“[…] SSFL president Merere Gonzales: Gerald Elliot, as assistant secretary/ treasurer (administration) is responsible for registration issues… In addition to that, because of the magnitude of th
“[…] SSFL president Merere Gonzales: Gerald Elliot, as assistant secretary/ treasurer (administration) is responsible for registration issues… In addition to that, because of the magnitude of th
DAVID SCARLETT TT’s very own FIFA match official, Caleb Wales, is returning home after his first FIFA World Cup experience in Qatar. This prestigious feat makes him the fifth Trinidadian match official (fourth TT assistant referee) to officiate at a World Cup. He was preceded by Douglas James (assistant referee, USA 1994), Ramesh Ramdhan (referee,
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On Tuesday, the Chautauqua County Industrial Development agency board approved loaning Premier Precision Machining, also known as Rand Machine Products, a $382,000 Al Tech loan during its monthly meeting.
Carol Rasmussen, IDA business development manager, said the loan is part of the financing for a $953,837 expansion project for the business, which is located at 2072 Allen St. Ext. She said the business owners are purchasing the building next to their location, with plans to construct a new building to expand its production area by 7,000 square feet. She added that Premier officials are planning to add 35 new jobs to their workforce.
dphillips@post-journal.com The Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency board approved loaning Premier Precision Machining (Rand Machine Products) a $382,000 Al Tech loan during its monthly meeting Tuesday. Business owners will be purchasing property near its 2072 Allen St. Ext. location, with plans to expand the production area by 7,000 square feet.
P-J photo by Dennis Phillips The Chautauqua Town Board this week voted to approve the construction of a 130-foot monopole tower on East Lake Road.
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The Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency board approved loaning Premier Precision Machining (Rand Machine Products) a $382,000 Al Tech loan during its monthly meeting Tuesday. Business owners will be purchasing property near its 2072 Allen St. Ext. location, with plans to expand the production area by 7,000 square feet.