Rescheduled 2021 Fort Wayne Farm Show Now Canceled
Previous articleVilsack Voices Support for Biofuels, Role in Climate Change During Ag Committee HearingNext articleIndiana Sheep Checkoff Seeks Candidates for Board Andy Eubank SHARE Rescheduled 2021 Fort Wayne Farm Show Now Canceled SHARE Audio Playerhttps://hoosieragtoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/2021-Ft-Wayne-Show-canceled.mp300:0000:0000:00Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.Call it the final domino to fall in the indoor farm show world. First the 32nd annual Fort Wayne Farm Show was moved from its usual January timeframe to new dates in March because of the pandemic. Now the annual event at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne is canceled altogether.Show Director Dan Slowinski says it was uncertainty that finally made the decision clear.“With the recent spike in Indiana and the color coordinating that they do with the counties, Allen county being in the orange and flirting with the yellow, it just wasn’t a feasible option. There’s too much on the line we felt like. We felt this was the safest and smartest decision to make for the show altogether.”Slowinski says exhaustive efforts were taken to produce this year’s Fort Wayne Farm Show. The postponement to March was one of those, but additionally the floor plan was modified, extra masks and sanitizer were to be provided, there just wasn’t an option that would allow for a strong show.Unlike some business models that may permanently change even after this pandemic, he expects farm show patrons will be anxious to visit those shows once again.“I 100 percent expect that,” he said. “I expect it to be a very positive and strong show and I know both exhibitors and attendees are going to be anxious to get there and I see us coming out of this thing stronger than ever, yes.”The next Fort Wayne Farm Show is set for January 18, 19, and 20 of 2022.Tradexpos, Inc. produces Ft. Wayne and three other indoor agricultural tradeshows, and they did keep their Wichita Farm & Ranch Show in early December open.“It was a slightly smaller show than previous years, which was expected, but the overall feedback we got back from the exhibitors was very positive. They were happy to have the show. They had a good experience and overall we consider it a successful show.”For now, the North American Farm & Power Show in mid-March in Minnesota and the Topeka Farm Show in mid-April are planning to open. Home Indiana Agriculture News Rescheduled 2021 Fort Wayne Farm Show Now Canceled By Andy Eubank – Feb 3, 2021 Facebook Twitter Facebook Twitter
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Local News WhatsApp By Odessa American – February 24, 2021 Facebook Previous articleoat051619 Judge_C20190502.jpgNext articleDAILY OIL PRICE: May 31 Odessa American WhatsApp TAGS Eric Pisony A 31-year-old man was arrested after he was reportedly in possession of methamphetamine, marijuana and a pistol.Eric Pisony was charged with manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance of more than four grams and less than 200, a first-degree felony, felon in possession of a firearm, a third-degree felony and possession of marijuana, a class B misdemeanor.Officers were dispatched for the suspicious vehicle at 10:57 p.m. Tuesday near the intersection of Ivy Lane and Country Club Road, an Odessa Police Department affidavit detailed.The suspicious vehicle was a 2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer and as officers reportedly approached the vehicle, they smelled a strong and distinct odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. The officers stopped and made contact with Pisony.Pisony stepped out of the vehicle and was detained in handcuffs, the affidavit stated. Officers asked Pisony where the marijuana was at and he stated he had “just got done smoking it” and further stated there “might be some roaches in the vehicle.”The vehicle was reportedly searched and a clear plastic bag with a green leafy substance known as marijuana was found in the center console.Behind the center console on the floorboard within arm’s reach of Pisony a green box contained a drug scale and multiple clear plastic baggies with a white crystal like substance that field tested positive for meth, the affidavit detailed. The total weight of all the baggies was 16.4 grams.Located in a black backpack in the back right passenger seat within arm’s reach of Pisony was a Jimenez Arms .380 pistol, which was loaded, the affidavit stated. Pisony’s criminal history showed he had multiple felony convictions with one of the more recent being possession of a controlled substance, a state jail felony, on Jan. 4, 2017, in Ector County.Pisony was arrested, charged and transported to the Ector County Law Enforcement Center. He has three bonds totaling $58,000 and was still in custody of a Wednesday afternoon, jail records show.
