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WET ENOUGH?--This last weekend of November has definitely been a wet one, as once again we've had inches of rain per day and the creeks and streams

PIGYS event this weekend on P.I   June 24, 2021 PRETTY NICE--We had a very toasty Monday and if the forecast holds true, we've got another batch of hot days as well, so I hope you're all staying well hydrated and as cool as possible. However, our Tuesday morning "drizzle" was definitely a surprise, but probably not for those in the midst of making hay. Let's hope it's just a brief amount and it dries out in no time and the hay makers and beachcombers are happy once again by the time you read this. BE RESPONSIBLE--This is also the time that we hear many, many horror stories of animals and ch...

MarineMax purchases US yacht maker Cruisers for $63m 04 May 2021 (Last Updated May 4th, 2021 12:13) Boat and yacht retailer MarineMax has purchased US-based manufacturer Cruisers Yachts in a deal valued at $63m. Share Article MarineMax has acquired Cruisers Yachts for $63m, including a manufacturing facility in Pulaski. Credit: Pexels on Pixabay. Boat and yacht retailer MarineMax has purchased US-based manufacturer Cruisers Yachts in a deal valued at $63m. The acquisition also includes a 216,000ft² manufacturing facility in Pulaski, Wisconsin, ...

MarineMax Buys Cruisers Yachts May 4, 2021 MarineMax announced that it acquired Oconto, Wis.-based KCS International, the parent company of Cruisers Yachts, paying $63 million for the 68-year-old builder. Last week, bought the former Carver and Marquis facility, a 216,000-square-foot, purpose-built manufacturing space that will significantly expand production capabilities. Cruisers has strong ties to MarineMax. Its dealer network includes SkipperBud’s and Silver Seas Yachts, both of which MarineMax acquired last year. With Cruisers’ 16 models from 33 to 60 feet, the acquisition fills a v...

2 Min Read (Reuters) - A Montreal man has been criminally charged in New York for his role in a multimillion dollar telemarketing fraud where elderly victims were falsely told they had won Canadian lotteries and sweepstakes, U.S. prosecutors said. Martin Hogan, 52, pleaded not guilty on Monday to an 11-count indictment including wire fraud, wire and mail fraud conspiracy, and money laundering conspiracy before U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark Pedersen in Rochester, New York. Hogan was extradited from Jamaica to face the charges, and will remain in custody pending a March 1 detention hearing. Prosec...