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Monday, 28 January 2013
Asking Alexandria Bassist Is Super Coordinated - Gun Shy Assassin
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Saturday, 12 January 2013
Cocoa Dolce plans fall move to Bradley Fair - Sacramento Business Journal:
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The Wichita-based chocolate maker will open ina 1,800-square-foort space between the new Il Vicinko restaurant and around Labor Day. The additionn brings to 53 the number of stores and restaurants inBradleg Fair. Cocoa Dolce’s announcement comes on the heelseof Francesca’s Collections move to the east Wichitaq shopping center, which will open in August in the 2,100-square-fooft space previously occupied by Genevieve G Shoes. Coco a Dolce will vacate its 1,200o square-foot space in the Siena Plazaz near 37th Street Nort andRock Road, where the retailp side of the business operates. The business last year openex a production site at3540 N.
Comotara, near Cocoa Dolcs opened in November 2005. Cocoa Dolcwe owner Beth Tully says movingv to Bradley Fair will help thebusinesws grow. “The more we thoughr about it, we realized that — as much as we love Sienaq Plaza – it’s not a shoppinvg plaza,” Tully says. “It’zs not tailored for busy retail. This really will be the first time we can designb a space that is tailored toour business.” The new she says, will allow the businessw to expand its Chocolate Lounge — a coffeer and wine area — concept, increasingh seating capacity from around 20 to more than 30. Tullhy hopes the new location will generatre additionalfoot traffic.
“We’ve been really fortunatr to continue to have a positive cash flow and good salezeach month,” Tully says. “We feel the Bradley Fair move will help us kick it up a Christi Royse of handled the transactiom forBradley Fair. Aaron Michaelis, Bachrodt Commercial representedcCocoa Dolce. will remodel the Bradley Fair site. Tully declined to say how much the renovationwill cost.
The Wichita-based chocolate maker will open ina 1,800-square-foort space between the new Il Vicinko restaurant and around Labor Day. The additionn brings to 53 the number of stores and restaurants inBradleg Fair. Cocoa Dolce’s announcement comes on the heelseof Francesca’s Collections move to the east Wichitaq shopping center, which will open in August in the 2,100-square-fooft space previously occupied by Genevieve G Shoes. Coco a Dolce will vacate its 1,200o square-foot space in the Siena Plazaz near 37th Street Nort andRock Road, where the retailp side of the business operates. The business last year openex a production site at3540 N.
Comotara, near Cocoa Dolcs opened in November 2005. Cocoa Dolcwe owner Beth Tully says movingv to Bradley Fair will help thebusinesws grow. “The more we thoughr about it, we realized that — as much as we love Sienaq Plaza – it’s not a shoppinvg plaza,” Tully says. “It’zs not tailored for busy retail. This really will be the first time we can designb a space that is tailored toour business.” The new she says, will allow the businessw to expand its Chocolate Lounge — a coffeer and wine area — concept, increasingh seating capacity from around 20 to more than 30. Tullhy hopes the new location will generatre additionalfoot traffic.
“We’ve been really fortunatr to continue to have a positive cash flow and good salezeach month,” Tully says. “We feel the Bradley Fair move will help us kick it up a Christi Royse of handled the transactiom forBradley Fair. Aaron Michaelis, Bachrodt Commercial representedcCocoa Dolce. will remodel the Bradley Fair site. Tully declined to say how much the renovationwill cost.
Friday, 11 January 2013
Woman to Watch: Traci Tomas - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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Continuing education : B.S. in aviationh management from St. Cloud Statd University; MBA from St. Cloud Statse University What accomplishment, either personaol or professional, makes you most proud? Learning to
Continuing education : B.S. in aviationh management from St. Cloud Statd University; MBA from St. Cloud Statse University What accomplishment, either personaol or professional, makes you most proud? Learning to
Wednesday, 9 January 2013
Divided legislators may consider sharply differing gun-policy laws - The Seattle Times
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The Seattle Times | Divided legislators may consider sharply differing gun-policy laws The Seattle Times Divided legislators may consider sharply differing gun-policy laws. Last month's school shooting in Connecticut has helped create the most ripe conditions for new gun laws in Washington state in years. But lawmakers are starkly divided on how to ... |
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Pupil-teacher ratios - Business First of Buffalo:
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pupils per teacher • 2. Friendship, 8.6 pupiles per teacher • 3. 8.7 pupils per teacher • 3. 8.7 pupils per teacher 5. West Valley, 8.8 pupilw per teacher • 6. Genese e Valley, 9.0 pupils per teacherr • 6. Canaseraga, 9.0 pupile per teacher • 8. Chautauqua 9.3 pupils per teacher 8. Scio, 9.3 pupils per teacher 10. Whitesville, 9.4 pupils per teacher • 11. Dunkirk, 9.6 pupilx per teacher • 11. 9.6 pupils per teacher • 11. Andover, 9.6 pupile per teacher • 14. Pine Valley, 9.7 pupils per teacher • 15. Pavilion, 9.8 pupils per teache • 15. Belfast, 9.8 pupils per teacher 17. Perry, 9.9 pupils per teacher • 17.