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Home / Daily Dose / The Impact of Hailstorms on Home Maintenance Subscribe About Author: Radhika Ojha in Daily Dose, Featured, News, REO Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Some states across the country saw an increase in home maintenance activities despite an overall housing slump in March. This, according to the latest BuildFax Housing Health report.The report, which explored the projected impacts of hail season on the housing stock, also leverages U.S. property condition and historical data to deliver macro- and microeconomic trends.The largest year-over-year increases were seen in New Mexico, New York, and North Carolina at 11.3%, 11%, and 7.5% respectively. Heading into summer, the report noted that the percentage of maintenance projects was likely to rise in hail- and hurricane-prone states.It noted that as it rebuilds from the impact of Hurricane Florence, North Carolina continues to see elevated maintenance activity with recovery expected to last at least seven months for major repairs such as roof, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical.As the hail season picks up, the report also projected increased maintenance work across the Midwest and Texas. According to the report, between 2011 and 2016, hail storms and wind damage accounted for 40% of all insured losses on a national level “and estimates continue to climb.”BuildFax also analyzed five severe hail storms over the past three years in Minnesota, Colorado and Texas to reveal that the average recovery of major systems following such storms lasts 5.4 months.Roof and mechanical systems saw the most impact from a storm. The report noted that on a national level, roof maintenance increased 246.92% in the first three months following the average hailstorm compared to the year prior. In hail-impacted areas, homeowners risked repeated property damage, “but insight into property change and risk conditions enables carriers to accurately estimate claims pay outs and resolutions.”The report draws focus to property insurance as both, home maintenance and delinquencies tend to spike after a storm. As reported recently by DS News, without proper insurance, many homeowners impacted by natural disaster may be forced into foreclosure.Looking at the overall housing market, the report saw a downward trend in housing indicators in March. While single-family housing authorizations decreased by 8.39% existing housing maintenance volume decreased by 5.07% year over year. Existing housing remodel volume also decreased by 9.76% during this period.“The downward trend in housing activity has led to increased focus on the sector,” said Jonathan Kanarek, COO, BuildFax. Yet, there’s hope for the spring season.“In March, the Fed signaled no additional rate increases in 2019, which could boost investment in the housing market. The announcement is good news for consumers heading into the spring homebuying season. We may see some relief across maintenance and remodeling indicators, as home sales typically facilitate investment into the existing housing stock,” Kanarek said. BuildFax hailstorm Homes HOUSING preservation Property Maintenance Storm 2019-04-19 Radhika Ojha Radhika Ojha is an independent writer and copy-editor, and a reporter for DS News. She is a graduate of the University of Pune, India, where she received her B.A. in Commerce with a concentration in Accounting and Marketing and an M.A. in Mass Communication. Upon completion of her masters degree, Ojha worked at a national English daily publication in India (The Indian Express) where she was a staff writer in the cultural and arts features section. Ojha, also worked as Principal Correspondent at HT Media Ltd and at Honeywell as an executive in corporate communications. She and her husband currently reside in Houston, Texas. The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago April 19, 2019 1,286 Views The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago
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Google Map Street View(AKRON, Ohio) — An 18-year-old Ohio woman who has been missing for three weeks has been found dead with a gunshot wound to her head, authorities said.Akron resident Samantha Guthrie was found in the woods off Rex Hill Road in New Franklin, Ohio, the Akron Police Department said in a press release. She was reported missing by her mother on Nov. 5 after she was last seen in the early morning hours on Nov. 4 at a home in Akron, police said.Guthrie’s body was found Sunday and was positively identified on Monday, according to the Summit County Medical Examiner’s Office. Her manner of death was ruled a homicide.“We are forever grateful for all the love and support through this devastating time,” according to a post on a Facebook page dedicated to finding her. “Family can finally start the grieving process and make plans for her memorial.”On Thanksgiving, the family shared a childhood photo of Guthrie, asking the community to “keep praying for Sam to be found and brought home.”Two people, 39-year-old Danny Hamby and 31-year-old Toni Kenney, were arrested on charges related to Guthrie’s disappearance, police said. Authorities are also looking to charge Hamby with murder now that Guthrie’s body has been found. Police did not disclose whether the pair previously knew Guthrie.In addition, Hamby faces charges of parole violation, probation violation, carrying concealed weapons, improperly handing firearms in a motor vehicle, drug abuse, possession of drug abuse instrument, having weapons while under disability, tampering with evidence and obstructing justice, jail records showed. Hamby’s bond was set at $3.5 million.Kenney was charged with carrying concealed weapons, obstructing justice and tampering with evidence. Her bond was set at $2.1 million.Both suspects are being housed in the Summit County Jail. Police believe the suspects were with Guthrie at the home where she was last seen on Nov. 4, the Akron Beacon Journal reported.Guthrie was from Akron but did not have a permanent address in the city, police said.Copyright © 2018, ABC Radio. All rights reserved.
