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  WINNIPEG -- A Manitoba woman whose career as a dentist, researcher and scholar has spanned decades is ready to come out of retirement to help people get a vaccine to protect against COVID-19. In an interview with CTV News Winnipeg outside her home near Gimli, Man., Olva Odlum, 81, said she wants to make sure the province has enough personnel to successfully deliver what’s been described as an unprecedented immunization campaign. “I think it’s so important to encourage people becaus...

Two people living in the building’s sleeping rooms died in the fire in February 2019. Otero said he has been in contact with First Deputy Susan Sleeper from the DeKalb County auditor’s office regarding the site at 109 S. Randolph St., owned by Tim Smith, who recently passed away. Otero learned the property has gone through a tax sale with no buyers and is currently in the hands of the DeKalb County Commissioners. Mayor Todd Fiandt has asked City Attorney Dan Brinkerhoff to speak to th...

December 17, 2020 Tim Smith has joined Missouri Employers Mutual (MEM) as vice president of Claims. He will provide executive-level leadership to claims outcomes, strategy and initiatives. Smith comes to MEM from NORCAL Mutual Insurance Co. where he served as senior vice president … Most Popular

Missouri Employers Mutual Names Smith VP, Claims; Expands Executive Team December 17, 2020 Tim Smith has joined Missouri Employers Mutual (MEM) as vice president of Claims. He will provide executive-level leadership to claims outcomes, strategy and initiatives. Smith comes to MEM from NORCAL Mutual Insurance Co. where he served as senior vice president and chief claims officer. He has more than 25 years of experience leading and managing claims organizations....

One of the developers who knocked down an historic Irish pub in Melbourne has said the notoriety it had brought him would follow him around for the rest of his life.  “I’m no longer Stefce Kutlesovski,” the developer said. “I’m the Corkman cowboy. I’ve not just been penalised once, I’ve been penalised for life.” Raman Shaqiri and Kutlesovski paid AUS $4.76 million (€2.9 million) for the Corkman pub in 2015 and knocked it down the following year. The land without the pub on i...

Corkman Pub demolition developers jailed for contempt of court WedWednesday 16 updated WedWednesday 16 The site remains a mess today, more than four years after the pubs demolition. ( Share Print text only Cancel Developers who demolished a historic Melbourne pub have been jailed for a month and ordered to pay more than $400,000 in fines and legal costs. Key points: The developers were previously fined more than $1 million after the pub was illegally demolished The local council wanted them hel...

Developers who knocked down Corkman pub get jail for contempt of court We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Developers who knocked down Corkman pub get jail for contempt of court Normal text size Advertisement The developers who illegally knocked down the Corkman Irish Pub in Carlton have been sentenced to 30 days in jail for contempt of court. Stefce Kutlesovski and Raman Shaqiri had promised to build a temporary park on the site in Carlton, whe...

CP Photo: Lake Lewis Pastor Tim Smith Hazelwood has changed Tim Smith for the better, just as he’s bringing positive changes to the neighborhood through his nonprofit, Center of Life. When Smith’s family first came to the neighborhood in 1980, his father was a pastor at Hazelwood’s Keystone Church and Smith was studying to become a banker. ...

Calls to Scrap China Sister-City Links Amid ‘Offensive’ Tweet and Recent Trade Tariffs Recent trade tariffs and an “offensive” tweet by the Chinese regime have prompted calls for Australia-China sister-city arrangements to be scrapped. The calls come amid the introduction of new federal powers—The Foreign Relations Bill—which will see arrangements with foreign nations at all levels of government vetoed if they that aren’t in Australia’s national interests. Wagga Wagga councillor...

Render for a mixed-use neighborhood center on Anthony and McKinnie in Fort Wayne. Following a year and a half of planning and public workshops, Fort Wayne residents are able to view a rough draft of the city’s southeast "placemaking" proposals. Improving infrastructure and development on the southeast quadrant of Fort Wayne has been an issue for a long time. It reclaimed the spotlight during the 2019 mayoral race, when both Mayor Tom Henry and Republican candidate Tim Smith acknowledged the n...