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A fishing two-fer: Fly tying and a new Farmington River guide
I wandered into Center on Main, a community center in Falls Village, on Thursday evening, Sept. 17. where resident Greer Sillick was hosting his monthly fly-tying meetup. I don’t tie my own. I’ve got enough problems. I know what would happen, too.
RN Enterprises Announces Acquisition of Helping Hands Home Healthcare, Expanding Home-Based Care Services Across Florida
RN Enterprises Leadership Team Strategic Acquisition Strengthens RN Enterprises' Mission to Deliver Comprehensive, Compassionate Care Where Patients Need It Most This acquisition strengthens our ability to expand home-based healthcare while investing in our clinicians, supporting our partners, and improving patient outcomes.” — Rodney G.B. Clements JACKSONVILLE, FL, UNITED STATES, July 22, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- RN Enterprises, a leading provider of home infusion nursing, clinical...
Union Bay Acquisition LLC Acquires Livonia, MI-based Arlington Agency, Inc.
Union Bay Acquisition Logo LANCASTER, PA, UNITED STATES, June 9, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Union Bay Acquisition LLC, an aggregator of insurance agencies based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has acquired the assets of Arlington Agency, Inc., based in Livonia, Michigan. Terms were not disclosed. This is Union Bay’s eighteenth acquisition, and fifth in the state of Michigan. Daniel L.
How Data Centers Can Help the Grid
How Data Centers Can Help the Grid This piece was initially published in the MS Biz Journal. With the AI and data boom underway, electricity has become the top economic infrastructure for growth. Electricity has long been foundational to our society, powering our homes and businesses, but now, it is the primary infrastructure on which the digital economy, advanced manufacturing and an American industrial resurgence depend.
AI-written code can beat humans at biomedical analysis, some studies find. What does that mean for the field?
6 hours ago Unexplained shoulder pain could signal a more serious problem, experts warn. While shoulder pain is often the result of rotator cuff problems, injuries, arthritis, nerve problems, or other orthopedic and muscular issues, it can also be a phenomenon called "referred pain" stemming from liver …
How AI is reshaping compliance: Why governance still matters
Patrick Sullivan Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to innovation labs or experimental pilots. It is now embedded across enterprise operations, including compliance, risk, and cybersecurity functions that historically moved more cautiously than other parts of the business. Technology has long supported compliance work, but recent adoption marks a turning point. Today, most organizations rely on digital tools to conduct audits, monitor controls, and manage risk programs.
Supreme Auctions expands with major move to Dronfield following rapid growth
Supreme Auctions has marked a significant milestone in its development with a recent relocation from Attercliffe in Sheffield to a new 5.5-acre standalone site in Dronfield, consolidating operations that were previously spread across four separate locations. Founded just six years ago with a team of three, the company has experienced rapid expansion and now employs more than 35 staff.
The Macroeconomic Effects of Tariffs: Evidence From U.S. Historical Data
Download File 030426-WP-The Macroeconomic Effects of Tariffs-Evidence From U.S. Historical Data-den Besten and Känzig Authors: Tamar den Besten, Northwestern University Diego Känzig, Northwestern University Abstract: We study the macroeconomic effects of tariff policy using U.S. historical data from 1840–2024.
Review: Project Motor Racing
Straight4Studios have raced onto the scene with their newest racing simulator, Project Motor Racing. Showing off a wide range of classic and legendary cars, does this professional racing simulator win the race or is this one you need to steer clear of? Buckle up! Like I mentioned above, Project Motor Racing has a wide range of cars available. Over 70 in fact. From the Lamborghini Huracan to the Aston Martin, there is a lot of choice here for players. The cars also look amazing.
Eight Military Takeaways from the Maduro Raid
Despite steadily heightening tensions, heated rhetoric, US strikes against alleged drug trafficking boats, and a buildup of US forces near Venezuela, news of the successful mission to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro still surprised the world. Much of the discussion since has focused on the geopolitical stakes, questions of international law, and the domestic political context. Such discussion will undoubtedly continue.
Flux XII Fundraise Supercharges Scaling of Disruptive Grid Energy Storage Technology Original
MADISON, Wisc.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Flux XII, Inc., a next-generation energy storage company developing advanced materials for aqueous flow batteries, announced today the raise of $3.95 million SEED funds. The round was led by The Grantham Foundation for the Protection of the Environment with participation from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF), Desai Ventures, and gener8tor.
