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81 workers at Bucyrus GE plant facing potential layoffs By Andrew Carter - acarter@aimmediamidwest.com BUCYRUS — Eighty-one employees at the GE Lighting plant, 1250 Walnut Street in Bucyrus, could lose their jobs, depending on the outcome of negotiations between the union and the company. East Cleveland-based GE Lighting plans to cease production of its A-19 LED light bulb line at the Bucyrus plant in March, which could adversely affect the 81 members of IUE-CWA, Local 84704 who work there. G...

New Deep Vellum poetry editor found community among Dallas writers. Now, he’s helping lead it With Sebastián Hasani Páramo, the Dallas-based publishing house adds not only a poet but also a passionate organizer to its team. Deep Vellum Publishing poetry editor Sebastián Páramo poses for a photo at the Recycled Books, Records, & CDs store in downtown Denton.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Anyone paying close attention to Dallas culture will remember 2014 as the year a literary scene began t...

The Recruiting Road So Far: Wyoming Looking at the Cowboy’s December class. Share this story Welcome to the twelfth post in our twelve-part series that hopefully makes the dead period go by a bit quicker. These articles aim to provide a detailed look at what each team has done thus far on the recruiting trail and what work still needs to be put in before NLI day in February. One team a day will be featured this year in alphabetical order. Today will look at Wyoming. Wyoming: The 2020 season...

Guy Smith and Will Evans 11 December 2020 >More in © AdobeStock/Grispb Our columnists Guy Smith and Will Evans debate the pros and cons of using new meeting video technology, Zoom. Will Evans basks in the delights and Guy Smith scratches at the irritations. Find out why they love it or loathe it. Guy Smith Me and young Will Evans (scroll down below this article and you’ll...

I’ve covered arts and entertainment and written humor columns at The Day for almost a quarter-century. What I’ve learned is how privileged I’ve been to explore for readers an incredibly diverse, active, and creative cultural area – from local music clubs, galleries and museums to numerous nationally famous authors, performance organizations and the array of talent that flows through the Garde Arts Center, and Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods casinos, and much more. Rick Koster I’ve covered ...

Coombes try on European debut helps Munster to win over Harlequins The southern province scored two tries in wet conditions at Thomond Park. Murray Kinsella Reports from Thomond Park By Murray Kinsella Sunday 13 Dec 2020, 7:25 PM Dec 13th 2020, 7:25 PM 17,808 Views 78 Comments Munster 21 Harlequins 7 AS THE VISI...

The Premiership is a land of hype and glory and Munster will prove that Munster’s consistency in Europe over the last 10 years has been disregarded. They are good enough to reach another semi-final. By Garry Doyle Sunday 13 Dec 2020, 7:30 AM Dec 13th 2020, 7:30 AM 20,161 Views 16 Comments Goggin celebrates the 2019 win over Exeter. Image: To...

True Rail establishes headquarters in Mt. Pleasant The company made the announcement this week alongside the Maury County Chamber and Economic Alliance. Launched in 2019, True Rail has operations across the state in Mt. Pleasant, Milan, Chattanooga and Copper Basin in East Tennessees Polk County. In preparation for the the companys growth, True Rail has been making major renovations and improvements to an existing facility near downtown Mt. Pleasant. “We have come to Mt. Pleasant with th...

Author Zahia Rahmani and translator Matt Reeck share the US$10,000 Albertine Prize purse for the English translation of ‘Muslim’, published by Dallas’ Deep Vellum. ‘A Book That Reflects Today’s World’ Continuing the year-end rush to announce publishing and book award winners, New York City’s French and English bookstore Albertine—presented as part of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy—has named Matt Reeck’s translation of author Zahia Rahmani’s Muslim (Deep Vellu...

Maintenance worker, was crushe to death by a forklift. a state inspectors investigation reveals it was clearly the fault of amazon, but according to reveal, state officials in indiana, which was jockeying for amazons second headquarters, sided with the company. indiana governor says the allegations are false and has called for a retraction, but reveal stands by its story. investigative reporter will evans joining me now. could these incidents be specific to individual warehouses or do you believ...