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Making money. Charles its a huge day for markets. The s p on pace for record close. Were officially halfway through earnings season. Guess what, folks. We are enjoying life. People are buying stuff they dont but what they want. Check out some huge winners from earnings season. Recreational vehicles. Snowmobiles. Motorcycles, electric sportscaster. These stocks have made gigantic moves last couple weeks. People sprucing up inside of their homes, rather than the kind of projects weve seen more rec...

Intensifying. New data showing that the economy slowed at a pace than originally anticipated. Nasdaq starting off at a a closing high, and 14year high. And the guidance says it is experiencing severe disruption from the winter, and gap suggest suggests gaap suggests it will fall more than expected. And on mad mad money last night, cramer talked about raising investments. And we will hear from apples tim cook. And in the first full year results are lower after discovering fraud in the subsidiary ...

The money will be used to renovate the schools media center, sensory room, and possibly the cafeteria.

Retail sales records were broken in Amsterdam in 1902 as merchants reported a weeks worth of banner shopping days leading up to Christmas. The post office handled so many packages

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Rotterdam reader Paul Miknavich proposes another column on Amsterdam’s bakeries. Miknavich said, “When I was a teenager I used to help my dad deliver groceries from my uncle's store, the Forbes Street Market. One of our duties was picking up the warm loaves of rye and pumpernickel [from Maldutis

A judge granted a motion to intervene, seeking to disclose the terms of settlement between Gadsden Water Works and Georgia carpet manufacturers.

The open records lawsuit was brought by Fred Zackery, manager of WMGJ Radio. The suit seeks monetary total of settlements in Coosa contamination case.

Gadsden Water Works reached a confidential settlement in a 2016 lawsuit against companies it says put harmful chemicals in its water supply.

The Mohawk Carpet Mills in Amsterdam, NY were once part of a thriving business. Left abandoned for years and nobody can find the owner of the property.