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Roman Reigns Acknowledges Jalen Brunson For Acknowledging Roman Reigns
The WWE and professional sports have shared a rapidly growing relationship over the past decade or so, to the point where ESPN reached an exclusive rights deal for premium live events like WrestleMania with the sports-entertainment company that began in 2026.
Commentary: House panel right to give ‘icy reception’ to big-bank giveaway
When Congress starts calling something the “Main Street Depositor Protection Act,” you can bet it’s not about protecting Main Street. The latest proposal in Washington would increase federal deposit insurance from $250,000 to a staggering $10 million for certain business accounts. Proponents are selling it as a way to help small banks and small businesses. Let’s be honest, this is another big-bank bailout disguised as reform.
House Panel Right to Give ‘Icy Reception’ Big Bank Giveaway – DC Journal - InsideSources
When Congress starts calling something the “Main Street Depositor Protection Act,” you can bet it’s not about protecting Main Street. The latest proposal in Washington would increase federal deposit insurance from $250,000 to a staggering $10 million for certain business accounts. Proponents are selling it as a way to help small banks and small businesses. Let’s be honest, this is another big-bank bailout disguised as reform.
MilkShake Factory Opening New Location in Virginia on June 28
In what initially began 111 years ago in 1914 as a simple mom and pop chocolate and soda fountain shop in Pittsburgh, would years later become officially known as the MilkShake Factory in 2003, an established go-to spot with several locations opening in the surrounding area of Western Pennsylvania by 2016. At present day, the hand-spun milkshake specialists have since grown beyond Pennsylvania, spreading its wings far and wide with 24 locations across the country, spanning 11 states.
James Gunn Says The Movie Industry Is 'Dying' Due to Unfinished Screenplays
James Gunn, director for the highly anticipated forthcoming reboot of Superman, has been in the news quite a bit recently, and in rather blunt fashion. The 58-year-old filmmaker has made headlines for casually and confidently responding to fans "trying to restore the SnyderVerse"-in reference to Man of Steel director Zach Snyder-who have laid out a pretty ridiculous set of plans with ways to essentially "bomb reviews" of Superman, along with other ways to keep moviegoers away.
Celebrating Downtown Norfolk: A Holiday Wonderland Powered by Innovation and Collaboration
By Tim Ryan Downtown Norfolk is lighting up the season with more than just twinkling lights. Thanks to a $10,000 grant from the Virginia Tourism Corporation’s (VTC) Microbusiness Marketing Leverage Program (MMLP), the Downtown Norfolk Council is taking its “Holidays in the City” celebration and Grand Illumination Parade to dazzling new heights. This achievement highlights not only the region’s holiday spirit but also its commitment to economic growth and community engagement.
Kirk Herbstreit’s Postwalk Press Conference With His Golden Retrievers Is Adorable
There are very few things in this world where so many people can manage to collectively drop the gloves and find some true common ground. One of the greatest examples of that happening, whether on social media or in real life, is the presence of a dog-or dogs. The recent passing of Kirk Herbstreit's beloved golden retriever, Ben, has served as a great example where seemingly just about anyone aware of the story had something positive to share. An internet rarity, for sure.
Policy-based security in JWCC: Putting the Sec in DevSecOps
Skip to content Featured links Select a language Contact us Manage your Red Hat accountVisit Red Hat Customer PortalLog out Log inAccount Products Solutions Training & services Resources Partners About There’s a movement going on in the world of Department of Defense (DoD) applications. The momentum surrounding application modernization efforts means containerized applications show growth in the DoD.
New rules for marketing cryptoassets to UK consumers introduced by the FCA
On 9 June 2023, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a Policy Statement (PS23/6) entitled "Financial promotion rules for cryptoassets" (the "Policy Statement") which is intended to bring cryptoasset promotions in the UK within the regulator’s remit.
Regulation of Cryptoassets - How robust is the UK government’s plan?
Many believe that cryptoassets (including cryptocurrencies and NFTs) are at a fundamental crossroads in respect of their viability and even their ongoing existence. However, many also argue that the application of blockchain and other forms of distributed ledger technology (DLT) will continue to grow and become more pervasive, including within the established global financial system.
