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Basingstoke Magistrates Court. A man who caused a crash whilst drunk has been given a suspended sentence. Andrew Robert Mathely was behind the wheel of a Saab Vector on March 13 on Old Kempshott Lane when it was involved in a crash. He was suspected of being drunk but when asked to supply a breath specimen, failed to do so. Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court was also told that whilst he was being transferred between the crash scene and the police station in Viables, he damaged the inside of...

AT&T CEO John Stankey says it was ‘time to unleash’ WarnerMedia assets The company has announced a deal to sell WarnerMedia to Discovery Share this story Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge AT&T CEO John Stankey said Monday that the company’s focus on its connectivity business in the US meant it didn’t have the global reach to grow a global streaming business with WarnerMedia, and the company decided it was “time to unleash the media assets” of WarnerMedia to Discovery. AT&T an...

Kilcoyne received 1,215 votes to Pecevichs 484 during the May 1 Marshfield town election. The elections only other contested race, for school committee, similarly ended in a landslide, with victory going to the two incumbents, Sean Costello and Kendra Stetson Campbell, in the four-way race with Ashleigh MacKinnon and Eric Kelley. Costello received 1,325 votes and Stetson Campbell received 1,207, both more than double those received by third place finisher MacKinnon, who received 523, and more ...

A Midstream Energy ETF to Generate Attractive Yields April 22, 2021 Exchange traded fund investors who want to dive into the midstream energy market can consider a new actively managed strategy. In the recent webcast, Midstream Marvels: An ETF Strategy for the Low-Rate Landscape, John Cusick, Portfolio Manager and Research Analyst, Miller/Howard Investments, explained that midstream energy companies are composed of the transition of a natural resource from its initial gathering to the creati...

Midstream Marvels: An ETF Strategy for the Low-Rate Landscape April 20, 2021 In a stubbornly low interest-rate environment, investors are seeking out alternative avenues to generate extra yield. Midstream energy companies and master limited partnerships are two of the more credible asset classes in this arena. In the upcoming webcast, Midstream Marvels: An ETF Strategy for the Low-Rate Landscape, John Love, President and Chief Executive Officer, USCF; and John Cusick, Portfolio Manager and R...

Sabis International Charter School students advance to nationals in Academic Decathlon Updated Mar 13, 2021; Posted Mar 12, 2021 Sabis International Charter School students competed in the Massachusetts Academic Decathlon virtually. The competition is comprised of ten academic events that coincide with a particular theme. This years theme is the Cold War. Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD — Along with navigating online learning, students on the Sabis International Charter School’s Academic De...

That movie is 20 years old? A look at films from 2000 Marc Bona, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio – At the end of every year we reminisce about movies from two decades ago that still find their way onto cable channels and streaming services. And as you read the summary and see the year it’s easy to find yourself saying ‘Hey, I can’t believe that movie is 20 years old’. (Interestingly, Jim Caviezel, Helen Hunt, Jon Bon Jovi and Frances McDormand each appeared in more than ...

EASTON, Pa. – Northampton County will offer staff members of Gracedale, the county nursing home, $750 each to get the COVID-19 vaccine. That could cost as much as $490,000 if all 650 employees get the shot. The payment is an incentive. County Executive Lamont McClure said employees cannot be required to get the shots. "Lives and livelihoods will be saved by a robust vaccination program," McClure said. He said the county will use federal CARES Act money to pay the incentive. The county rece...

EASTON, Pa. - Northampton County Council approved a final round of grants Thursday to help small businesses survive the COVID-19 pandemic. County Executive Lamont McClure said that over four rounds of grants, 766 small businesses received as much as $15,000 each to get through the pandemic. The money came out of the countys $27.6 million share of the federal CARES Act. Towns, non-profit groups such as ArtsQuest, schools including Lehigh University and the county itself also benefited. About $10...

Was in place from 1994 to 2004. >> john roberts from the white house. >> sandra: lets go to ohio where our next guest is waiting the presidents arrival lieutenant governor john cusick joining us. first off, how is the community there healing this morning? how is everyone doing as you await the presidents arrival? >> well, you know, dayton is my home. i lived there for much of my life. but the people of dayton are gritty and tough. theyre mourning the loss of family members, community members, bu...