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Breaking Ground: New Sustainable Packaging Facility Coming to Mississippi
Last week, International Paper (NYSE: IP; LSE: IPC) celebrated the groundbreaking of its new sustainable packaging facility in Rankin County, Mississippi, marking a major milestone in the company’s strategic growth and long-term investment in the Mid-South region.
The Oval Portrait (The Oval Portrait) - Film, 2025
The Oval Portrait Konusu The Oval Portrait, yolları gizemli bir antikacı dükkanında kesişen üç farklı karakterin gerilim dolu hikâyesini merkezine alıyor. Küçük çaplı bir hırsız, yetenekli bir ressam ve dükkan sahibinin kaderi, mekânda bulunan büyüleyici bir portrenin etrafında düğümleniyor. Başta sadece sanatsal bir eser gibi görünen bu tablo, karakterleri açıklanamaz bir çekimle kendine bağlarken dükkanın atmosferini de giderek ağırlaştırıyor.
2449 SW Aberdeen St, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34953, US
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
5760 NW Cleburn Dr, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986, US
Copied 5760 NW Cleburn Dr, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986, US $539,900 5760 NW Cleburn Dr, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986 Checked: 1 day ago Updated: Jul 12, 2025 at 06:51AM Investment Summary Net Operating Income (NOI) minus mortgage payments. Calculation: NOI - Mortgage Payments Monthly Cash Flow -$1,026 Capitalization Rate is a rate of return that compares the yearly Net Operating Income (NOI) to the market value.
Schuyler Marching Band director eager for new season
The Schuyler Central High School Marching Band enters 2018 with high hopes under the direction of second year director Benjamin Coatney. As Coatney enters his second year in the music education field he has some of the first year “jitters” behind him and he also has come to understand and appreciate the unique opportunity of teaching in Schuyler. “Walking into the program last year it became obvious to me that we had a highly diverse set of students with a more diverse set of abilities," he said.
Crawdads Eliminated in First Round
After defeating the Arlington Spartans 3-2 and 8-7 during the regular season of the Dodge County Baseball League, the Leigh/Schuyler Crawdads did not find the third time around to be a charm as the Spartans mauled the ‘Dads by a score of 19-1 at Merchant Park in Schuyler Sunday afternoon. The first-round loss in the league tournament ended the championship hopes for the Crawdads. “We thought we had a great chance in this tournament.
Crawdads Thrash Meadowlarks 10-0 as Ramaekers Stars
Tucker Ramaekers saved his best performance for his last start of the regular season as the Leigh/Schuyler Crawdads crushed the Pender Meadowlarks in Dodge County League baseball action Thursday night at Merchant Park in Schuyler. The game was promoted as “Community Baseball Night” by the Schuyler Chamber of Commerce with admission set at only $1 per person and prizes being given away after each half inning. The Crawdads made sure that the game lived up to its billing.
New softball coach eager for future
The Schuyler Central High School softball team will have a new head coach on the bench this fall as his squad hopes to turn the corner and have a season with multiple wins in the same year for the first time in quite awhile. Scott Anderson takes over a team in 2018 that has gone 1-23, 1-27, 0-26, and 0-22 since 2014. The first thing noticed on the practice field is a fresh enthusiasm by players and coaches alike. There was a definite feel of determination that was immediately impressive.
Seniors Fall Flat in Loss to Top Seeded West Point
The Schuyler American Legion Seniors baseball team continued its season-long struggles in the opening round of the Area B5 tournament played at Anderson Field in West Point Friday night as they lost a 10-0, five inning decision to top-seeded West Point.
Schuyler girls cross country prepare for season
As Lauren Burkey enters her second season as head coach of the Schuyler Central High School girls cross country team, she sees potential in her young squad and hopes to see more girls join the team. “This is my second year as head coach,” commented Burkey, “and my fourth year of working with these kiddos. We had six ladies signed up for the team when practice began but I am feeling positive that our numbers will go up.
Schuyler boys XC ready to roll
Schuyler Central High School boys cross country coach Rick Carter has a very experienced group of athletes returning to form the nucleus of his 2018 squad. Of the 18 young men on the roster, six are seniors. Leading that group are standouts Cristobal Gonzalez and Miguel Carrasco, who look to be on the verge of break-out seasons for the Warriors. Both runners qualified for the 2017 state meet.