To ensure JADC2, and to win in future conflicts, look to the transport layer in space
Military officials may have a hard time agreeing on exactly what JADC2 is, but there’s no question that the underlying idea — getting information to decision-makers ASAP — is fundamental to the Pentagon’s goals. In the op-ed below, the Mitchell Institute’s Tim Ryan argues that to do it right, the DoD needs to look to the heavens. Victory in a future conflict is going to go to the side with decision superiority — who knows better what’s going on in the battle and who can react to it quicker.
On county mayor, let the people decide | Opinion
Broward County has a population larger than 15 states. Yet it doesn’t have a countywide elected mayor chosen by — and accountable to — the people. It should! Historically, Broward County has been led by nine county commissioners elected from individual districts, and a commission-appointed county administrator to manage everyday county operations.
California's reopening: Are we ready?
By Tim Ryan and KCBS Radio Staff, KCBS Radio Tuesday is a landmark day in California’s coronavirus reopening process. The state is eliminating restrictions on limited capacities, physical distancing and with exceptions, indoor mask wearing. It's also ditching the color-coded reopening tiers. A top Bay Area medical expert said that California is ready for the loosened rules.
California could require masks at work into 2022 – if just one employee isn't vaccinated
A woman wearing a protective mask on March 9, 2020. Photo credit Jeenah Moon/Getty Images By Tim Ryan, KCBS Radio A Cal/OSHA panel could decide on Thursday whether masks will be mandatory in the workplace. The proposed rule that would mandate masks if even one employee in a workplace is unvaccinated for COVID-19. The Cal OSHA Standards Board is expected to vote on draft rules released last week.
Animal rights activists outraged over John Cox campaign event for using 1,000 pound bear
By Tim Ryan, KCBS Radio A campaign event by businessman and politician John Cox is receiving backlash from animal rights activists, after he used a 1,000-pound bear as a publicity stunt on Tuesday in Sacramento. Cox, a Republican hoping to oust Gov. Gavin Newsom in California's recall election, called the governor "the beauty" and himself "the beast" as he stood in front of a half-ton Kodiak brown bear named Tag. The event stirred instant outrage from animal rights activists up and down the state.
University of California victim in nationwide security breach
By Tim Ryan, KCBS Radio April 7, 2021 04/07/2021 7:33 pm Students and staff throughout the University of California system are being warned that a cyber-attack has put their personal information at risk. UC officials announced Friday that the system was one of the victims of a nationwide breach that targeted the third party file transfer vendor Accellion.
Economic Aid Act Provides Second Draw PPP Loans
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Highlights The Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits and Venues Act (Economic Aid Act), which was part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 package, extends the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to include a second round of funding to certain businesses that received funding under the original PPP. The Economic Aid Act's Second Draw PPP Loans are available through March 31, 2021.
PPP And The Economic Aid Act
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Highlights The Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits and Venues Act (Economic Aid Act), which was part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 package, made various changes to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) that affect all PPP loans including those funded under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act).
Loan Necessity Questionnaires
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Highlights There have been numerous questions and guidance released surrounding the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) since its inception and implementation. Now, more than five months after the most recent guidance, borrowers are getting their first real look at what the SBA intends to review.
Interview: Tech competitive sports
As students have returned to campus this fall, multiple questions have arisen regarding the future of competitive sports this semester and beyond. Club sports and intramurals are a significant part of campus life for many people, but it is also one of the most obvious places where the novel coronavirus could spread. The task of answering these questions has fallen on, among others, Dan Hazlett, the Assistant Director of Competitive Sports here at Tech.
Ex-Vedder Price Partner Launches Boutique Employment Firm
Law360 (August 28, 2020, 9:00 PM EDT) -- Drawing on more than two decades of BigLaw experience, a former Vedder Price shareholder who specializes in advising on Occupational Health and Safety Administration compliance has launched a new employment firm she says will allow her to work more closely with her clients. Since starting Nicole A.