Forum examines changes in national news landscape
SALISBURY — Judy Woodruff, former anchor and managing editor of the PBS Newshour, said that her fellow journalists do tend to “live in a bubble” and need to get out into the country more, but pushed back on suggestions that national journalists are biased. Woodruff appeared at the 20th anniversary Salisbury Forum at Salisbury School Saturday, Sept. 27. She was interviewed by Brian Ross, a veteran of television news with ABC News and NBC News (and a member of The Lakeville Journal board).
Tangled warm water report
Ispent August floating around a warmwater lake annoying largemouth bass, primarily. There were a few smallmouth in the mix, plus the odd pickerel, bluegill and perch. But the main event involved largemouth bass. After playing around with various alternatives I relied mostly on a 10 foot 7 weight rod with a short sink tip and a 9 foot 8 weight rod for surface fishing, which was lousy. It might have something to do with the blistering heat.
Starpronto Prosperity Group Introduces Next-Generation Investment Engine, Gregory Hawthorne Highlights Vision
Starpronto Prosperity Group with Gregory Hawthorne announced the release of a new data-driven engine designed to improve investment strategies through advanced analytics, faster performance, and stronger risk management. New York, NY, Sept. 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Starpronto Prosperity Group announced the launch of its next-generation data-driven investment engine, developed to address limitations in traditional trading frameworks.
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Operating Expenses Recurring costs required to maintain and manage a rental property, including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, repairs, utilities (if paid by the owner), property management fees, and other day-to-day expenses. Calculation: Insurance + Property Taxes + Property Management + Repairs & Maintenance + Capital Expenditures + HOA Fees
'Aging clocks' tell you how much 'older' you are than your chronological age. How do they work?
The first aging clocks, as well as many of their successors, are based on epigenetics — specifically, . Methyl groups are molecules that latch onto certain sites within DNA, influencing whether the gene they're attached to is active. What's key is that these sites can gain or lose methyl groups over time. Methylation patterns , and research suggests they change in predictable ways with age. By analyzing these typical patterns, an epigenetic clock can estimate an individual's biological age.
'Aging clocks' tell you how much 'older' you are than your chronological age. How do they work?
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Black Ops 7 Revealed At Gamescom
New Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 details were revealed at Gamescom and on the official Call of Duty YouTube channel. Treyarch showed fans what to expect when the game launches on November 14. Black Ops 7 is going back to the future as players will be thrown into 2035. Veteran players will remember the main characters of the Black Ops 7 campaign: David Mason is returning as the main protagonist while iconic villain Raul Menendez seems to be back from the dead to bring chaos to the world.
What is austerity, and how does it affect the broader U.S. economy?
Federal spending cuts slow U.S. economic growth and raise unemployment. Reductions in federal spending—whether through cuts to direct government consumption, investment, or transfer programs—consistently lower U.S. Gross Domestic Product, reduce employment, and increase the unemployment rate. The negative effects are particularly severe if the Federal Reserve is unable to offset the cuts by lowering interest rates, such as during a recession.
Review: Monument Valley 3
Monument Valley 3 is truly a very special and beautiful game to experience. The aesthetic look of the game is truly outstanding and reminds very much of games like Journey for the PlayStation 3. Monument Valley 3 has finally arrived to the PlayStation 5. It’s a puzzle game with breathtaking visuals but is worth your time? How are the puzzles and is this a game that you can just boot up and turn your brain off and just relax? I believe it is. Here is the review of Monument Valley 3.
A single MRI can reveal how quickly you're aging, scientists claim
An MRI scan of a human brain. Scientists can now judge how fast your whole body is aging based on a single snapshot of your brain, researchers claim in a new study. The scientists, who published their findings July 1 in the journal Nature Aging, have developed a benchmark of biological aging based on brain MRIs. The team says the tool can predict an individual's future risk of cognitive impairment and dementia, chronic conditions like heart disease, physical frailty and early death.