White Trash (2022)
-Written by Michelle Vorob. White Trash is a gritty drama about a long-standing feud between two dysfunctional families that comes to a head after the accidental [vehicular] killing of a toddler. Set in the dead of winter in a slum, we see people living so poorly their dilapidated homes don't have functioning heat or water. Their residences look like squalid, condemned wrecks.
Sunny and warm this week with a mostly slight chance of showers
Because it's summer, a shower can't be ruled out almost any time this week, but it will be mostly warm and dry for the next few days. According to the National Weather Service, there is an overall 30 percent chance of showers on Monday. Otherwise it will be mostly sunny and hot with a high in the 90s and a heat index value or "feels like" temperature near 102. Winds will be mostly calm. The forecast for most of the week is similar although the rain chance ticks up a bit on Thursday.
Hurricane Irma 'rapidly intensifying'
"Rapidly intensifying" Irma grew into a hurricane this morning with maximum sustained winds of 115 mph. The storm is still about 3,000 miles from Florida and poses no immediate threat to land and its potential to affect our weather will not come into focus for several days. At 5 p.m. today, Irma was about 720 miles west of the Cabo Verde Islands. The storm is moving toward the west-northwest at 12 mph.
Flood advisory issued for parts of Broward County
Expect a wet and slippery commute across South Florida today as rain, heavy at times, is in the forecast. Shortly after 9 a.m. a flood advisory was issued for the southeast portions of Broward County - including Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Dania Beach. The advisory is scheduled to last until noon, according to the National Weather Service. A trough, an upper-level low-pressure system, is spreading rain across the region.
Tropical Storm Irma forms in the eastern Atlantic; expected to become hurricane
What had been a low pressure system in the eastern Atlantic, some 2,000 miles away, strengthened into Tropical Storm Irma, the National Hurricane Center said Wednesday morning. The system, located a couple of hundred miles west of the Cabo Verde Islands, will have no immediate effect on South Florida's weather, which remains dry and hot. At 11 a.m. Irma was located about 420 miles west of the Cabo Verde Islands and had maximum sustained winds of 50 mph. The storm was moving west at about 13 mph.
Warm and breezy today with a chance of showers
It will be warm today and possibly a little wetter than it was Tuesday - but the real chance of rain doesn't kick in until tomorrow. According to the National Weather Service, there's a 20 to 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms Wednesday. Otherwise it will be mostly sunny with a high in the low 90s and a heat index value or "feels like" temperature approaching 101. Winds will be from the east at 7 to 13 mph today.
Labor Day weekend weather: Nice
Despite the action in the tropics, with a strong Hurricane Irma on an uncertain path, South Florida is in for a mostly nice holiday weekend. According to the National Weather Service, there is only a slight chance of showers Friday. It will be partly sunny with a high near 90 and light winds from the southeast. The rain chance ticks up to 40 percent Saturday, but a washout is not expected. Despite the rain chance, it will be partly sunny throughout the day.
Harry Potter back on the big screen for one night only, fundraising for a great cause
Presented by: Wallis Cinemas Event Date: 31 May, 2023 Get ready Harry Potter fans. The Piccadilly in North Adelaide is bringing back the film that started it all. Back to the big screen for one night only. Fresh off the back of its extensive refurbishment, The Piccadilly is screening Harry Potter & the Philosophers Stone as a Fundraising Event on Wednesday May 31st.
BLOG: Tax time is here. Tips to consider on the ag real estate front
17 Apr BLOG: Tax time is here. Tips to consider on the ag real estate front Doug Phillips published on April 17, 2023 - 1:17 PM Written by Doug Phillips Share Tweet LinkedIn Email The real estate world has changed dramatically in 15 years. Just over a decade ago, the real estate market knew nothing of post-COVID inflation, massive job market changes and the high-speed information that we know today.
Four Teams on Upset Alert you may not see coming
FSU vs. LSU (Sept. 4, New Orleans, La) QB Jordan Travis looks primed for a breakout senior season. The turnaround potential for FSU is genuine. This team made great strides in Norvell’s 2nd season, and they’re looking to turn the corner in ’22. An improved defense may bring this team much further than anyone thinks it can. LSU also has great potential and, of course, a new coach. There’s no talent shortage in Baton Rouge, but a new system and an unproven QB make the Tigers vulnerable.
