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PARK RIDGE, IL — Morgan Bliss, a widely respected professor in the occupational safety and health field and member of the American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) for 11 years, is ASSP’s 2021 William E. Tarrants Outstanding Safety Educator.

No relief: Global container shortage likely to last until 2022 The world does not have enough containers in the right places to handle cargo demand. It’s a conundrum that has persisted for so long that the mainstream press is finally covering it. The New York Times reported Friday how the box shortfall is contributing to inflation: “Demand … has outstripped the availability of containers,” while the U.S. pandemic situation has eased to the point where retailers can pass along higher tra...

Million-pound mansion Orleton House pulled from draw as not enough tickets sold The home was being sold by Tim Page, 52, who used to live in Willenhall, West Mids, who purchased Orleton House near Ludlow, Herefordshire, in 2018 Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from BirminghamLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more news...

Theodore Lambrinos, Baritone With a Zest for the Road, Dies at 85 Mr. Lambrinos sang performances at the Metropolitan Opera and was a stalwart of New York Grand Opera. He died of Covid-related pneumonia. Theodore Lambrinos as Tonio in a 2006 performance of “Pagliacci” put on by the New York Grand Opera in the Naumberg Bandshell in Central Park.Credit...Jennifer Taylor for The New York Times April 27, 2021, 11:55 a.m. ET This obituary is part of a series about people who have died in the cor...

April 16, 2021 Until quite recently, revered British photojournalist, Tim Page, had barely bothered to survey his Vietnam War archive – a collection of photos that caused numerous injuries and close brushes with death. The opening pages of Tim Page’s Vietnam compendium, Nam Contact, shows a portrait of Tim captured by Stephen Dupont in 2012. There could have been a trauma-related motive for Tim to avoid his pictorial memories of war. But it simply boiled down to there not being a damn good...

FRIENDS, loved ones and colleagues paid tribute to a Stratton councillor who dedicated his life to public service. John Foley spent a remarkable 50 years working in local authorities which mainly included the parish and the borough, along with nine years at Wiltshire Council. He and wife Eileen Foley came to Swindon from Reading in 1967 before serving for decades on Stratton St Margaret Parish Council with their late son John Jr and daughter-in-law Alison. A keen scoutmaster, he retired...

SAFETY fears over “shoddy” plans could halt hopes for 120 houses, a play park and shop next to farmland along a busy main road near Honda. Stratton St Margaret Parish Council called detailed proposals for the first phase of the Catsbrain Farm development between Kingsdown Road and Highworth Road among the worst they had ever seen after the outline proposal received approval. Wiltshire Police ‘Designing Out Crime’ officer Amanda Clarke wrote a letter objecting to the layout because...

Six-bed Orleton House is being raffled off for charity A £1.1MILLION dream home is up for grabs in a charity raffle that will raise money for Dudleys Beacon Centre. For a £5 ticket you could win Orleton House – a six-bedroomed family property on the border of Shropshire and Herefordshire. The homeowner, businessman Tim Page, has decided to move on after renovating the property which dates back to the 1580s and comes with more than one acre of gardens and even a tennis court. He says...

There are still not enough containers in the right places to carry the world’s cargoes. The hope was that Chinese container factories would shift into ultra-high gear — that the industry would build its way out of the equipment crisis. It hasn’t happened. In fact, Chinese factories are intentionally not going into their highest gear, ...

There are still not enough containers in the right places to carry the world's cargoes. The hope was that Chinese container factories would shift into ...