Utility disconnection ban still in place
A statewide moratorium on utility service disconnection remains in effect after a meeting of the Public Service Commission last week, but collection efforts on delinquent accounts are still going on, and landlords in Shawano could end up footing the bill for tenants who haven’t paid up.
Resistance to contact tracing, negative social media complicating battle
Health officials working to contain the spread of COVID-19 are increasingly facing the additional challenges of negative social media backlash and a growing number of people refusing to cooperate with contact tracing. It is not just a local problem. “This is happening across the state as well,” said Vicki Dantoin, health officer for Shawano-Menominee Counties Health Department, at a meeting of the Shawano County Board of Health Monday. “We don’t know the solution.
Fledgling businesses make comeback after shutdown
While all local businesses were impacted to some extent by the two-month COVID-19 shutdown in Wisconsin, two downtown Shawano businesses had their operations scuttled before ever getting off the ground. “We were all planning to open,” said Aaron Gilling, co-owner with his brother, Eric, of Stubborn Brothers Brewery, 220 S. Main St. “We were ready to rock and roll. We were excited. We had a great team all together,” he said.
Questionnaire: incumbent Tim Ryan, Democratic candidate for Broward County Commission, District 7
Tim Ryan is running for re-election to the Broward County Commission, District 7. (Sun Sentinel) Editor’s note: We’ve edited candidate questionnaires to remove answers that could be used for identity theft. However, we’ve kept address information in races where it legally matters where you live. Family status: Married with four children Your address: 5691 Woodland Ln, Dania Beach, FL Please tell us about your education and the highest degree you attained.
Second Amendment sanctuary resolution could be delayed again
A proposed resolution declaring Shawano County a Second Amendment sanctuary could be put off again after four months of delay amid uncertainty over whether the County Board will hold a meeting this month. County Board Chairman Tom Kautza said he won’t make a final decision until Wednesday when the board agenda would normally be drafted, but due to a light itinerary of county business and summer vacations, this month’s meeting might be called off entirely.
Younger generations account for most COVID cases here
Younger generations have accounted for most of the confirmed cases of coronavirus in Shawano and Menominee counties so far, according to health officials. The elderly population seen as being at most risk for serious illness or death as a result of COVID-19 have had relatively few cases, according to data released by the Shawano-Menominee Counties Health Department on June 25.
Speedway among gatherings tribe warns to avoid
Public health officials continue to warn against large gatherings in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin has taken that guidance a step further with a plea for the public to avoid specific activities and events.
Annie’s Campground owner cited for telephone harassment
You are here Home » Annie’s Campground owner cited for telephone harassment Published by admin on Tue, 06/16/2020 - 4:00pm Retzlaff posed as law enforcement official in wake of COVID-related harassment, according to records GRESHAM — The owner of Annie’s Campground in Gresham has been cited for telephone harassment after pretending to be a Shawano County sheriff’s deputy in a phone call to a Washington state man she claimed had been harassing her.
Shawano County Fair going ahead
SHAWANO — The Shawano County Fair will go on as scheduled in September, in spite of numerous other fairs statewide — including the Wisconsin State Fair — canceling this year over COVID-19 concerns. The Shawano Area Agricultural Society voted at a meeting Monday to go forward with the fair as planned, according to its president, Dale Hodkiewicz.
Main Street Lending Program Documentation Provides Guidance For Borrowers, Lenders
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Shawano reopens splash pad, will resume Franklin Park events
SHAWANO — The city has reopened the splash pad at Memorial Park and will go forward with Thursdayz at Franklin Park events starting next month in the latest move toward loosening COVID-19 restrictions. The Shawano Common Council also approved a limited reopening of the civic center, with programs going forward dependent on whether each program coordinator feels those activities can be safely offered.
Shawano County COVID cases continue to tick up
SHAWANO — Health officials are encouraging continued precautions against the spread of the coronavirus as confirmed cases in Shawano County continue to increase at a slow but steady rate. Shawano County’s confirmed COVID-19 cases rose to 59 on Monday, with the county averaging at least one new case every day. “We’re not really out of the woods,” said Vicki Dantoin, health officer for the Shawano-Menominee Counties Health Department.
