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Staff Report UPCOMING THANK A VETERAN: The Three Rivers Chapter DAR is once again partnering with the City of Milton in a project to honor our veterans. Individualized tribute banners will be hung throughout the downtown area from Memorial Day through Veterans Day.  Email srtake@bellsouth.net for more information. The deadline for sponsoring a military tribute banner is May 1. MILTON PIECEMAKERS QUILT GUILD: The guild meets 9 a.m., second Mondays at the Bagdad Methodist Church, 4540 Forsyth St., Milton. Open to those interested in quilting and joining the guild. This is not a Bagdad ...

Western Gate to vote against Stock Spirits chair 1st February, 2021 by Nicola Carruthers Shareholder Western Gate has called for the removal of Stock Spirits’ chairman and senior independent director due to the firm’s ‘unconvincing’ M&A strategy and ‘significant’ sales losses since 2017. David Maloney, chairman of Stock Spirits Western Gate, which owns a 10% stake in Prestige vodka owner Stock Spirits, said it intended to vote against the re-election of chairman David Maloney and the senior independent director of Stock Spirits, John Nicolson, at the upcoming annual general meet...

ykemp@tribunemedia.net Arawak Cay vendors are remaining “patient” as they wait for a COVID-19 vaccine to reduce infection rates and enable their businesses and the wider economy to fully rebound. Rodney Russell, the Arawak Cay Association's president, told Tribune Business it was still “quiet” at the Fish Fry destination because high unemployment and reduced incomes as a result of the pandemic have left Bahamians with little money to spend. "You have to take time out on the non-essentials; this is not an essential," he added "Arawak Cay is more for pleasure. You come to enjoy a conch ...

We know what happened to that. it is hard to get a little bit in there without it becoming a military engagement on the ground. and is the notion that this is a military stalemate really the conventional wisdom there? is that what we're facing? >> reporter: it does seem like that. the last couple of days here in eastern libya, it has been very quiet on that front. we are seeing the rebel forces dig in on their positions on the western gate of ajdabiyah. it may be kind of calm before the storm. we spent some time with them with the fights aers out there they're not willing to just sit back. the...