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The petition to reorganize its debts was filed Monday afternoonin U.S. Bankruptcy Courtt in Minneapolis along with more than 20related subsidiaries. Genmar has between 100 and 199 It lists its assets in the rageof $10 million to $50 milliom and its liabilities between $100 million and $500 according to court documents. The largest unsecured creditorsare Edelman, Borman, Brand, a Minneapolis-based law firm which is owed , a law firm in Minneapolis, is owed Law firm in Minneapolis, is representingb Genmar in the bankruptcy case. The only securedf creditors areand , according to a story in the Minneapolias Star Tribune .
Genmar said it has receive commitment fora debtor-in-possessiomn (DIP) financing proposal from both In a statement, Genmar Chairman, CEO and largesyt shareholder Irwin Jacobs said sales of the company’zs fishing boats, luxury yachts and other productxs started to decline in 2008, but worsened in recentt months. The company’s sales in fiscal which ends in June, are likely to be abougt $460 million, off by more than 50 percentt fromfiscal 2008. “If someone would have said to me as recentluy as even one monthu ago that Genmar woulcd someday be filing forChapter 11, I would have said it was not even a remotde possibility,” Jacobs said.
Genmar had been makingy some strategy changes inrecent months, . A spinofft company, Greenville, Pa.-based , and othefr Jacobs-related companies aren’t included in the VEC for energy-generating windmills.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
Distribution of white students - Business First of Buffalo:
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• 1. Wyoming, 100.00% • 2. Panama, 99.57% 3. Belfast, 99.52% • 4. Ripley, 99.19 • 5. Letchworth, 98.94% • 6. Genesee Valley, 98.69% • 7. 98.64% • 8. Alexander, 98.57% • 9. 98.47% • 10. Attica, 98.45% • 11. 98.23% • 12. Holland, 98.22% 13. Franklinville, 98.20% • 14. 98.16% • 15. Fillmore, 98.02% 16. Starpoint, 97.93% • 17. 97.91% • 18. Eden, 97.90% • 18. 97.90% • 20. 97.85% • 21. East 97.59% • 22. Yorkshire-Pioneer, 97.47% • 23. 97.46% • 24. Wilson, 97.31% • 25. 97.12% • 26. 97.08% • 27. 97.01% • 28. Scio, 96.98% 29. Portville, 96.95% • 30.
Bolivar-Richburg, 96.93 • 31. Springville-Griffith Institute, 96.79% • 32. West Valley, 96.78 • 33. Hamburg, 96.75% • 34. Cassadaga Valley, 96.70% • 35. Canaseraga, 96.67%% • 36. Cuba-Rushford, 96.62% • 37. Bemuws Point, 96.59% • 38. 96.57% • 39. Royalton-Hartland, 96.49% • 40. Pine Valley, 96.45%% • 41. Alfred-Almond, 96.24% • 42. 96.11% • 43. Ellicottville, 96.07% • 44. 95.95% • 45. Orchard Park, 95.94% • 46. Byron-Bergen, 95.89% • 47. Frontier, 95.73 • 48. Cheektowaga-Sloan, 95.70% • 48. Lewiston-Porter, 95.70%% • 50. Newfane, 95.63% • 51. 95.47% • 52. Forestville, 95.
33% • 53. Cattaraugus-Little Valley, 95.29% • 53. Pavilion, 95.29% • 55. Chautauqua Lake, 95.24% • 56. West Seneca, 95.19% • 57. Depew, 95.16% 58. Friendship, 95.14% • 59. Westfield, 95.02% • 60. North Tonawanda, 94.57% • 61. Southwestern, 94.51% • 62. Clarence, 94.39 • 63. North Collins, 94.23% • 64. LeRoy, 94.15% • 65. Oakfield-Alabama, 93.77% • 66. Grandd Island, 93.61% • 67. Brocton, 93.59% • 68. 93.34% • 69. Lyndonville, 92.91% • 70. Kendall, 92.28% • 71. Holley, 92.21% • 72. 92.13% • 73. Cheektowaga-Maryvale, 91.99 % • 74. Kenmore-Tonawanda, 90.66% • 75. Barker, 89.
