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Small business is booming. Here are 6 ways for entrepreneurs to keep thriving - Vimarsana News

Small business is booming. Here are 6 ways for entrepreneurs to keep thriving

Post-pandemic small business revival needs government to stay out of the way of entrepreneurs

Small business is booming. Here are 6 ways for entrepreneurs to keep thriving - Vimarsana News

Small business is booming. Here are 6 ways for entrepreneurs to keep thriving

Small business is booming since the pandemic. Here are six ways for entrepreneurs to keep thriving, but they need big government to stay out of the way.

5 Things to Know Today, March 12, in Montgomery County | Montgomery Community Media - Vimarsana News

5 Things to Know Today, March 12, in Montgomery County | Montgomery Community Media

Today is Friday, March 12, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County: 1. 2. CM Katz Business Briefing: Councilmember Sidney Katz will be joined by George Koutsos, operations manager for Blue Ridge Restaurant Group, and Chris McCasland and Michael Opalski, co-founders of City Bonfires for a virtual briefing on business and economic development. The briefing takes place at 1 p.m.  Email Councilmember.Katz@MontgomeryCountyMD.Gov if you wish to participate. 3. Women’s History Month Author Talk:  Historian Robert C. Plumb will discuss his new book “The Better Angels: Five Wome...

Former Roosevelt deputy found guilty of misdemeanor - Vimarsana News

Former Roosevelt deputy found guilty of misdemeanor

Former Roosevelt deputy found guilty of misdemeanor   Last updated 2/16/2021 at 1:50pm PORTALES — A former Roosevelt County sheriff’s deputy was convicted Monday of a petty misdemeanor for possession of stolen property. Chris McCasland, 34, was found guilty by District Judge Drew Tatum during a two-hour morning bench trial. Tatum took about 20 minutes to reach his decision. Sentencing will be set at a later date. McCasland faces up to six months in jail and a $500 fine. The charges arose from allegations McCasland was involved in 2014 burglaries in Angel Fire while he worked for its ...