Informationweek Accelerating the Practical Use of AI Artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions are becoming more common across industries. Use these four steps for a successful implementation. Image: Tierney - stock.adobe.com The hype for how artificial intelligence can miraculously change the world continues to fill media outlets. Still, the reality of how rapidly the science behind AI is evolving and becoming mainstream in every industry and facet of business will not be impeded....

Monaca hires lifelong resident as borough manager MONACA — Residents will see a familiar face leading the borough.  David Kramer, 46, of Monaca, was recently hired as Monaca Borough manager. He filled the position as interim four months ago after the previous manager, Mario Leone, left and was officially hired at the end of December. Borough residents will likely recognize Kramer, who is a lifelong resident of Monaca, and for four years worked as the boroughs treasurer. He worked under Le...

The star book agent will co-run the department alongside Keya Khayatian. UTA agent Jason Richman is getting a promotion. The rep will now co-lead the agency’s media rights group. Richman, who has been at UTA since 2010, will run the group alongside long-time motion picture literary partner Keya Khayatian, who has helped lead the group since 2017. UTA’s media rights department boasts a wide-ranging roster of authors, books, articles, podcasts, journalists, estates, life rights and thought l...

UTA Appoints Jason Richman Co-Head of Media Rights Group Richman will co-lead the division with Keya KhayatianBeatrice Verhoeven | January 12, 2021 @ 10:30 AM Last Updated: January 12, 2021 @ 10:33 AM Photo: Daniel Rhone/UTA United Talent Agency (UTA) has named Jason Richman the co-lead of its Media Rights Group. He will work alongside longtime MP Literary Partner Keya Khayatian. UTA’s Media Rights department represents a roster of authors, book, articles, podcasts, journalists,...

by regarding civilian criminalization of combatant commander decisions and its impact on Ukraine’s security & Western support On December 11, 2020, a civil appellate court reviewed the trial and upheld the conviction of retired Major General Viktor Nazarov who, as acting Chief of Operations of the “anti-terrorist” effort in the Donbas, was accused of negligence in connection with the shoot-down by Russian-led forces of a Ukrainian Il-76 transport plane on June 17, 2014, with the loss of 9...

Resize icon The comedian Kathy Griffin is serious about real estate — she bought one home and sold another in the same week. The star of “My Life on the D-List” is involved with A-list property. She sold her longtime Bel-Air abode for just over $14 million on Dec. 4. The savvy shopper made the sale soon after closing on a smaller but no less swanky Malibu beach house for $8.8 million on Dec. 2, Variety reported. Let’s take a look at her deals. Moving into Malibu With the Bel-Air hom...

Kathy Griffin is laughing all the way to the bank in Bel-Air, where she sold her Mediterranean-style mansion on a gated hillside lot for $14.01 million. The comedian originally sought $16 million for the estate in September before trimming the price tag down to $14.75 million a month later. It’s still $3.5 million more than she paid for the property in 2016, according to property records. Listing photos from then and now show that Griffin was content to keep things the same during her four-ye...

Florida International University Search December 18, 2020 at 3:00pm The U.S. Department of Homeland Security today said that they suspect Russian hackers are behind ongoing cyberattacks on government agencies, private companies and other entities. Members of the FIU Media Relations team are available to assist in contacting the experts: Maydel Santana, associate vice president: 305-348-1555, santanam@fiu.edu Lourdes Perez, media relations specialist: 305-348-6944,louperez@fiu.edu Elizabeth Cal...