Market Wire (USA)
June 25, 2015
Riverwood Solutions, the innovator in managed supply chain servicesand operations consulting, today announced Pat Meagher is joining thecompany as Executive Vice President of Product Realization. Meagherwill have the responsibility of leading a new group at RiverwoodSolutions that integrates the full product realization lifecycle forcompanies."There's a major trend right now toward the development of newhardware products," said Meagher.
Kennebec Journal (Augusta, ME)
September 26, 2014
FARMINGDALE — More than 100 years in the making and eight months in conception, Hall-Dale High School and its predecessor, Hallowell High School, will finally have a sports hall of fame this Sunday.Induction of the inaugural class of the Hallowell High School/Hall-Dale High School Athletic Hall of Fame is slated for 2 p.m. Sunday in the high school gymnasium. The ceremony is free of charge.
The class consists of the following: Fifteen athletes (dating from Hallowell High’s Class of
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch (MN)
January 16, 2014
Marcus Maurice Grubbs, Sleepy Eye, disorderly conduct, $175.Gary Jerome Kosak, Sleepy Eye, seatbelt violation, $105.
Scott Alan Vogel, Springfield, speeding, $120.
Michael Alan Heiderscheidt, Sleepy Eye, speeding, $120.
Patrick Matthew Lang, Springfield, alcohol ordinance, $280.
Jordan Jason Netzke, Sleepy Eye, speeding, $120.
Steven Robert Schroepfer, Sleepy Eye, underage drinking $180.
Logan John Daker, Springfield, no proof of insurance, $280.
Daily News, The (Huntingdon, Mount Union, PA)
March 19, 2013
The Mount Union Area High School Indoor Percussion brought home a first place trophy from the Glendale High School Indoor Band Show March 16. This is the third consecutive first place trophy for Mount Union that started their season in late January.Mount Union performed its 2013 show "The Four Elements" and scored a 79.05, their highest score of the season thus far. Saturday's score launched the percussion group to the top seed in all Tournament of Bands that encompasses 11 states on the
Gothamist (New York, NY)
July 20, 2009
New York-based band Capillary Action is coming off a five month tour, which included shows with Les Claypool, and tonight they're ending it with a hometown celebration at Zebulon. Check them out before you take it all in, and it may be your last chance for a while as we've heard there may be a year-long hiatus on the horizon.How have the Les Claypool dates been? Jonathan Pfeffer: Absolutely astounding on all counts. The crowds were massive and thoroughly psyched on what we were doing
