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Why Karma Cola founder is renewing focus on fair trade banana business All Good

Why Karma Cola founder is renewing focus on fair trade banana business All Good 6 Jan, 2021 06:46 PM 4 minutes to read Simon Coley carries a bunch of bananas in El Guabo, Ecuador. Photo / Supplied Aimee Shaw is a business reporter focusing on retail, small businessaimee.shaw@nzherald.co.nz@AceeyShaw The founder of global drinks company Karma Cola is expecting his fair trade banana business to do better than ever following initial disruption from the coronavirus pandemic. Simon Coley, who co-founded the quirky soft drinks company which exports to 25 markets, says sustainability and conscious consumption is now at the forefront of consumers minds and resulting in big sales of products that are better for consumption and the environment.

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Richard Bird

January 5, 2021 1311 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Richard “Richie” Bird, 50, formerly of Naugatuck, Conn., passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020, at JFK Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Fla. Richard was born June 29, 1970, in Waterbury, the son of Kevin Bird Sr. and Ilene (Lamoureux) Bird. He was a longtime Naugatuck resident before moving out of state. Most recently he lived in Florida with his domestic partner of 27 years, Neil Brackett of Fair Haven, Mass. Besides his parents, Richard is survived by his daughter Stephanie Sestito; his brother Kevin Bird Jr. of Naugatuck, Conn.; his sister Maureen Fortin of Naugatuck, Conn.; as well as two nephews and four nieces.

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Bath Township reorganization meeting - Fairborn Daily Herald

Bath Township reorganization meeting BATH TOWNSHIP The Bath Township board of trustees held its annual reorganization meeting Dec. 30. Trustee Tom Pitstick will serve as chairperson, and trustee Kassie Lester will serve as vice chairperson, while Trustee Steve Ross rotated out from his position as chairman and will continue to serve as trustee at large. Historically, trustees rotate through the various positions. Newly elected trustees serve their first year as trustee at large, their second year as vice chairperson, third year as chairperson. As this is Lester’s second year as trustee, she has been appointed vice chair. Pitstick assumes the position of chairperson, following Ross’s tenure. This year marks the 21st year that Pitstick has served as trustee, and he has served as chairman every three years of his tenure.

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Monmouth County COVID Cases Remain Very High: See Town Updates

Subscribe The latest reports say the overall coronavirus activity level also rose from moderate, or yellow, to high, or orange, in recent weeks in all 21 New Jersey counties. With the rise to a high level, state officials said, school districts in those counties may have to take more serious steps such as quarantining or even shutting down schools if a child shows the symptoms of COVID-19. When it is high risk, there are some recommendations that we make together with local school boards, said Edward Lifshitz, medical director for the state Department of Health. Indeed, a number of school districts have shifted to remote instruction as the numbers have risen.

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