Power-Five Bound: Five Coaches Destined For Big Things
Jeff Lebby (Oklahoma, OC) From the NAIA to the SEC, his genius has elevated every offense he has touched. His ’17 Southeastern U #1 scoring/ #3 total offense put him on the FBS radar. His UCF wizardry with both McKenzie Milton in 2018 and the emergence of the freshman sensation Dillon Gabriel in 2019, straight through to Matt Corral in the ’20 and ’21 Ole Miss seasons. There’s no offense in his path that he didn’t improve by a high degree.
Bubak, Alstadt and Cerny lead Crawdads past Dawgs
The Schuyler Crawdads baseball team received timely hitting from Blake Bubak and Andy Alstaudt and an impressive starting pitching performance from Todd Cerny to turn back the visiting Blair Dawgs last Thursday night at Merchant Park by the score of 7-1. The Dodge County Baseball League clash left the Crawdads 2 and 1/2 games ahead of the Dawgs for fifth place in the standings. Schuyler evened their record at 4-4 as Blair fell to 2-7.
Six Games that Changed College Football in the Last 60 Years
College Football didn’t have to develop in any particular direction. It could have gone down many different paths. We could be in another place today had things unfolded differently. In the days of Bear and Woody, the bowl system ruled the day. It wasn’t about matching up the best teams back then. It was more about spreading the great teams among the big boy bowls so everyone could get a piece of the pie. Getting over that hurdle was monumental, but other limitations have been conquered.
5 Coaches Who Could Replace Nick Saban At Alabama
He Can’t Coach Forever How many times has this list been contemplated? Over the last few years, I’ve seen a few. But now that Nick Saban is officially over 70 years old, this really becomes more relevant than ever. Even though Lane hinted that he will “coach forever”, despite the fact that Jimbo alluded to him being ”God”, we all know that it will come to an end at some point. Just who replaces him has a lot to do with when he calls it a day.
Warrior runners fifth in Central City
Schuyler's Eduardo Carrasco splits two runners while making his way around the course at the Warriors home meet earlier this month. Carrasco was 16th last week in Central City. Nate Tenopir Both the boys and girls Schuyler Central High School cross country teams earned fifth place honors at the very competitive Central City Invitational on Sept. 16. The boys finished fifth out of 13 teams while the girls were in the middle of a field of nine other programs.
Stover leads Raymond Central past Warriors 54-8
Stover leads Raymond Central past Warriors 54-8 Quarterback Luis Genchi looks for an open receiver while running back Cezar Lininger provides protection on Friday against Raymond Central. Genchi hit Julian Morales for a 6-yard touchdown and the Warriors' first touchdown of the season.
DOUG'S DUGOUT: From eerie to cheery
The mighty Fordham Rams came to Memorial Stadium in Lincoln last weekend to play the Huskers on the gridiron. Nebraska needed a win in the worst way, and for one quarter, the Huskers were in the worst way. Phillips After the complimentary fumbled punt and the three severely overthrown passes the crowd become edgy. Toss in an offensive line that was being overpowered by a Fordham defense and, well, the crowd was anything but overjoyed.
Schuyler, Keairnes pick up first win
DOUG PHILLIPS Special to the Sun Victory number one of the season is always a relief for any team. The Schuyler Central High School volleyball team found that relief last week in a road victory over Omaha Cornerstone Christian. New head coach Drey Keairnes and the Warriors earned their first win together 26-24, 27-25, 25-19. Earlier in the week, Schuyler faced Class C-1 No. 1 Lakeview on the road and fell in a three-set sweep.
DOUG'S DUGOUT: Aaron who?
Schuyler Sun writer Doug Phillips, a lifelong Packer fan, says he's done with the drama quarterback Aaron Rodgers has brought to the team. AP FILE PHOTO Allow me to begin by saying that have been a Green Bay Packers fan from the days of the famous Ice Bowl. I have watched this team for some 50 years and have come to learn how a professional sports program should be run.
