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Ultivue Announces New Executive Team Members in Research and Corporate Development Ultivue announces the addition of new executive team members in order to help strengthen its position as a leading assay development solutions provider for multiplex biomarker analysis for tissue phenotyping. Mike Sismour, PhD has joined Ultivue in the role of Vice President, Research, and Mark Rees, PhD has joined as Vice President, Corporate Development. Mike has a background enabling innovative solutions i...

GrowGeneration Corp. (NASDAQ:GRWG) has acquired Grow Warehouse

Denis Smith THE following, from Jordan Gerrans on the Queensland Harness Racing website, is about the biggest event to happen in the greater Ipswich footprint in many years. What was once considered a bit of a backwater in the harness game, though it boasted a very large hobbyist contingent of owners and trainers, has become a mecca for up and coming young professionals. While the following article highlights an astronomical achievement, the Turpin-McMullen operation will soon be under sie...

The bill was approved 27-7 Tuesday by the state Senate and now goes to the state House.

Graves is taking over for Mark Rees, who officially retired last week.  Rees had officially been hired by the town back in December 2015 after a lengthy and public candidacy process.  Altogether, he served 42 years in municipal management.  As explained at the Jan. 4 Board of Selectmen meeting, a permanent town administrator will be in place sometime between the end of January and the middle of February.  A screening committee was formed by the town to accept applications and conduct inter...

Wrexham Council previously applied to create space for an extra 120 pupils at Barkers Lane Community Primary School, which is located on the outskirts of the town. v.

Audit of Fairhaven Building Department to help standardize permit process Daniel Schemer FAIRHAVEN — A recent audit did not turn up numbers regarding possible lost revenue from building and permit fees, but it did reveal other issues in the Building Department. The Board of Selectmen previously had discussed that revenue from the Building Department for 2019 and much of 2020 was down substantially from previous years, so the town hired an accounting firm to investigate these concerns. At the ...

Tis the Season for Creepy Winter Folklore! Jessica Mason © Provided by The Mary Sue horse skull celebrates christmas It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and by that, I mean one of the creepiest when it comes to folklore and local customs and characters. While we often think of Yuletide as a time for cookies and lights and presents and decorations, we have to remember that we have so many celebrations in the literal darkest time of the year for a reason: to drive that ...