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Traditional venue photography providers like DEI Global, MagicMemories, Picsolve and Sharingbox are reliant on fixed equipment, permanent staffing costs, and on-site printed products. So Amsterdam, Netherlands-based Smiler came up with a different approach. Freelance photographers can simply use the platform to roam around events, selling event photography formally attached to the venue and allowing customers […]

The UK’s cost of living crisis has been making grim headlines for months — with no respite in sight. Just this week, newspapers reported that inflation had hit 5.5%, a 30-year high, further pushing up prices for everyday essentials like food. Worse is yet to come as an energy price cap will end in April, […]

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From staff reports HAMMONDSVILLE — The Edison Local School District is looking to reduce chronic absenteeism and is seeing some positive results with the addition of a new truancy officer. School board members approved the hiring of Anthony Pierro during the Feb. 25 regular meeting, but his contract is retroactive to Feb. 1. Superintendent Bill Beattie said Pierro’s presence already has yielded improvements among student attendance and leaders want to maintain the momentum. “We’ve bee...

Date Time London startup raises bar on spinal implants London-based startup A-Line Orthopaedics has developed a new spinal implant that could revolutionize an invasive treatment for upper cervical spine fractures, thanks to support from two Western University programs. Backing from the Bone & Joint Institute’s Catalyst Grants Program and the MSK Innovation Competition led to Tim Lasswell, now president of A-Line Orthopaedics, and Schulich Medicine & Dentistry professor Dr. Parham Rasoulinejad...

Maj. Kristine Lee is the distinguished honor graduate of the latest class from the Command and General Staff Officer Course.