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Sports briefs
Somerset wins pair SOMERSET — Somerset won a pair of Junior Legion baseball games against Farmington on Saturday. Austin Clawson threw a six-hitter with 10 strikeouts to help Somerset post an 11-2 victory in the first game. Daniel Talley...Tags: Chris Cooper, Baseball, Bowling, Brian Williams, American Legion
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Judge approves sale of Jewish Times publisher
The buyers of the Baltimore Jewish Times' publishing company are prepared to close the $1.26 million purchase of the company Friday after a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge approved the transaction Thursday. The sale will bring an end to 93 years of family...Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, Companies and Corporations, Finance, Religion and Belief, Judges
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Beastie Boys' sampling in 'Paul's Boutique' again in spotlight
Pop & HissLast week TufAmerica, Inc., which administers the rights to the recordings of Washington, D.C. go-go band Trouble Funk's catalog, filed lawsuit in federal court accusing the Beastie Boys of sampling without permission the group's 1982 funk classics, "Drop... -
Petoskey screen printing business expands
PETOSKEY — Business has been good for Al and Mary Southwood, who own Five Star Screen Printing & Embroidery. Recently, the Southwoods expanded both the space of their business and their staff, in response to increased demand. Located on the...
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Digital Pulp: E-readers are revolutionizing the publishing industry
There's a loud conversation going on in America right now about women and sex: An erotic novel called Fifty Shades of Grey is in high demand. It's dirty, it's risque, and housewives are getting all panty-twisted trying to get their mitts on it. Which is...Tags: Harrison Barnes, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Book, Literature
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Western Printing
Q.What products or services do you offer? A. Steve Pfeiffer: We offer commercial offset and digital printing; corporate apparel; large format printing and signage; interior architectural and American with Disability Act required signage; merchandise with...
Tags: Career and Workplace, Employees
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'Ball So Hard University' big enough for only one person?
Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs founded Ball So Hard University in jest, but three months later, the joke has become a serious legal dispute.
In a recorded introduction for an early-November game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, when players...Tags: Facebook, Entertainment, Football, Jay-Z, Fashion Trends
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Aberdeen Park and Recreation Board agenda
The Aberdeen Park and Recreation Board will meet in regular session beginning at noon Wednesday in the Alumni Room at the Aberdeen Recreation and Cultural Center. Agenda items include: Lease agreement: Consider Resolution No. 2012-2 authorizing lease...Tags: Billiards, Snooker and Pool, Forestry and Timber
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Blazing, and crafting, their own trail
There's an old-timey feel, a genuineness, to FoundRe, a small woodworking business.
Handmade wood frames and architectural and decorative pieces fill the small gallery/showroom in Chicago, an uncontrived and utilitarian space that could belong to some...Tags: Facebook, Companies and Corporations, Career and Workplace, Human Interest, Small Businesses
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Points North Printing relocates offices in Boyne City
Points North Printing, a full service printing and paper goods provider, has relocated its offices in Boyne City.
According to Ron Kenison, manager of the business, the opportunity to be located on Boyne Avenue, with its increased foot traffic, was too...Tags: McDonald's, Art Institute of Chicago
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Midstates purchases Sioux Falls company
jnatalie-lees@aberdeennews.comMidstates Printing and Media Solutions has strengthened its sales position in Sioux Falls by buying Panther Graphics, a Sioux Falls commercial print shop, said Justin Feickert, director of sales and marketing for Midstates. Panther Graphics, founded...Tags: Plant Openings, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Marketing
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DIY firms rent equipment, lend expertise to would-be crafters
Rashida Webb loves shopping for vintage T-shirts at thrift stores, but not all of her finds fit well. Others could use a little extra embellishment.
While she has had a tailor alter her vintage clothing, the practice got to be expensive. What to do?...Tags: Tools and Hardware, University of Maryland, College Park, Business, Station North, Weddings
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