Socket expands residential fiber services to Jefferson City
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The next construction phase will bring fiber service to 18,000 Jefferson City residents, which includes 18 neighborhoods of 4,000 homes
A three-day jury trial last week resulted in favor of Socket. "It was a very hard-fought case. We are obviously disappointed in the result, but now we are considering our options for appeal," Pieper's lawyer Edwin Ernst said in a message to the Tribune. Ernst is a partner in the employment and civil litigation Ernst Law Firm in St. Louis. Pieper dropped claims against Socket Chief Operating Officer Carson Coffman and a hostile work environment claim at the start of the trial. Her remaining claims were the company had allegedly violated federal law and policies surrounding a $23.7 million fed...
Jeffrey Giuliani Friday August 2, 2013 Thursday evening’s playoff game between the Spokane Shock and Chicago Rush was a tale of two different halves. The first half was a gritty half, with defenses stepping up and quarterbacks getting thrown around like ragdolls. On the flip side, the second half was an offensive shootout, where scoring was effortless and the scoreboard was lighting up like a pinball machine. In the end, it was the Shock who triumphed over the gutsy Rush by a score of 69-47, not at all indicative of how close the game really was. The first half of action was filled with hug...