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State and Federal Broadband Projects Advance | News, Sports, Jobs

Ryan M. Avery

CHARLESTON – West Virginia set to launch broadband expansion plans as soon as the federal government releases funds for the US bailout, while the Federal Communications Commission has announced that Bridgeport-based Citynet will receive support for its rural broadband plans. West Virginia lawmakers received an update on broadband plans on Sunday during the first day of the October provisional legislative meetings, a day before the start of a special session for the redistribution of Congress and the state and other elements. The Joint Technology Committee heard testimony from Mitch Carmichael,…

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The Chair’s inaugural fundraising event to support artists and artistic education – Online auction underway | Culture & Leisure

Ryan M. Avery

Chair by artist Joanie Wolter Photo courtesy of the Sonora Arts League Many nonprofit arts organizations have been deeply affected by the pandemic, which is why artists in the Cave Creek / Carefree community have been challenged to “Re-Imagine, Re-Purpose and Re-Create” furniture. house as part of the inauguration Sonoran Arts League Chair-ity Fundraising & Auction. Chair by artist Jane Boggs Photo courtesy of the Sonora Arts League Household furnishings will include, but are not limited to, chairs, tables and dressers, which will be reused as functional items for the…

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Simple and fast real estate auctions

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PROVIDED Auckland-based auctioneer Robert Tulp. Selling a home at auction can be both exciting and scary, but it’s a process that is often misunderstood. That’s according to Auckland-based auctioneer Robert Tulp, who says auctions are one of the simplest processes available to make a sale, including a property. “Unfortunately, a lot of people are stressed out, avoid it or complicate it due to a lack of knowledge or experience with the auction process,” he says. Auctions are a quick way to sell a property, and as easy as these few…

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Living like a billionaire costs more and more

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A kilo of caviar, a Rolls Royce Phantom: Forbes has tracked the cost of the good life for 40 years. It is expensive to live rich—and it’s only gotten more expensive over the past year. Forbes has been keeping an eye on the cost of the good life since 1982, following a basket of ultra-luxurious items – think of thoroughbred yearlings, bespoke shoes and a property manager to oversee multiple homes – to calculate our Extremely Good Cost of Living Index (CLEWI). This year, CLEWI is up 10.1%, the biggest…

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Hawerchuk memorabilia up for auction

Ryan M. Avery

Fans can donate Dale Hawerchuk’s No. 10 jersey when he was captain of the Winnipeg Jets. (Provided) Hockey jerseys, gloves and pants were stored in boxes, stored in Dale Hawerchuk’s house. Now the family of the former Winnipeg Jets center is auctioning off their memorabilia. “We just wanted … to find a way to give back to some fans,” said Eric Hawerchuk, Dale’s son. Dale Hawerchuk’s 1987 Canada Cup Team Canada jersey was the highest bid on Saturday afternoon. (Provided) The family sells 43 items through Classic auctions, a company…

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HHHS begins auctioning off items for its Appetite Gala

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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Auction items available for online auction now for Helping Hands Humane Society’s annual Bone Appetit Gala. Bone Appétit 2021 will be a hybrid event with the in-person portion taking place at the Prairie Band Casino & Resort in Mayetta, KS on Saturday, October 16. Check-in begins at 5:00 p.m. with dinner served at 6:00 p.m., followed by an awards show, refuge update, and live auction featuring a Kansas City Chiefs football signed by Travis Kelce. Indigo Jazz, a Kansas City-based jazz ensemble, will perform. “We look…

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Abandoned bikes are invading campus racks and storage facilities

Ryan M. Avery

Thousands of discarded bikes litter UCD In a series of social media posts Last week, UC Davis Transportation Services addressed an issue seen by a growing number of students: An alarming portion of the crowded bicycle parking area on campus is occupied by bikes that appear to have been locked up long ago and won’t fit. nowhere anytime soon. Some of the bikes, sagging with missing wheels and rusty frames, recently prompted students to post candidates on social media for the ‘saddest bike’ on campus. Another person uploaded a photo…

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How luxury banking will transform the industry with its unique concept

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Cryptocurrencies are the interception of different technologies and sectors to enable a new mode of digital finance. The emergence of new innovations in this industry continues to create a demand for platforms that can harness the full power of cryptocurrencies, DeFi, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and more. Part of an ecosystem that offers its clients a range of luxury lifestyle management services, Luxury Bank is a leading crypto platform created to minimize the gap with traditional finance. In the crypto industry, many players face discrimination from traditional banks or institutions, Luxury…

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Here’s how to participate in the St Richard’s Hospice Elephant Auction

Ryan M. Avery

WORCESTER will say goodbye to the elephants at St Richard’s Hospice at an event next weekend. The elephants, which dot Worcester this summer, are being auctioned off to raise money for the charity. Auctioneer Philip Serrell, known for appearing on TV shows such as Bargain Hunt and Flog It, will help raise funds for St Richard’s Hospice. Held at the DRPG in Hartlebury on October 14, residents can purchase tickets to attend the event or watch it from their homes. Elephants are expected to start at £ 3,000 at auction,…

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Back the Blue barbecue fest / race at Deer Park

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Our men and women who wear the badge at Deer Park and La Porte Police Services mean everything to us in the protection and service of the community. Now, in a way, we can thank you with the very first Back the Blue Barbecue Festival and 5K Run, scheduled for Saturday, October 16 at the Jimmy Burke Activity Center, 500 West 13th St., Deer Park. The event kicks off with the “Run for the Blue 5K” race which starts at 8:15 am, rain or shine, sponsored by Universal Plant Services.…

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