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The Marthas Vineyard Times No contested races in Edgartown There are no contested races in Edgartown for the upcoming April town election.  Edgartown selectman Arthur Smadbeck is seeking a 10th term on the town’s highest elected board.  Sean Murphy, who was elected as town moderator in 2018, taking the reins from longtime moderator Phillip J. Norton, is seeking a second three-year term. Incumbent Chris Scott is seeking a three-year term on the board of assessors, Christopher Edw...

Left to right are Paul Patras of Net AI, Genevieve Patenaude of Earth Blox and Emma Carroll of OnGen. Picture: Stewart Attwood The EIE21 tech investor conference is set to take place in June with 25 Scottish firms among those pitching for up to £2 million of investment. A further seven start-ups from further afield have also been chosen to take part in the virtual event on June 10. Among them are Transwap, a Singapore fintech in the process of setting up in Scotland, London-based fintech B...

A Hot Dog Restaurant That Brings a Town Together Copy link By Steve Ewing Copy link By Steve Ewing , we’re celebrating a Brighter Financial Friday sponsored by Discover. Discover created the Eat It Forward Program to give local Black-owned restaurants chances to win $25,000, and the program has given out $5 million in all. Recent recipient Steve Ewing, owner of Steve’s Hot Dogs in St. Louis, shares his story. So there I was at the shop, on the register, and my partners, who had already go...

Ford Raptor and Nissan Frontier revealed, Bronco Sport reviewed: Roadshows week in review Join us as we look back at the biggest news and best reviews from the week ending Feb. 6. Listen - 01:54 The beast is back. Ford Greetings, Roadshow readers, and welcome back to another edition of the week in review. Automakers must be adjusting to life without auto shows because we had quite a few new vehicle debu...

An 85-year-old Green Bay Packers fan who has never missed a playoff game at Lambeau Field thought her streak was coming to an end this week until two charitable brothers heard her story.

GREEN BAY, Wis. — An 85-year-old Green Bay Packers fan who has never missed a playoff game at Lambeau Field thought her streak was coming to an end this week until two charitable brothers heard her . . .

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — An 85-year-old Green Bay Packers fan who has never missed a playoff game at Lambeau Field thought her streak was coming to an end this week until two charitable brothers heard her story. Fritzie Neitzel, of Green Bay, went to her first Packers game with her father in October 1945, when she was 10. “When I was born they didn’t put red blood in me. I got green in one side and gold in the other,” Neitzel said. As longtime season ticket holders, her

85-year-old fan’s streak of Packers playoff games will go on Fritzie Neitzel, of Green Bay, went to her first Packers game with her father in October 1945, when she was 10. Author: Associated Press Updated: 4:15 PM EST January 24, 2021 GREEN BAY, Wis. — An 85-year-old Green Bay Packers fan who has never missed a playoff game at Lambeau Field thought her streak was coming to an end this week until two charitable brothers heard her story. Fritzie Neitzel, of Gr...

GREEN BAY, Wis. - An 85-year-old Green Bay Packers fan who has never missed a playoff game at Lambeau Field thought her streak was coming to an end this wee

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