Tuesday - April 27, 2021
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Thanks to evolving customer needs and expectations, loyalty programs in the hospitality sector have come a long way from the earn-and-burn points-based loyalty programs and the lower-funnel transactional focus. The current pandemic has also accelerated the emergence of new opportunities to create a broader ecosystem of benefits and partnerships that can be part of customers day-to-day lives beyond travel and stay.
This webinar will take a deeper look at emerging customer loyalty trends and modernizations occurring in the hospitality and travel sectors. Four innovators at the forefront of customer loyalty will discuss challenges and opportunities, spotlight consumer psychology and data/personalization as the main drivers of change, and provide diverse perspectives on and approaches to building loyalty.
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Single-Payer Reform and Rural Health in the United States: Lessons from Our Northern Neighbor
Abstract
Single-payer health reform has secured its place in the mainstream American health policy debate, yet its implications for particular subpopulations or sectors of care remain understudied. Amidst many unanswered questions from policymakers and political pundits, rural health has emerged as one such area. This article explores rural Canada’s five-decade-long experience with a national publicly funded health insurance program as a valuable opportunity for cross-national learning. During March 2020, I conducted 13 semi-structured, elite stakeholder interviews with government officials, academic researchers, rural hospital executives, public health association leaders, rural health administrators, and representatives from provincial medical, hospital, and physician associations in Ontario. I found that a single-payer model confers notable advantages over a market-based model, includ
Zoning Board approves cell tower
March 03, 2021LITTLETON Vertex Tower Assets received the green light from Littleton Zoning Board officials last week to develop a 140-foot communications tower near the hospital. The Massachusetts-based company secured a special exception in late Jan but needed additional variance approval because of the site s proximity to an existing tower.
Section 6.10.12 of the town s zoning ordinance indicates that no personal wireless communications tower of any kind may be located within a one-mile radius of any other personal wireless communications tower without variance approval from the zoning board. In a variance application filed on Feb. 2, Vertex attorney Frank Parisi argued that the existing structure was not a personal wireless communications tower.
Zoning Board approves Hitchiner development
February 17, 2021LITTLETON Last week, the Littleton Zoning Board unanimously approved a variance request to develop upscale housing at the historic Hitchiner property on Beacon Street.
Because the location was zoned industrial, a variance was required to create multi-family housing units. However, the building itself pre-dates the existence of Littleton zoning laws.
According to Zoning Board Chair David Rochefort, board approval was unanimous.
He said, The plans presented by developer Al Croteau was well thought out and fit both the immediate area and the community. We are excited about the project.
Approximately 124 studio and one-bedroom apartments will consume 103,000 of the 140,000 square foot structure. The remaining 37,000 square feet, spread over eight interconnected buildings, are slated for commercial purposes such as storage and retail.
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