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Top Columbus Zoo and Aquarium executives have allowed relatives to live in houses owned or controlled by the zoo, and sought tickets for their family members to attend various entertainment events, a Dispatch investigation found.  For several years, President and CEO Tom Stalfs in-laws rented a home that had been donated to the zoo, and Chief Financial Officer Greg Bells daughter is a tenant of another home controlled by the zoo. The properties were never advertised for rent or offered ...

The Good, the Bad, the ugly: Running Backs Share this story Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports Spring football has already started for some Mountain West teams (Air Force) and the rest will start hitting the field in the next month. We are going to spend the next few months previewing each position group and where each team stands. Last week we looked at quarterbacks; this week we are going to take a look at running backs. The Good: Air Force Losing Remsberg will hurt, but if there is one thing we kno...

Greg Bell named Citizen of the Year Surrounded by family members, Michaell Bell holds the 2020 Citizen of the Year Award presented in front of her Oakes Road home Saturday afternoon on behalf of her late husband, Greg, former teacher, coach, principal and District Administrator with the Boscobel School District. Editor’s note: The Boscobel Chamber of Commerce presented its 2020 Citizen of the Year Award on Saturday with a parade and caravan past the hom...

Receivers take control of property tycoon’s company A company owned by property tycoon Greg Bell is in the hands of receivers, owing $23 million. Business by Alister Thomson Premium Content Subscriber only A COMPANY owned by Gold Coast property tycoon Greg Bell is in the hands of receivers, owing $23 million. Hall Chadwicks Marcus Watters and David Ingram were appointed on Wednesday afternoon to developer Flinders Grange Pty Ltd, which counts Mr B...

Right: Gert Sellheim,  Australia: For Sun and Surf (Melbourne: Australian National Travel Association, 1930s), ©Nik Sellheim, courtesy Josef Lebovic Gallery, Sydney. The lone, glamorously dressed Ceylonese tea-picker above was a feature of Bushells advertising over quite a long period in the early 1900s. Spending the day picking only the upper-most leaves of Camellia sinensis appears exotic, glamorous and thoroughly relaxing, and presumably this is the feeling we’re meant to believe is ...

An out-of-control wildfire burning north-east of the Australian west coast city of Perth has destroyed at least 56 homes and is threatening more, with many locals in the region told it is too late to leave. The 7,000-hectare blaze, which has a 47-mile perimeter, began on Monday and raged through the night near the town of Wooroloo, with the shires of Mundaring, Chittering, Northam, and the city of Swan impacted. Western Australia’s Department of Fire and Emergency Services deputy commissioner...

PHOTOGALLERY World | News18.com | February 2, 2021, 4:28 pm 1/ 6 Firefighters attend a fire at Wooroloo, near Perth, Australia, Monday, Feb. 1, 2021. An out-of-control wildfire burning northeast of the Australian west coast city of Perth has destroyed an estimated 30 homes and was threatening more Tuesday, with many locals across the region told it is too late to leave. (Evan Collis/DFES via AP) 2/ 6 In this photo provided by Department of Fire and Emergency Services, flames approach ...

How Taco Bell Became 2020s Top Franchise Taco Bell endured years of falling sales without ever letting the struggle show, and the effort paid off: The master of hype finally scored #1 on our Franchise 500 list. Find Your Ideal Franchise This story appears in the January 2021 issue of On a hot August Saturday in 2019, less than a week into his new job as CEO of Taco Bell Corporation, Mark King started driving east from his office in Irvine, Calif. He was headed not for the borde...

SALT LAKE CITY — After seeing a number of Black Americans killed in 2020— including George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, to name a few — Utah doctors knew the countrys treatment of people of color needed to change in many aspects, and especially in health care. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated and highlighted health disparities among minority populations with a disproportionate number of individuals in marginalized communities at a higher risk to become infected. "We have ...

Utah health care leaders declare systemic racism a public health crisis The Beehive State’s hospital systems announced a collaboration Tuesday to address health inequities, disparities exposed by COVID-19. (Screenshot from Zoom) Dr. Marc Harrison, CEO and president of Intermountain Healthcare, speaks during a virtual news conference Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021, with Utahs other health care leaders to declare systemic racism a public health crisis. | Updated: 1:32 a.m. Systemic racism is a public ...