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In 2922, the Florida Legislature's Fathers First initiative was launched to encourage more biological dads to stay in a close relationship with their children.

The Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority hosted an informational meeting March 26 about its proposed Southside Gateway redevelopment project in South Lorain. The discussion took place at St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Catholic Church, 2143 Homewood Drive, where Lorain residents were invited to talk with partners in the project and provide their feedback on the proposed development. […]

Augmented reality technology is improving. How will CRE use it?

New NETGEAR CEO CJ Prober veteran technology market professional to replace retiring Patrick Lo as head of global networking company.

NETGEAR has announced a huge change in its leadership structure. Patrick C.S. Lo, the company’s co-founder, CEO, and Chairman of the Board, is set to retire from his executive role. Lo, who has been instrumental in shaping NETGEAR’s trajectory since its inception, will continue to provide his expertise as a strategic advisor until July 2024, ensuring a smooth transition.

Janss Marketplace, now overseen by one company, is considering adding housing units at the regional mall in Thousand Oaks.

NewMark Merrill now has 630,000 square feet at complex.

Catalyst Bible College in Visalia aims to give students a flexible, but tailored experience as they earn their bachelor's degree.

Johnnie: Back when Longmont was in the process of getting ready to replace Twin Peaks Mall, didn't the city put up as collateral three buildings (I believe the Justice Center, the library and one other one that I don't recall) that garnered $27 million to go toward that project? Have the loans against these buildings been repaid?