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Upon approaching the Hotel Hirschen, one might first notice how the stunning wood construction blends seamlessly with the landscape, nestled on a curved road across from a bank of rolling hills. One might not initially guess that the hotel is a remarkable 265 years old, or that the shingles that make up its façade have been hand-carved by local craftsmen with wood sourced from the very forests in which the hotel sits. Certainly, one would not guess that the hotel has been in the same family for...

/PRNewswire/ -- Jeannie Diefenderfer has been named chief executive officer of the Center for Higher Ambition Leadership (CHL), a non-profit community formed...

Two new directors for Beers Timber & Building Supplies 1 June, 2021 Dave Keogh and Simon Beer Beers Timber & Building Supplies has announced the promotions of Simon Beer and Dave Keogh to the roles of Director of the company. Both are long-standing employees of the company. Beer is part of the Beers family and has worked for the Group for the past 19 years, while Keogh has worked with Beers for 16 year...

A civic group is discussing a major departure from elections that, if adopted by the County, could change how voting works here.

Face 2 Face with Michael Beer (Image by Pressenza NY) On this show we are speaking with Michael Beer about his new book Civil Resistance Tactics in the 21st Century, published by the International Center for Nonviolent Conflict. Michael is the director of the organization Nonviolence International, who advocates for active nonviolence and supports creative constructive nonviolent campaigns worldwide. Number of Entries : 1256 Data protection consent I ...

Delisting leaves just 20 Chinese companies on ASX Share The number of Chinese companies quoted on the ASX dwindled to just 20 this week after the latest delisting, as strict standards over the past four years have dissuaded businesses from tapping Australia’s equity market. Eagle Health, a company selling throat lozenges and face masks, was delisted on Tuesday, removing one of the last Chinese companies to list on the ASX when it floated four years ago. The company is the first locally listed...

Foreign Correspondent: What Trump and the Myanmar Coup Have in Common The Asian country’s military overthrew its government over baseless claims of voter fraud. Sound familiar? This week, military officers in Myanmar overthrew that nation’s democratically elected government after the party it preferred lost the parliamentary elections. The military claimed voter fraud without presenting any proof. It tried to fill the streets with cheering supporters. It shut down some Internet access...

Australia's Test captain reflects on his first recollections of his future Test teammate, which have vastly changed over the past decade

Pending final approval by the rank-and-file, the Arlington County Civic Federation’s new ad-hoc committee on Arlington governance will have its membership in place before the start of the new year. The body has been tasked with bringing forward recommendations for consideration on how to improve – or at least modernize – a governance structure that dates to the early 1930s. Civic Federation delegates voted 42-10 in October to empanel the body, which is being asked to have deliber...