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A MEDICAL device company is set to double its workforce in County Limerick as it scales up its operations over the next 12 months. Croom Medical, which mak...

THE COUNTDOWN to the 2022 Limerick Chamber regional business awards got under way this Thursday morning with a special launch event at the Castletroy Park Hotel...

If you don't feel like scouring social media, head to Congdon's After Dark in Wells, the new Cutter Street food truck lot in Portland or the Brunswick Town Mall where you're sure to find a variety of mobile vendors.

During day two of the Silicon Slopes Summit Thursday, Utah tech leaders say they are moving away from old perks to new ones.

‘Trusted storeman’ jailed for hiding cash and drugs in couch at his home in Limerick village Reporter: );  ); A FAMILY man who was caught storing significant quantities of drugs and cash at his home has been jailed for two years. Patrick Byrnes, 40, who has an address at Woodpark, Castleconnell had pleaded guilty to drugs and money laundering charges relating to two seizures which were made just six months apart. During a sentencing hearing last year, Detective Garda Declan O’Halloran ...

Courtesy photo/Rockport Police Department featured By Michael Cronin Staff Writer     Dec 17, 2020 Dec 17, 2020 Mary Fountain will become Rockports first female police sergeant next month. Courtesy photo/Rockport Police Department ROCKPORT — A Rockport Police officer is making history. Mary Fountain is the towns first female police sergeant. She was appointed to the position Tuesday night by selectmen. She will replace S...

Courtesy photo/Rockport Police Department featured By Michael Cronin Staff Writer     Dec 17, 2020 Dec 17, 2020 Mary Fountain will become Rockports first female police sergeant next month. Courtesy photo/Rockport Police Department ROCKPORT — A Rockport Police officer is making history. Mary Fountain of Peabody is the towns first female police sergeant. She was appointed to the position Tuesday night by selectmen, and is ...

constitutional argument, this was taken up 20 years ago by the supreme court with regards to quill, which was an office supply retailer. north dakota went after them. it was in illinois and north dakota went after them, people to have to take them to collect taxes. they had an early computer program. you could go on-line and check in and order things, a lot like a website. when north dakota tried to get them to collect taxes, it went to the supreme court and the supreme court found 8-1...