SBA Provides Safe Harbor For PPP Borrowers Receiving Less Than $2 Million
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Safe Harbor Deadline For Repayment Of PPP Loans Extended From May 7 To May 14
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Virtual sales to assist local farmers goes live on Facebook
SHAWANO — A Facebook page aimed at supporting local farmers and raising money for the FRESH Project was set to go live Saturday, and will offer online purchases of Shawano County dairy and farm products. The virtual farmers’ marketplace is an extension of the “Shop Local Shawano County” Facebook page started by Nitta Charnon, finance director for Shawano County, in response to business closings caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
New PPP Interim Final Rule Clarifies That Foreign Employees Count For Size
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Board of Health discusses next steps after state Supreme Court ruling
SHAWANO — Shawano County Board of Health members gathered remotely for a video conference Monday, meeting for the first time since social distancing and stay-at-home orders were issued by the state in March. Though those orders have been nullified by a state Supreme Court decision, the Shawano-Menominee Counties Health Department is still encouraging those practices as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
Key Factors For Companies To Consider When Certifying Their PPP Need
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Shawano encourages continued COVID precautions
SHAWANO — City officials are encouraging residents to continue following social distancing rules and other precautions to stem the spread of COVID-19 in the wake of a state Supreme Court order striking down the extension of the governor’s Safer at Home order. The city is also keeping its public facilities closed for the time being while it evaluates how to reopen safely. “We’re going to take a week, because there’s a lot of things we’ve got to figure out,” City Administrator Eddie Sheppard said.
48 Shawano businesses got boost from city grant program
You are here Home » 48 Shawano businesses got boost from city grant program Published by admin on Sat, 05/16/2020 - 3:22pm More than $175,000 awarded to assist with occupancy costs SHAWANO — The city is reporting that 48 Shawano businesses have received money from an emergency grant program aimed at helping local businesses with occupancy costs during the economic shutdown that was forced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Treasury, Federal Reserve Release Final Main Street Facility Term Sheets
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2 businesses now affected by COVID
SHAWANO — Shawano County’s confirmed cases of COVID-19 rose to 25 as of Tuesday, with two workplaces now affected and under public health investigations, according to the Shawano-Menominee Counties Public Health Department.
Holland & Knight Provides Comments To Treasury, Federal Reserve On Main Street Lending Program
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Safe Harbor Deadline for Repayment of PPP Loans Extended from May 7 to May 14 | JD Supra
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COVID cases likely to rise as more testing is done
SHAWANO — Increased testing is the most likely reason Shawano County saw a spike in confirmed coronavirus cases last week, according to health officials who reported a jump in the numbers over two days. “There’s more testing happening across the board regionally, and also locally we’re trying to do more testing,” said Vicki Dantoin, director of the Shawano-Menominee Counties Public Health Department. “We’re trying to figure out ways to increase testing,” she said.
Small Shawano group protests Safer-at-Home order
SHAWANO — A small group of protesters took to downtown Main Street in Shawano Saturday afternoon to protest the statewide Safer-at-Home restrictions put in place to combat the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Six people, or seven counting a baby in a stroller, marched up and down Main Street with signs calling for stores to be opened up.
Key Factors for Companies to Consider When Certifying Their PPP Need | JD Supra
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Shawano offering emergency grants for businesses
SHAWANO — The city of Shawano is offering an emergency grant program to help local businesses with occupancy costs during the economic shutdown being forced by the COVID-19 pandemic. The temporary relief program is designed to assist small businesses with immediate grant assistance of up to $5,000 to help cover occupancy expenses for up to 60 days — including rent, mortgages, utilities, insurance and other property-related business expenses. “Businesses are struggling,” Mayor Ed Whealon said.
Sheriff’s COVID letter to governor an issue at County Board meeting
SHAWANO — The Shawano County Board held its reorganizational meeting Tuesday at the Crawford Center in Shawano where there was sufficient room for supervisors and staff to maintain six-foot social distancing requirements amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic and the statewide Safer-at-Home order were the topics of the public comment period, during which several speakers took aim at Sheriff Adam Bieber’s open letter to Gov. Tony Evers in a Facebook post implying he would not enforce the order.
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