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Plan in works to revive Slate Belt authority
Upper Mount Bethel Township supervisors on Monday weighed the pros and cons of supporting a revised economic development authority for the Slate Belt region. The board listened to a presentation by solicitor Michael Gaul, representing the Bangor Area...Tags: Economic Policy
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Plastic bag ban goes before aldermen
Environmentalists came to City Hall on Tuesday to support a proposal to ban plastic bags at Chicago stores, a move retailers say will hurt businesses unless they charge shoppers up to 10 cents for each paper bag that's used instead. Mayor Rahm Emanuel,...
Tags: George A. Cardenas, Rahm Emanuel, Illinois Governor, Services and Shopping, Groceries
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Stihl makes case for eliminating machinery and tools taxes in Virginia
TidewaterBizVirginia Beach eliminated its machinery and tools tax in July 2011 to attract companies and jobs. A commission studying how to reform business taxes in the state is considering the city’s experience. Stihl Inc., an outdoor power equipment...Tags: Alexandria (Alexandria, Virginia)
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New look coming for one of the hardest hit areas in Joplin during the May 2011 tornado
news@ky3.comJOPLIN, Mo. -- It was one of the hardest hit areas in Joplin during the May 2011 tornado. Now, 20th street will get a new look - and new life. The goal is to help bring more people and businesses to the once-thriving street...with an emphasis on going...Tags: FEMA, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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City close to 'magic' moment
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- Joe Abraham has fond memories of growing up in India in the 1970s and '80s. But, now with an entrepreneur's mindset, he looks back with wonder that it took so long for his home country's economy to catch fire. The India of his youth...Tags: Culture, Small Businesses, Arts and Culture, Business Enterprises, Cultural Development
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Ellicott City businesswoman to run for delegate in District 9B
Ellicott City business owner and Republican Carol Loveless has filed to run for a seat in the Maryland House of Delegates representing the newly drawn District 9B in 2014. Loveless, 54, said she has been a resident of Ellicott City for over 30 years and...Tags: Carroll County (Maryland), Howard County, Politics, Small Businesses, Elections
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Tysinger expanding Hampton campus, adding Audi
TidewaterBizTysinger Motor Co. in Hampton is spending $9.1 million to expand its car dealership in Hampton now that it can sell Audi vehicles. “We have to get better every year,” said owner Mark Tysinger. “The game is constantly changing.”...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Luxury Vehicles, Chrysler, Dodge
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Comcast improves speed
Daily American Staff WriterComcast has upgraded Internet service for businesses in the Somerset area. Bob Grove, spokesman for Comcast Cable, Keystone Region, said that Comcast Business has had a fiber ring available in Somerset for about a year. Recently a line to PBS...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Networking, PBS (tv network), Computer Networking and Internet, Friedens
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Broadband efforts garner results
Daily American Staff WriterChris Harshberger of Cairnbrook took on the challenge of getting her neighbors signed up for Verizon high speed Internet access. "I think I had to get 15 or 17 people; I'm not sure because that was a couple of years ago," she said in a telephone...Tags: Carl Walker Metzgar, Consumers, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Verizon Communications, Somerset County (Pennsylvania)
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Westmont approves new restaurant tax to offset expenses
Westmont trustees signed off on a new restaurant tax Monday evening despite objections from several restaurant owners. Jim Addington was the lone trustee to oppose the measure that puts in place a 1.5 percent "places for eating" tax that is projected to...
Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, 2010 Census
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Delray Beach faces decisions over future, growth
Delray Beach is at a crossroads. The city residents affectionately call the "Village by the Sea" is experiencing the growing pains of a town that has boomed in popularity: noise, traffic, parking issues and overdevelopment. As the economic recession...
Tags: Rentals, Entertainment, Delray Beach, Apartments, Credit and Debt
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Ozarks businesses clean up as quickly as flash floods came and went
Reporter and PhotographerSome wicked rain over the weekend is still fresh on the mind and under the homes and businesses of many in the Ozarks. On the edge of Nixa just east of Battlefield where 9 inches of rain fell, you can hardly tell Monday how rough the weekend was. ...Tags: Craigslist, Inc., Sales
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