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FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPhoto by Allen Kee / ESPN Images(NEW YORK) — Former Major League Baseball All-Star Josh Hamilton was arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of injury to a child.According to an arrest warrant first obtained by the Dallas Morning News, one of Hamilton’s daughters said the 38-year-old threw a water bottle and a chair at her, later picking her up and carrying her into a bedroom where he held her head down with one hand and hit her in the legs with the other. He was booked and released on $35,000 bond.Hamilton is divorced from the girl’s mother. His ex-wife sought a protective order on behalf of her daughter earlier this month.The former Texas Ranger saw large portions of his career sidetracked by alcohol and drug abuse problems. Copyright © 2019, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.
Andrew Reed (53) was the director of APR Media, formerly known as APR Video, where he produced and duplicated recordable media since it was first incorporated in 1996.However, when the company began to make a loss and after 16 years of trading, Andrew Reed instructed insolvency practitioners in October 2012 to place APR Media into creditors’ voluntary liquidation with a total deficiency of just over £800,000.During the initial investigation into the company’s affairs, the insolvency practitioners could not account for around £125,000 which had been transferred out of APR Media’s accounts just a couple of months before it was placed into liquidation.Further enquiries by the Insolvency Service found that Andrew Reed fraudulently transferred money out of APR Media in the full knowledge that the business was insolvent in order to avoid paying his creditors.In August 2012, Andrew Reed paid himself a £100,000 dividend and in September 2012, he transferred £25,250 to M5 Audio & Events, a company where his wife was a director.Andrew Reed pleaded guilty to two fraud charges and on 27 April 2018 he was sentenced to 15 months in prison, suspended for two years, while also being ordered to complete 120 hours of unpaid work and pay £7,500 in costs.The sentence was handed down despite the fact that Andrew Reed had paid back over £200,000 to the estate once the wrongful payments had been identified by the insolvency practitioner.Glenn Wicks, Deputy Chief Investigation Officer of the Insolvency Service, said: This service is for journalists only. For any other queries, please contact the Insolvency Enquiry Line.For all media enquiries outside normal working hours, please contact the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Press Office on 020 7215 1000. LinkedIn Email 
Press Office Andrew Reed knew his company was failing and unscrupulously ripped off his creditors by transferring money to his other company. The court has shown anyone doing this stands a serious chance of going to prison. Twitter Office currently closed during the coronavirus pandemic. YouTube
The BB’s Coffee & Muffins chain has been bought by private equity company Brentwood Investments for a sum rumoured to be around €10m (£7.1m). The brand runs more than 50 cafés in the UK and Ireland and is now looking for expansion.It will be under the charge of Andrew Moyes who has held the post of managing director of the UK business for the last five years and will now become group chief executive for the Retail Food Group in Ireland and the UK, taking over from Patrick McCarthy.Dermot McMahon will remain as finance director, as will the support team in Limerick, Ireland.Expansion plans will be put into place following the purchase.Moyes told British Baker: “I am pleased to announce that BB’s Coffee and Muffins has been bought by Brentwood Investments, a private equity company headed by David Raethorne and Matt Scaife.”Brentwood Investments’ strategic plan is for us to expand the business adding a further 40 company and franchise shops over the coming years.“We are looking to open an additional eight company shops across the UK and Ireland in the next 12 months, in shopping centres, plus more franchise shops with our existing franchise partners.“The UK and Irish businesses will continue to trade under their respective companies – Kapelad Limited and RFG (Retail Food Group) Ireland Limited. We will look to boost the operations side of the business to support the existing team.”Brentwood’s Scaife said: “We are delighted to back a strong, branded consumer business with a differentiated consumer proposition. BB’s has good growth prospects in the UK and Ireland.”The firm sells baguettes, breakfast rolls and bloomer sandwiches, as well as a range of pastries and pasties. Its sites span from the south of England to Scotland and Ireland.