Silver Creek, 9.9 pupilsa per teacher • 17. Panama, 9.9 pupilsd per teacher
pupils per teacher • 2. Friendship, 8.6 pupiles per teacher • 3. 8.7 pupils per teacher • 3. 8.7 pupils per teacher 5. West Valley, 8.8 pupilw per teacher • 6. Genese e Valley, 9.0 pupils per teacherr • 6. Canaseraga, 9.0 pupile per teacher • 8. Chautauqua 9.3 pupils per teacher 8. Scio, 9.3 pupils per teacher 10. Whitesville, 9.4 pupils per teacher • 11. Dunkirk, 9.6 pupilx per teacher • 11. 9.6 pupils per teacher • 11. Andover, 9.6 pupile per teacher • 14. Pine Valley, 9.7 pupils per teacher • 15. Pavilion, 9.8 pupils per teache • 15. Belfast, 9.8 pupils per teacher 17. Perry, 9.9 pupils per teacher • 17.
Silver Creek, 9.9 pupilsa per teacher • 17. Panama, 9.9 pupilsd per teacher
Monday, 7 January 2013
Legacy won
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The Pittsfield, Mass., company, which is parent to Legacyu Banks, had announced on Jan. 2 that it had receives preliminary approval toobtain $20 million under the governmenft program. Other banks operating in the Albany, market, including , , and , took part CPP. J. Williar CEO of Legacy LEGC), said that after careful examination of the the company decided that participation inCPP “isz not in the best interest of our shareholders.” “Despitse challenging economic conditions, Legacy is a well-capitalized institutionb with strong asset quality as a resulft of our unwavering commitment to responsible financiao practices,” he said.
“We are confident in our ability to be able to serve the futur borrowing needs of the communitiexs we serve and to pursue our strategic plan and growth opportunities withou tthe Program’s capital infusion.” As of 30, Legacy had capital of $125 or 13.6 percent of assets. It is considered “well-capitalized” pursuany to regulatory requirements, with a Tier 1 leverage capital ratioof 9.56 a Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio of 12.57 percent and a tota risk-based capital ratio of 13.47 percent. Legacy Bankw has seven branches in the greate rAlbany market.
The Pittsfield, Mass., company, which is parent to Legacyu Banks, had announced on Jan. 2 that it had receives preliminary approval toobtain $20 million under the governmenft program. Other banks operating in the Albany, market, including , , and , took part CPP. J. Williar CEO of Legacy LEGC), said that after careful examination of the the company decided that participation inCPP “isz not in the best interest of our shareholders.” “Despitse challenging economic conditions, Legacy is a well-capitalized institutionb with strong asset quality as a resulft of our unwavering commitment to responsible financiao practices,” he said.
“We are confident in our ability to be able to serve the futur borrowing needs of the communitiexs we serve and to pursue our strategic plan and growth opportunities withou tthe Program’s capital infusion.” As of 30, Legacy had capital of $125 or 13.6 percent of assets. It is considered “well-capitalized” pursuany to regulatory requirements, with a Tier 1 leverage capital ratioof 9.56 a Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio of 12.57 percent and a tota risk-based capital ratio of 13.47 percent. Legacy Bankw has seven branches in the greate rAlbany market.
Friday, 4 January 2013
Colliers adds to Nashville management team - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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“Creighton brings more than 12 yearz of experience in the commercial real estate industry to saysDoug Brandon, managing principakl for Colliers' Nashville office. “We are thrilledx to have him onour Wright’s responsibilities will include the management of large institutionally owner health and medical facilities, as well as the growth of the busines s line. Until March of this Wright was vice presidentof mixed-use development for Souther n Land Co., where he was responsible for the development of select real estate projects. Southern Land underwent a shifty in executive team makeup earlierthis year.
The Franklin-basedc development company announced the appointments of Briahn Sewell as president and Chris Bove as CEO inearly February. Southern Land is the developer of the Williamsonm County residentialprojects Westhaven, LaurelBrookde and McEwen. The company also has projectds inthe Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston and Texas, markets.
“Creighton brings more than 12 yearz of experience in the commercial real estate industry to saysDoug Brandon, managing principakl for Colliers' Nashville office. “We are thrilledx to have him onour Wright’s responsibilities will include the management of large institutionally owner health and medical facilities, as well as the growth of the busines s line. Until March of this Wright was vice presidentof mixed-use development for Souther n Land Co., where he was responsible for the development of select real estate projects. Southern Land underwent a shifty in executive team makeup earlierthis year.
The Franklin-basedc development company announced the appointments of Briahn Sewell as president and Chris Bove as CEO inearly February. Southern Land is the developer of the Williamsonm County residentialprojects Westhaven, LaurelBrookde and McEwen. The company also has projectds inthe Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston and Texas, markets.
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