29 % • 76. Akron, 88.54% • 77. 87.59% • 78. 87.49% • 79. 86.78% • 80. Olean, 86.40% • 81. 85.77% • 82. Elba, 84.71 % • 83. Silver Creek, 82.68% • 84. Albion, 82.61% 85. Lockport, 81.90% • 86. Batavia, 81.39 • 87. Jamestown, 79.94% • 88. Falconer, 78.53% • 89. Amherst, 77.64% • 90. Sweey Home, 76.58% • 91. Gowanda, 70.58% • 92. Cheektowaga, 68.85 • 93. Lackawanna, 67.58% • 94. Clevelan Hill, 64.65% • 95. Salamanca, 62.25% • 96. Niagara Falls, 55.59% • 97. Dunkirk, 48.64% 98. Buffalo, 25.
21%
• 1. Wyoming, 100.00% • 2. Panama, 99.57% 3. Belfast, 99.52% • 4. Ripley, 99.19 • 5. Letchworth, 98.94% • 6. Genesee Valley, 98.69% • 7. 98.64% • 8. Alexander, 98.57% • 9. 98.47% • 10. Attica, 98.45% • 11. 98.23% • 12. Holland, 98.22% 13. Franklinville, 98.20% • 14. 98.16% • 15. Fillmore, 98.02% 16. Starpoint, 97.93% • 17. 97.91% • 18. Eden, 97.90% • 18. 97.90% • 20. 97.85% • 21. East 97.59% • 22. Yorkshire-Pioneer, 97.47% • 23. 97.46% • 24. Wilson, 97.31% • 25. 97.12% • 26. 97.08% • 27. 97.01% • 28. Scio, 96.98% 29. Portville, 96.95% • 30.
Bolivar-Richburg, 96.93 • 31. Springville-Griffith Institute, 96.79% • 32. West Valley, 96.78 • 33. Hamburg, 96.75% • 34. Cassadaga Valley, 96.70% • 35. Canaseraga, 96.67%% • 36. Cuba-Rushford, 96.62% • 37. Bemuws Point, 96.59% • 38. 96.57% • 39. Royalton-Hartland, 96.49% • 40. Pine Valley, 96.45%% • 41. Alfred-Almond, 96.24% • 42. 96.11% • 43. Ellicottville, 96.07% • 44. 95.95% • 45. Orchard Park, 95.94% • 46. Byron-Bergen, 95.89% • 47. Frontier, 95.73 • 48. Cheektowaga-Sloan, 95.70% • 48. Lewiston-Porter, 95.70%% • 50. Newfane, 95.63% • 51. 95.47% • 52. Forestville, 95.
33% • 53. Cattaraugus-Little Valley, 95.29% • 53. Pavilion, 95.29% • 55. Chautauqua Lake, 95.24% • 56. West Seneca, 95.19% • 57. Depew, 95.16% 58. Friendship, 95.14% • 59. Westfield, 95.02% • 60. North Tonawanda, 94.57% • 61. Southwestern, 94.51% • 62. Clarence, 94.39 • 63. North Collins, 94.23% • 64. LeRoy, 94.15% • 65. Oakfield-Alabama, 93.77% • 66. Grandd Island, 93.61% • 67. Brocton, 93.59% • 68. 93.34% • 69. Lyndonville, 92.91% • 70. Kendall, 92.28% • 71. Holley, 92.21% • 72. 92.13% • 73. Cheektowaga-Maryvale, 91.99 % • 74. Kenmore-Tonawanda, 90.66% • 75. Barker, 89.
29 % • 76. Akron, 88.54% • 77. 87.59% • 78. 87.49% • 79. 86.78% • 80. Olean, 86.40% • 81. 85.77% • 82. Elba, 84.71 % • 83. Silver Creek, 82.68% • 84. Albion, 82.61% 85. Lockport, 81.90% • 86. Batavia, 81.39 • 87. Jamestown, 79.94% • 88. Falconer, 78.53% • 89. Amherst, 77.64% • 90. Sweey Home, 76.58% • 91. Gowanda, 70.58% • 92. Cheektowaga, 68.85 • 93. Lackawanna, 67.58% • 94. Clevelan Hill, 64.65% • 95. Salamanca, 62.25% • 96. Niagara Falls, 55.59% • 97. Dunkirk, 48.64% 98. Buffalo, 25.
