Month: December 2024

For comprehensive animal nutrition, it is well known that the use of in-feed antibiotics has until now, been the main strategy for controlling Clostridium perfringens- associated necrotic enteritis in poultry production. Recently, due to the fear of development of antibiotic resistant microbes, there is a strong trend to totally ban the inclusion of non-therapeutic antibiotics …

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SOUTHINGTON, CT — Local land-use officials have approved a project to build a new 55-and-up housing facility in Southington. In three separate 6-0 votes on Dec. 3, the Southington Planning and Zoning Commission said “yes” to measures allowing Holyst Real Estate LLC to build 23 units of age-restricted housing on Lazy Lane. One vote was …

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NEW YORK, Dec. 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Rezolve Ai (NASDAQ: RZLV) (the “Company), a global leader in AI-driven retail innovation, today announced that it has entered into definitive agreements for the purchase and sale of 5,000,000 of the Company’s ordinary shares (or pre-funded warrants in lieu thereof) and warrants to purchase up to 5,000,000 …

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SAN RAMON, CA — For nearly four decades, the Fairbanks family has brought a spectacular light display with synchronized music to their block in San Ramon. It all began with their father’s hand-bent rebar forms wrapped in incandescent bulbs 38 years ago. Today, the animated LED light display is recreated each year at 15 Molina …

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LA GRANGE, IL – The Lyons Township High School board on Monday voted to release eight closed-session recordings from 2022 and 2023. The decision was on the recommendation of the attorney general’s office, which said the board broke the state’s open meetings law. The meetings were about the board’s effort to sell the school’s Willow …

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DARIEN, IL – The temple to Fridays is no longer in business in Darien. Earlier this month, TGI Fridays, 2201 75th St., closed its doors. It is in the Darien Towne Center, which includes Walmart. Last month, the TGI Fridays chain filed for bankruptcy protection. The Associated Press reports that the chain has closed dozens …

Read more “Another Darien Chain Eatery Closes Doors”

CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines have revolutionized manufacturing by automating the control of machine tools through the use of computers. These machines execute precise movements to produce parts and components with high accuracy. The language that CNC machines use to interpret instructions is a critical aspect of their operation. This article will answer the question, …

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The traditional model of medical device prototyping often involves outsourcing to specialized facilities, leading to lengthy lead times, communication bottlenecks, and limited design iterations. These challenges impede innovation, escalate costs, and hinder the timely delivery of life-enhancing technologies to patients in need. However, the advent of CNC machines has ushered in a new era of …

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SWAMPSCOTT, MA — Cindy Cavallaro was a high school freshman working as a nanny for a Swampscott family on vacation in Puerto Rico when she got the phone call that would forever change her life. Her boyfriend, 15-year-old Henry Bedard, had been beaten to death in a wooded area of the town called Swampscott View. …

Read more “'The Trauma Is Still There': Swampscott Unsolved Murder 50 Years Later”

STAMFORD, CT — The Stamford Zoning Board earlier this month made changes to various zoning regulations, including one that aims to curb the sale of puppies and kittens from pet shops in highly trafficked areas. Land Use Bureau Chief Ralph Blessing presented proposed changes to the board on Dec. 2. “Basically what we’re proposing to …

Read more “Stamford Zoning Board Changes Rules On Sale Of Dogs And Cats At Pet Stores”