Gonzalez's strong outing not enough
Copyright American Legion DOUG PHILLIPS Special to the Sun Juan Gonzalez showed why he is the ace of the Schuyler McLeod Post 47 American Legion baseball team in a 6-4 loss to North Bend June 10 at Merchant Park in Schuyler. The performance by Schuyler showed a major improvement in the total team effort after dropping a 9-0 and 7-2 doubleheader at North Bend on May 18. Gonzalez “North Bend beat us pretty good in our first game of the year,” Schuyler coach Jason Wehner said.
Doug's Dugout: A league full of talent
The Leigh/Schuyler Crawdads pose for a photo after winning the Dodge County Tournament in 2019. COURTESY FILE PHOTO DOUG PHILLIPS Special to the Sun Summer town team baseball is as American as apple pie. Contrary to popular belief, many of these baseball teams are made up of very talented athletes, some who are playing baseball at the collegiate level. No, these are not out of shape, has been ball players.
Post 47 still beset by mistakes
Inconsistent hitting, poor fielding, and pitching mistakes continued to plague the Schuyler American Legion McLeod Post 47 baseball team in two losses last week. Post 47 lost at Seward June 3 12-3 and at Merchant Park to Boone Central on Saturday by the score of 16-0. With the two losses, Schuyler fell to 0-5 on the season. Schuyler collected four hits against Seward and was no-hit by Boone Central. It was the second time in five games that Schuyler was no hit by opposing pitching.
Crawdads open with split
The Leigh/Schuyler Crawdads opened their 2021 Dodge County Baseball League schedule with a split of the first two games on the season, defeating Scribner 8-4 June 3 then dropping a 9-6 decision to Dodge on Sunday. Schuyler took an early lead on Scriber, scoring four runs in the first inning and never trailed. Torrey Escamilla started on the mound for the Hogs and was greeted with four hits and a walk from the Crawdads.
Doug's Dugout: How about a few and barbeque
Doug's Dugout: How about a few and barbeque Nebraska head coach Will Bolt watches his team in the Michigan vs. Nebraska baseball game in Lincoln on Friday. Nebraska won the game 1-0. ANNA REED, THE WORLD-HERALD What an amazing year it has been for the Nebraska baseball team. This was a team that was predicted to finish in sixth place in the conference when the preseason standings were released.
Future looks bright for Warrior track despite state shutout
Future looks bright for Warrior track despite state shutout 1 of 2 Cirilo Mejia, left, and Samuel Rivas complete a lap in the 3200 last month in David City. Mejia was seventh at the district meet last week in Albion. Schuyler's Piper Lefdal takes the lead on the outside during the 400 relay in David City last month. Lefdal was eighth in the triple jump at the district meet in Albion.
Trio of seniors lead boys golf
Trio of seniors lead boys golf Schuyler senior Easton Hall lines up a putt in a dual against Lakeview in 2019. Hall is expected to be one of the leaders for the Warrior golf team. Peter Huguenin | The Columbus Telegram DOUG PHILLIPS Special to the Sun There are high hopes for the Schuyler Central High School boys golf team this season. The Warriors have 13 talented golfers on the squad including six experienced seniors, two juniors, three sophomores and two freshmen.
Doug's Dugout: Central Conference Awards
Doug's Dugout: Central Conference Awards Schuyler senior Easton Hall goes up against contact in a game earlier this year. Hall was awarded conference honors this past week. Peter Huguenin | The Columbus Telegram The Central Conference recently announced that two Schuyler Central High School basketball players were selected to the All-Conference teams as a result of their impressive accomplishments during the 2020-21 season.
Deanda and Warriors primed for spring
Deanda and Warriors primed for spring Schuyler junior Marisol Deanda starts her kick at the end of the race in the state cross country meet this past fall. Deanda will be looking to make it to state in track this spring. PETER HUGUENIN, SCHUYLER SUN FILE PHOTO DOUG PHILLIPS Special to Sun The Schuyler Central High School girls track team has one bona fide potential state track qualifier in long distance runner Marisol Deanda for the 2021 track and field season.
Schuyler Boys Recover to Win SCHS Invite
Schuyler Boys Recover to Win SCHS Invite Schuyler junior Ivan Perez attempts to gain control of the ball during a game in 2019. Perez scored the game-winner Saturday for a victory in the Schuyler Invite championship match. SCHUYLER SUN FILE PHOTO A first half goal by the Aurora soccer team sent the Schuyler Warriors boys to a 1-0 defeat in their season opener played at Schuyler on March 18.