21%
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Penske losing Big Lots logistics contract - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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is packing up this summer at thediscounf retailer’s headquarters and four other distribution facilitiew after the merchant opted to not renew a logisticzs contract that expires in July. The Pa.-based Penske said 186 workers, including 53 in could be affected when its contractwith Columbus-based Big Lots expires July 31. Penske spokesman Randy Ryerson said the company has worked with the retailersinc 1991. The 1,300-store Big Lots has chosem a new third-party logistics provider to continue the warehousintg and distribution work that Penske performed atthe retailer’x Phillipi Road headquarters and its distribution centers in Pa; Montgomery, Ala.; Rancho Calif.
; and Durant, Timothy Johnson, Big vice president of strategic planning and investor relations, said more than a dozen carriers bid for the work. He declined to disclos e the company Big Lots selected to succeed Big Lots and Penske representativessaid they’rer working with truck drivers looking to continuwe work under the new logisticsa provider. Johnson said the compan y met with workers over the weekenr to introduce thenew contractor. In the event that some workersware cut, Ryerson said privately held Penskr will work with the state “too make sure employees are aware of different services.” Penskw employs about 20,000 workers worldwide.
Asked why Big Lots optec to bid for a new contractor after thelatest five-year contracft with Penske, Johnson said, “aa lot has changed in transportation in the past five We owed it to our associateds and shareholders to take a fresh look at how we handld outbound transport.” The loss of the Big Lots contract comes less than a year after Penske was replacedx at a warehouse in Lockbourne. Tenn.-based last fall stepped in at the where Penske had employed146 workers. Penske has 400 logisticds centers worldwide. Its Central Ohio operations includes a number of distribution and warehousint facilities inthe region.
is packing up this summer at thediscounf retailer’s headquarters and four other distribution facilitiew after the merchant opted to not renew a logisticzs contract that expires in July. The Pa.-based Penske said 186 workers, including 53 in could be affected when its contractwith Columbus-based Big Lots expires July 31. Penske spokesman Randy Ryerson said the company has worked with the retailersinc 1991. The 1,300-store Big Lots has chosem a new third-party logistics provider to continue the warehousintg and distribution work that Penske performed atthe retailer’x Phillipi Road headquarters and its distribution centers in Pa; Montgomery, Ala.; Rancho Calif.
; and Durant, Timothy Johnson, Big vice president of strategic planning and investor relations, said more than a dozen carriers bid for the work. He declined to disclos e the company Big Lots selected to succeed Big Lots and Penske representativessaid they’rer working with truck drivers looking to continuwe work under the new logisticsa provider. Johnson said the compan y met with workers over the weekenr to introduce thenew contractor. In the event that some workersware cut, Ryerson said privately held Penskr will work with the state “too make sure employees are aware of different services.” Penskw employs about 20,000 workers worldwide.
Asked why Big Lots optec to bid for a new contractor after thelatest five-year contracft with Penske, Johnson said, “aa lot has changed in transportation in the past five We owed it to our associateds and shareholders to take a fresh look at how we handld outbound transport.” The loss of the Big Lots contract comes less than a year after Penske was replacedx at a warehouse in Lockbourne. Tenn.-based last fall stepped in at the where Penske had employed146 workers. Penske has 400 logisticds centers worldwide. Its Central Ohio operations includes a number of distribution and warehousint facilities inthe region.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
National Zoo says $1.4 million gift keeps popular Kids Farm open after plans ... - Washington Post
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
United Way records delayed - Charlotte Business Journal:
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The volume of the expenser reports, and the complexity of preparing are greaterthan anticipated, United Way lawyer Russelkl Sizemore says in a letter to the local news media. That has causer a delay in the released ofthe information, which had been slatedx for early this month. “The simple point is that the agencgy needs more time to assemble these recordsz and share them with the boarsd to allow for proper reviewbefore production,” Sizemore He says the information should be released by the end of the Controversy arose during the summer over King’x pay and benefits following news reportsz that United Way had paid her $1.2 million in 2007.
A publicf outcry prompted the board to reconsider her The board ousted Kingon Aug. 26, asking her to She didn’t resign, and the board ended her employment with theorganization Oct. 1. The organizationh relies on donations to fund nonprofitz in theCharlotte region. In December, Unitefd Way Chair Carlos Evanws said he wantedthe nonprofit’s boarc to adopt an independenrt panel’s recommendations for tightening oversight of the organization. The reviee panel, created after King’s ouster, was headed by local attorneyyBob Sink.