By Dialogo June 04, 2010 The International Federation of the Red Cross launched an appeal seeking to collect a million dollars in aid for 7,500 people in Guatemala affected by Tropical Storm Agatha. The aid will contribute to providing “food and non-food relief items, emergency health care and shelter and water and sanitation” for 7,500 people over the next six months, the organization announced. In addition, the International Federation will send 300,000 dollars to its local branches in Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador for the purpose of assessing the damage and offering food support and relief items to the victims. So far, aid for 5,000 people in the affected countries has been mobilized from Panama, according to a statement by Paco Maldonado, the coordinator of the International Federation’s Pan-American Disaster Response Unit, headquartered in Panama. The aid consists of hygiene kits, kitchen utensils, containers of water, mosquito nets, blankets, and water filters, according to Maldonado. Agatha, the first tropical storm of the 2010 hurricane season, dissipated Sunday after striking a heavy blow to the Pacific coast of Central America. The storm brought torrential rains that led to floods, landslides, structural collapse, and the blockage of access routes to a number of communities, leaving at least 184 dead and more than 100 missing, 50,000 people directly affected, and 140,000 people indirectly affected across the region, according to the Red Cross.
4SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr,Heather Anderson Heather Anderson is co-founder of OmniChannel Communications, a marketing company that serves fintech and asset/liability management firms. Previously, she was executive editor of Credit Union Times. She has more … Web: www.omnichannelcommunications.com Details Thank god the Olympics are over. I’d rather watch another video of Armenian weightlifter Andranik Karapetyan dislocating his elbow than suffer through another painful night of NBC’s Olympic coverage. The network’s outdated programming has only reinforced television’s growing relevancy problem with tech and social-savvy viewers.Is your credit union making the same mistakes?Take, for example, the network’s sexist commentary. I had seen some social media posts criticizing the network but didn’t think much of it. Everybody criticizes the media.But not even five minutes after tuning in, my jaw dropped when I saw it for myself. As gold medalist swimmer Abbey Weitzeil entered Aquatics Stadium, commentator Rowdy Gaines quipped, “Let’s get a smile, Abbey.”No commentator would dream of encouraging Michael Phelps to smile for the good folks watching on TV right before he competed for Olympic gold.Why does it matter? Because it communicates that men compete, while women merely perform. That’s sexist, outdated and flat-out repulsive.If you don’t realize how much women bristle at being told to smile, you’re probably loathed in your credit union. Millennial women often respond to such a patronizing request with indignation. Baby boomer and Gen X women aren’t as obvious. They’ve grown accustomed to forcing a pleasant facial expression the clueless man perceives to be a smile intended to brighten his big, important day.The outward response doesn’t matter – all three generations of women note to avoid this man in the future. If he’s in the business of growing market share, he’s striking out with half of his prospects.NBC’s scheduling and delivery channels are also frustrating. Because the network only shows events during prime time, by the time it airs here on the West Coast, I’ve known the results for three hours or more. NBC is live streaming events this year for the first time ever on its website, but a cable provider login is required.In an omnichannel world, NBC will die a slow, painful death if it limits online viewers to only cable subscribers. By the next Olympics, it’s estimated at least ¼ of U.S. households won’t have cable service. The network paid $4 billion for exclusive domestic broadcast rights in the U.S.; that’s a lot of money to limit access to a rapidly decreasing market.Does your credit union provide an omnichannel experience? If you don’t communicate with members via text message, interact with them on social media or provide a mobile app that offers complete account access, the answer is no. And if that’s the case, you’re also dying a slow, painful death.Consumers today want what they want, when they want it and how they want it. There may be significant operational hurdles that prevent you from offering a true omnichannel experience, but consumers don’t care about your problems. The cooperative structure is important within the credit union community, but consumers aren’t willing to sacrifice convenience and innovation to support the credit union philosophy.Just like Netflix, Hulu and livestreaming apps provide an alternative to cable television, there are plenty of innovative financial service providers ready to steal your market share. Like the Olympics, the purchase of goods and services will survive the ages. How you deliver that service determines whether you survive, too.