Mix of veterans and rookies open Schuyler girls soccer season
Mix of veterans and rookies open Schuyler girls soccer season Schuyler graduate Lesly Andrade fights to maintain possession of the ball in a 2019 match. The new Schuyler girls team is looking for its first win of the season after opening 0-3. PETER HUGUENIN PHOTOS, SCHUYLER SUN FILE PHOTO The Schuyler Central High School girls soccer team struggled to score goals in losses to Aurora, Plattsmouth and Blair to begin their 2021 season this past week.
Marisol Deanda Leads SCHS Track at Concordia
Other SCHS athletes finishing in the top 10 in their individual events were: Samuel Rivas taking seventh in the 3200 at 12:54.87, Natalie Yrkoski earning eighth in the 60 hurdles in a time of 11.11 seconds and Piper Lefdal coming in ninth in the triple jump with a mark of 30 feet, 9 inches.
Doug's Dugout: A pair of champions
Doug's Dugout: A pair of champions Schuyler's Chase Rice pose with his trophy after winning the All Class power lifting championship. Peter Huguenin | The Columbus Telegram DOUG PHILLIPS Special to the Sun The powerlifting championship season of Schuyler Central High School senior Cody Rice came to an outstanding completion last weekend at Midland University in Fremont.
Cody Rice Repeats as State Champion
Cody Rice Repeats as State Champion Schuyler senior Chase Rice poses with his medal after winning his second consecutive state championship in power lifting on Saturday at Peru State. Peter Huguenin | The Columbus Telegram For the second straight year, Schuyler Central High School senior Cody Rice was crowned as the Class B powerlifting champion after taking the title at Peru State on Saturday. It was the second title won by Rice on the Peru State campus in the last three weeks.
DOUG'S DUGOUT: Taking in the Warrior hoops experience
DOUG'S DUGOUT: Taking in the Warrior hoops experience I have taken the time to do this in the past, but with more and more Covid restrictions being lifted and loosened, I thought it was time for another mention. I attended the SCHS basketball games against Ralston recently, and it was so nice to see all of the action taking place. Besides a pair of exciting basketball games, there was a little bit of everything for everyone. The pep band was back in action for the first time in a long time.
Warrior boys end 5-game skid
Warrior boys end 5-game skid DOUG PHILLIPS Special to the Sun The Schuyler Central High School Warriors boys basketball team split its two games last week, dropping a tough 52-47 game at home against the Ralston Rams on Feb. 11 before ending a losing skid the next night 48-42 over Fairbury. The Warriors are now 9-12 following five straight losses and the win over the Jeffs. Ralson led by three at the end of the first.
Four Warriors head for River City
Four Warriors head for River City 1 of 3 Schuyler junior Gabriel Moyao fights to earn a pin in the third place match Saturday during the district tournament. Schuyler senior Jesus Carrasco works to turn his opponent for a pin Saturday at home in the district tournament. Schuyler freshman Trey Svatora runs an arm bar on an opponent in Saturday's district tournament.
Doug's Dugout: Winning becoming a Schuyler girls wrestling tradition
Doug's Dugout: Winning becoming a Schuyler girls wrestling tradition For the second year in a row, the Schuyler Central High School girls wrestling team finished in the runner-up position at the state tournament held in York on January 29 and 30. Kudos to this outstanding group of female athletes. The 2021 event turned into a four-team race with South Sioux City repeating as state champions with 135.5 points and Schuyler right behind in second with 129.
Warrior girls blitzed by ranked foes
Warrior girls blitzed by ranked foes Schuyler sophomore Shirley Trejo unloads a 3-point attempt in a game earlier this season. Trejo and the Warriors dropped a pair of contests to top-10 ranked foes last week. Nate Tenopir DOUG PHILLIPS Special to the Sun The Schuyler Central High School girls basketball team has been finding the going tough this season without having to face ranked foes back-to-back like it did last week. On Feb.
Schuyler boys still on a skid
Schuyler boys still on a skid Schuyler senior Oscar Velez covers up a rebound in a December game at Lakeview. Velez and the Warriors fell to 8-11 after a pair of losses last week.
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