Chemotherapy can make healthy blood cells 'look old,' study suggests
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Chemotherapy can make healthy blood cells 'look old,' study suggests
An illustration of a DNA strand with a futuristic digital design overlaid on a background of red blood cells. Some chemotherapy drugs cause more damage to healthy cells than other chemo options do, a new study finds. The researchers have found four new mutational signatures — patterns of DNA damage left by certain classes of drug — linked to chemotherapy. They also pinpointed some medications that can even "artificially age" healthy blood cells via these mutations.
Benefits of native plants
SALISBURY — The “Go Native” exhibit at the Salisbury Association’s Academy Building opened Saturday, June 7. The exhibit is jam-packed with information on subjects such as: Pollinators in gardens. Using native trees to provide food and shelter for wildlife. Using native woody and herbaceous plants to protect water quality. Reducing the size of lawns in favor of native meadows and grasses. How to attract birds with native berry plants. How to attract butterflies with native plants such as Joe-Pye weed.
Iran's nuclear weapons program, centrifuges,
IRAN’S NUKESOperation Opera Redux? Iran’s Nuclear Program and the Preventive War Paradox Published 26 April 2025 The 1981 Israeli destruction of Iraq’s Osirak nuclear reactor was an operational success, but is regarded by many as a strategic failure. Scholars call this the preventive war paradox: compromising one’s security in the long term through military action that is operationally successful.
Iran's nuclear weapons program, centrifuges,
IRAN’S NUKESOperation Opera Redux? Iran’s Nuclear Program and the Preventive War Paradox Published 25 April 2025 The 1981 Israeli destruction of Iraq’s Osirak nuclear reactor was an operational success, but is regarded by many as a strategic failure. Scholars call this the preventive war paradox: compromising one’s security in the long term through military action that is operationally successful.
From the ground up: How 728th BMCS is shaping future of C2
Published April 24, 2025 By Patrick Sullivan 78th ABW/PA ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. (AP) — When an E-3 Sentry Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft failed to launch during a key mission in a recent exercise, it could have meant the loss of real-time command and control for a multinational force conducting complex air operations. Instead, the 728th Battle Management Control Squadron (BMCS) stepped in.
From the ground up: How 728th BMCS is shaping future of C2
Published April 22, 2025 By Patrick Sullivan 78th ABW/PA When an E-3 Sentry Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft failed to launch during a key mission during a recent exercise, it could have meant the loss of real-time command and control for a multinational force conducting complex air operations. Instead, the 728th Battle Management Control Squadron stepped in.
WCC students join Tesla protest against Musk’s federal funding cuts - The Washtenaw Voice
Patrick Sullivan | Contributor WCC students joined hundreds of other protesters for a March 14 rally outside an Ann Arbor-area Tesla car dealership. Demonstrators held signs expressing concerns about Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s role in the Trump administration’s layoffs of workers at federal agencies like the Department of Education and the Environmental Protection Agency.
Lake County calls for accountability in PG&E Dam Removal - MendoFever – Mendocino County News
The fight to save Lake Pillsbury took center stage at the February 25, 2026, Lake County Board of Supervisors meeting, as officials urged PG&E and state and federal agencies to reconsider the planned decommissioning of Scott Dam.
5th CCG supports Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
Published Jan. 16, 2025 By Patrick Sullivan 78th Air Base Wing Public Affairs Ten Airmen from the 5th Combat Communications Group, located at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, were selected to support Air Force Southern’s efforts at Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in Lima, Peru, Nov. 5-20, 2024. AFSOUTH was named lead component for APEC, supporting the U.S. government’s involvement and the U.S. president’s engagements during the event.
Air Combat Command Team Visits Robins AFB
U.S. Air Force Gen. Ken Wilsbach, commander of Air Combat Command, Chief Master Sgt. Dave Wolfe, ACC command chief, and their spouses, Cindy Wilsbach and Dr. Doniel Wolfe, visited Robins Air Force Base Dec. 2, 2024, to highlight the base's important role in supporting ACC objectives and national defense. During their visit, they met with units and leaders across the base to ensure alignment with ACC goals and to recognize the contributions of the Airmen at Robins AFB.