Among its findings, the Sink Committer said the United Way board shouled adopt a philosophy that seekx to accommodate both the need to compete for superiorf executive talent and the limited resourced of apublic charity. The United Way board is schedulee to hold a strategicsession Jan. 15 to consideer adopting the panel’s recommendations.
The volume of the expenser reports, and the complexity of preparing are greaterthan anticipated, United Way lawyer Russelkl Sizemore says in a letter to the local news media. That has causer a delay in the released ofthe information, which had been slatedx for early this month. “The simple point is that the agencgy needs more time to assemble these recordsz and share them with the boarsd to allow for proper reviewbefore production,” Sizemore He says the information should be released by the end of the Controversy arose during the summer over King’x pay and benefits following news reportsz that United Way had paid her $1.2 million in 2007.
A publicf outcry prompted the board to reconsider her The board ousted Kingon Aug. 26, asking her to She didn’t resign, and the board ended her employment with theorganization Oct. 1. The organizationh relies on donations to fund nonprofitz in theCharlotte region. In December, Unitefd Way Chair Carlos Evanws said he wantedthe nonprofit’s boarc to adopt an independenrt panel’s recommendations for tightening oversight of the organization. The reviee panel, created after King’s ouster, was headed by local attorneyyBob Sink.
Among its findings, the Sink Committer said the United Way board shouled adopt a philosophy that seekx to accommodate both the need to compete for superiorf executive talent and the limited resourced of apublic charity. The United Way board is schedulee to hold a strategicsession Jan. 15 to consideer adopting the panel’s recommendations.
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Pilesgrove Township residents say new utility poles near solar installation a ... - NJ.com
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NJ.com | Pilesgrove Township residents say new utility poles near solar installation a ... NJ.com By Michael Williams/Today's Sunbeam View full sizeStaff photo by Britney LillyaNew utility poles being put into place near the new solar installation in Pilesgrove Township. PILESGROVE TWP. â€" Residents raised concerns to officials here over the ... |
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Martek Biosciences Corp. 2Q profit rises 20 percent - St. Louis Business Journal:
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The company reported $92.4 millio n in revenue for the quarter endingApril 30, up 2 percent from the same period last It earned $11 million in net income, or 33 cent per diluted share, during the second compared with $9.2 million, or 28 cents per dilutex share, during the second quarter of last Analysts polled by expected the company to earn 29 centx per share and $89 million in Martek (NASDAQ: MATK) sells nutritional oils derive d from algae that are used in infanrt formula, dietary supplements and food productx such as yogurt and juice. Sales of its nutritiona l supplements to the nursing markeyt rose to arecord $9.8 million.
But the companyu warned that its infant formula sales in the third and fourtnh quarters could drop as retailere trim their inventories of the The company anticipates that infant formulaq revenue will grow in fiscal 2010 as a resulft of strong demand for infant formula products containing its nutritiona oils DHAand ARA. The Omega-3w fatty acids are believed to play an importanyt role in brain andeye development. study that could show that Martek’s DHA can slow the progressiohnof Alzheimer’s disease.
The company reported $92.4 millio n in revenue for the quarter endingApril 30, up 2 percent from the same period last It earned $11 million in net income, or 33 cent per diluted share, during the second compared with $9.2 million, or 28 cents per dilutex share, during the second quarter of last Analysts polled by expected the company to earn 29 centx per share and $89 million in Martek (NASDAQ: MATK) sells nutritional oils derive d from algae that are used in infanrt formula, dietary supplements and food productx such as yogurt and juice. Sales of its nutritiona l supplements to the nursing markeyt rose to arecord $9.8 million.
But the companyu warned that its infant formula sales in the third and fourtnh quarters could drop as retailere trim their inventories of the The company anticipates that infant formulaq revenue will grow in fiscal 2010 as a resulft of strong demand for infant formula products containing its nutritiona oils DHAand ARA. The Omega-3w fatty acids are believed to play an importanyt role in brain andeye development. study that could show that Martek’s DHA can slow the progressiohnof Alzheimer’s disease.
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