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Auditors looking at Tax Collector’s records after Joel Greenberg’s arrest called the Shooters Orlando deal “possible fraudulent activity.”
Operator Hello and thank you for standing by. My name is Jason and I'll be your conference operator for today. [Operator Instructions] After the prepared remarks, management will conduct a question-and-answer session and conference participants will be given instructions at that time. [Operator Instructions] At this time, I will turn the call over to Makela Taphorn, Director, Investor Relations for Artisan Partners Asset Management. Makela Taphorn -- Director of Management Reporting and Investor Relations Thank you. Welcome to the Artisan Partners Asset Management Business Update and Earning...
Credit Kelly House / Bridge Michigan Dana Serafin still hauls in 20,000-pound boatloads of whitefish to supply regional restaurants and markets, but in recent years, the Saginaw Bay fisherman has found it more difficult to fill his orders. Native whitefish, the main livelihood for Serafin and other Great Lakes commercial fishers, have been in decline for years amid changes to the food web, replaced in Serafin’s nets by healthier populations of walleye and lake trout that he’s not allowed to keep. Mark Lentz tosses back a walleye that turned up in a Serafin Fishery net earlier this week in...
Monday, February 15, 2021 - 6:10 am To the Editor: The Town of Louisville is actively working on taking over the Massena Country Club and its operation starting as soon as possible. They have alluded to the fact that there will be no taxpayer money used in this endeavor. Where is the funding coming from to support this country club? Certainly they would not use our tax money to fund this without a public vote would they? According to the town board minutes, Gail Schneider, Dan Okeefe and our town supervisor, Larry Legault, want to move this forward without any input from ...
Renowned Attorney, Stephen Brzezinski joins ProtocolNow as Chief Compliance Officer News provided by Share this article PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Protocol Now, a leading provider of real-time protocols made accessible anytime, anywhere, has appointed Stephen Brzezinski to the newly-created position of Chief Compliance Officer. Brzezinski has decades of experience in teaching patient safety across the United States and litigating medical malpractice claims. Mr. Brzezinski's 30 year career in legal practice provides unparalleled insight into how ProtocolNow can best benefit h...