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Patrick Marshall, the new director of the Wareham Free Library. Photo by: Madison Czopek The Wareham Free Library will soon have a new director — Patrick Marshall, who grew up in Wareham and started his career at the library’s old location on High Street. During the Select Board meeting on July 13, Marshall recalled spending time boxing up materials at the old Wareham library for what he described as the “caravan over” to the new (and current) location on Marion Road in the early 90s.  After working in Wareham, Marshall said he “bounced around” to a few other communities includin...

CIO PANEL DISCUSSION Chief investment officers of the Public Officials Benefit Association (POBA: Jang Dong-hun), the Teachers' Pension (Lee Kyu-hong) and the Korea Scientists and Engineers Mutual-Aid Association (Huh Sung-moo) will participate in a CIO panel discussion on May 12. Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Co.' Executive Director Jeon Kyung Chul will accompany them to the discussion. POBA　CIO　Jang　Dong-hun　(second　from　left),　Teachers'　Pension　CIO　Lee　Kyu-hong　(center)　and　SEMA　CIO　Huh　Sung-moo　(far　right) LP PANEL SESSIONS For the hedge fund segmen...

MacLean launches industry-first battery electric shotcrete sprayer The ss5 shotcrete sprayer. Credit: MacLean Engineering Last week, MacLean Engineering announced the latest additions to its EV Series fleet of diesel-free mining vehicles in a live launch event from underground at the company’s research and training facility in Sudbury. New offerings include the ss5 shotcrete sprayer – the company’s first-ever battery electric sprayer that is also the first articulated EV sprayer specifically designed for the underground mining application. Sign Up for the Suppliers Digest Sign Up The u...

Image by Nick Green Words by Tyler Richardson Everything Is Tenuous saw the beloved Tasmanian band self record an album for the first time ever. It’s the same old story we’ve heard all year, but COVID changed a bunch of stuff for us. We made a few songs for this record in Melbourne with our engineer Andrei, then when we couldn’t travel we kind of figured out we could make this record at home, with Andrei mixing from Melbourne.  In this process we learnt a hell of a lot – we’d done a bunch of home demo stuff in the past, but this was the real deal. Here’s five lessons w...