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IMAC aims to standardize trading data and address the costs and challenges of effective data governance.

Patrol vehicles in Gypsum are double branded, reflecting the community’s law enforcement agreement with the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office. The sheriff’s office has proposed increasing the number of Gypsum patrol deputies from four to six, a move that would cost Gypsum roughly $500,000. (Special to the Daily) Ever since 1911, the Eagle County Sheriff’s Office has been providing law enforcement services to the town of Gypsum. Ever since 2012, the town of Gypsum has contracted with the Eagle County Sheriff’s office to have four deputies assigned to the town — three as patrol officers...

A RECENT Looking Back photograph brought the memories flooding back for reader Jim Robinson. In Wednesday’s daily Looking Back page in the Lancashire Telegraph we carried a photo showing the demolition of the old Darwen End stand at Blackburn Rovers Ewood Park ground in 1993. Having recently been promoted to the Premier League the club was setting out to transform the ground and by 1995 would be celebrating lifting the Premier League trophy. But Jim wasn’t reminded of footballing glories, he was taken back to three decades before when he worked on the Darwen End stand He recalls...

New Inca CEO Mills to spearhead push into packaging Barney Cox Tuesday, April 2, 2013 Inca is targeting expansion into new printing markets, starting with packaging, following the appointment of John Mills as chief executive. Mills, who described his new role as "the best job in Cambridge" was previously chief executive of coding and marking firm Datalase, which licenses its laser imaged coating technology to several ink companies, including Sun Chemical and Flint, for use by FMCG firms for their packaging. "Inca’s technology in flatbed signage and point ...