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– Sean McRae, also known as Sean Frost sets out to establish himself as an upcoming serial entrepreneur. Real Estate Broker, Custom Home Builder, Life Coach, and now Artist and Label Investor, McRae has learned how to be successful and is on a mission to help motivate and coach aspiring entrepreneurs. He describes himself as ‘a life coach who helps people take the next step in their lives whatever that may be.’ As a rule of engagement, Sean also believes that, ‘life is way too short to waste it sitting on the side-lines!’
McRae took on his first business venture at 19 when he started his own company and began producing music across North America, in the process learning quickly the harsh realities of business. Within 7 years, he built up his brand and is now selling music across the world. Moving forward, he saved up some money and started a General Contracting company in Ottawa which has now led to building custom homes. The experience and knowledge h
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Servpro To Help in the South 10:26 pm
In February, winter weather ripped through parts of Texas and Oklahoma and as the snow melted it left behind unimaginable damage. Homes were destroyed as pipes burst and took down walls and water damaged everything it touched.
Despite being over a thousand miles away a local company in Cambria County wants to give those in Texas and Oklahoma some relief. Employees of Servpro in Ebensburg will travel down south in March to help repair storm damage as part of the company’s larger storm response team, but they won’t go empty handed. Servpro has started to collect donations of items people down South desperately need.
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Sentinel Staff
LANSING The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspected and issued COVID-19 safety citations to 23 different workplaces with violations, the state announced Friday.
Twenty businesses were cited for COVID-19 emergency rules citations and three others were fined for general duty citations. Each citation carries a fine of up to $7,000.
Here are the businesses cited for COVID-19 emergency rules citations:
Midway Rentals and Sales in Negaunee
Beacon Park Finishing LLC and its successors in Roseville
Iron Mountain Powersports LLC of Kingsford
Brighton NC Machine Corp in Brighton
McLaren Port Huron Hospital in Port Huron
Prefix Corporation in Auburn Hills