Turning Back the Pages
100 years ago — November 1924 Joseph Stanton has purchased a new Hudson coach of O’Loughlin Bros. SALISBURY — Mrs. Joseph Rix, who formerly lived on Hamlet Hill Farm, died at her home in East Canaan on Nov. 17th and the funeral took place at the home in East Canaan on Nov. 19th. Mrs. Rix was the sister of the late Samuel Miner of this place. Her husband, one son, Philip Rix, and a daughter, Mrs. Lucretia Rix Dibble, survive, who have the sympathy of many friends here.
Council Post: How AI-Driven Organizations Can Bridge ISO 42001 And The EU AI Act
Patrick Sullivan is VP of Strategy and Innovation at A-LIGN. Businesses that design and use AI are now part of a multilayered legal landscape with new centralized regulations, notably the EU AI Act, which places some AI systems squarely in the category of "high-risk." In parallel, a relatively new practical governance model, ISO 42001 (Artificial Intelligence Management System), has been produced to help ensure that the underlying management of AI is robust from a strategic perspective.
Letter To The Editor: Ryn Herrmann Gets Things Done
By PATRICK SULLIVAN Los Alamos As a 22-year resident of Los Alamos, I’ve seen many candidates run for and sit on County Council and I can’t think of a more qualified candidate than Ryn Herrmann. I’ve known Ryn for 10 years and was a co-worker of hers for 7 years. I’ve seen her immerse herself in our community as an advocate for local business, a volunteer, and a leader. Her dedication during the Pandemic to supporting our local businesses was inspiring.
Baltimore County Sells $382.4 Million in Bonds for Refunding, Construction
Baltimore County Sells $382.4 Million in Bonds for Refunding, Construction Baltimore County sold $382.4 million in general obligation bonds in competitive bidding, comprising $222.4 million in refunding bonds and $160 million in construction bonds.
Los Angeles Sells $1.54 Billion in Short-Term Notes
Los Angeles Sells $1.54 Billion in Short-Term Notes The City of Los Angeles issued $1.54 billion in tax and revenue anticipation notes to cover cash-flow needs over the next fiscal year, including payments to the fire and police pension plan and the city employees' retirement system. The notes, which come due on June 26, 2025, carry 5% interest with a 3.42% yield, according to a final offering statement posted Monday on MuniOS.
Patrick Sullivan: See yourself owning an electric vehicle soon? You may not have a choice
For the 90+% of Alabamans who either prefer driving a gasoline vehicle or can’t afford an electric vehicle, the Biden Administration is working to regulate an EV into your garage in the near future. The Environmental Protection Agency and the obscure National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are both enacting regulations clearly aimed at forcing U.S. automotive manufacturers to make more EVs and to reduce production of gasoline cars and trucks, regardless of what American car buyers want.
Union Bay Acquisition LLC Acquires Commercial Business of Newark, Delaware-based Poland & Sullivan Insurance Inc.
Union Bay Acquisition LLC Acquires Commercial Business of Newark, Delaware-based Poland & Sullivan Insurance Inc. Union Bay Acquisition LLC Acquires Commercial Business of Newark, Delaware-based Poland & Sullivan Insurance Inc. LANSDALE, PA, UNITED STATES, June 18, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Union Bay Acquisition LLC, an aggregator of insurance agencies agent based in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, has acquired the commercial insurance business of Poland & Sullivan Insurance Inc. of Newark, Delaware.
State Budget Approves Elimination Of 12 FAR Cap In New York City
The New York State FY 2025 budget legislation enacted on April 20th included an important and long-awaited housing reform for New York City: elimination of the "12 FAR" cap for residential buildings. City officials and housing advocates have been pushing for this change for many years, and the idea acquired increased momentum as the City's housing crisis worsened.
EVs Under the Hood (or Frunk)
You may know that driving an electric car is cheaper than driving an ICE gas car (with equivalent purchase price, factoring in rebates and incentives across the US). You may even know that switching to an EV saves you from time at the pump and many hassles associated with mechanical repairs and tune-ups required for ICE vehicles. If you’ve ever been in or around one, you would probably agree that EVs do not smell like gasoline or exhaust.
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A Welcome NYC Comeback For SROs
Land Use special counsel Patrick Sullivan authored a New York Daily News article titled “A Welcome NYC Comeback for SROs,” which was published on March 19, 2024. The article examines the increasing attention on single-room-occupancy housing as New York City seeks to address its affordable housing crisis. Read the article here. The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.
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