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Lotus had 17 kiosks nationwide, and with the help of the wage subsidy it had not fired staff or closed any of its stores yet, he said. “So far we haven’t had to let go of staff. There're no signs of opening anytime soon, we're holding off until April, hopefully once the vaccine arrive our borders will open again.” supplied Lotus Foreign Exchange country manager Nada Ramanathan says revenue had dropped 90 per cent since borders were closed because of Covid-19. But other major banks had continued to offer the service, despite demand falling. A Westpac spokesman said demand for foreign...

January 18, 2021 Sheriff Tim Cameron and the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office congratulate its five Corrections graduates from  CELTP Session 65 of the Southern Maryland Criminal Justice Academy. The graduation ceremony was held on Thursday, January 14, 2021. Graduating the session are: Tervell Brooks, Adam Burnette, Jason Ogas, Debra Rosenstadt and Alexander Tippett.

Reports from the state police and the Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s sheriff’s offices.

Press Release – TransferWise Spending data across transactions made on the TransferWise multi-currency debit card revealed Boxing Day was hit below the belt last year, proving itself no match for the growing popularity of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Boxing Day, long heralded … Spending data across transactions made on the TransferWise multi-currency debit card revealed Boxing Day was hit below the belt last year, proving itself no match for the growing popularity of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Boxing Day, long heralded as the premier shopping date on New Zealand’s retail calendar...

Tim Cameron, TransferWise Country Manager: “It’s fascinating to see the decline of Boxing Day as Black Friday and Cyber Monday become more and more popular in New Zealand. It looks like Kiwis no longer want to wait until after Christmas to score themselves a bargain. “In such a challenging year, it’s fantastic to see the majority of spending staying within New Zealand. However, for those offshore purchases it’s more important than ever for Kiwis to avoid pesky currency conversion fees that come with using traditional bank cards when online shopping. We think it’s better to keep th...