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هناك شيء واحد واضح من الاستماع إلى مكالمات أرباح الربع الأول في الولايات المتحدة: لقد عانت الشركات الأمريكية مشكلات سلسلة التوريد. قالت شركة تصنيع الجرارات الأمريكية جون ديري إنها تتوقع زيادة ضغوط سلسلة التوريد خلال موازنة هذا العام، وتعمل عن كثب مع الموردين لتأمين الأجزاء والمكونات. كما لاحظت بي. بي. جي إندستري المصنعة للدهانا...

Richard J. “Dick” Barry, a proud Everett native, passed away at 88 years old.  Dick was an old-school cop, investigator and soldier and whose spectacular career accomplishments are in contrast to the humble, caring, and giving man who never strayed far from his roots or his family.  Dick graduated from Everett High School in 1951. He was pre-deceased by his mother Katherine (Powers) Barry, brother Lamont, sister Corinne, brother-in-law Thomas Lee and friend Stanley Notkin. Dick is survived by his high school sweetheart Cheerleader Mary (Lucci) whom he married on Valentine’s Day 67 yea...

Obituary: Richard Alan Jacobs PORTLAND - Richard Alan Jacobs, 67, passed away peacefully at home with his family on May 8, 2021. He was born in ... Share Richard Alan Jacobs PORTLAND – Richard Alan Jacobs, 67, passed away peacefully at home with his family on May 8, 2021. He was born in Portland on June 29, 1953 to William E. Jacobs and Irene (Ratliff) Souza. A near lifelong resident of Bancroft Street, he attended local schools and was particularly close to his maternal grandparents, Clarence and Ida Ratliff, whom he lived with growing up. Upon leaving school Rick went to work, ultimately...

WORCESTER — The floodgates of memories were in full swing for two special ladies celebrating 100 and 101 years on earth, give or take a couple of weeks. Lillian “Lilly” Kane, who turned 101 April 4, and Florence M. Scarpaci, who will turn 100 May 10, were honored Wednesday at Tatnuck Park assisted living facility, where the two reside. Complete with cardboard tiaras and crepe paper sashes, the two Central Mass. centenarians were overjoyed and a little bit overwhelmed by the outpouring of well wishes from fellow residents, facility staff and a few choice members from the local media. Wit...