In this edition of the Williams Mullen M&A Webinar Series, featuring Environmental & Natural Resources Partner,
Jessie King, along with M&A Partner,
Greg Bishop, will focus on defining environmental risks in mergers and acquisitions at the outset of a deal, and how these can be mitigated by practical counsel. Jessie will also touch on which environmental deal elements may be impacted by priorities being outlined by the new administration.
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WAMC is proud to announce that it has won three Excellence in Broadcasting Awards from the New York State Broadcasters Association.
In the 55th annual competition, WAMC won in the following categories:
OUTSTANDING ELECTION COVERAGE: WAMC ELECTION COVERAGE 2020
OUTSTANDING LIVE LOCAL COVERAGE: ALBANY PROTESTS TURN DANGEROUS
OUTSTANDING PODCAST: A NEW YORK MINUTE IN HISTORY
Excellence in Broadcasting awards will be presented in September. We are grateful to receive these honors after such a demanding year, WAMC President and CEO Dr. Alan Chartock said. We are thankful our members continue to enable us to produce important reporting and programming in our local communities.
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WAMC is proud to announce that it has won a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Podcast.
The award honors “A New York Minute In History,” about the history of New York and the unique tales of New Yorkers. It is hosted by State Historian Devin Lander, Saratoga County Historian Lauren Roberts and Don Wildman. Jesse King and Jim Levulis of WAMC produce the podcast.
“A New York Minute In History” is a production of the New York State Museum, WAMC Northeast Public Radio and Archivist Media.
“We are thrilled to be recognized with this award, which once again demonstrates WAMC’s history of community partnership and commitment to high-quality educational programming,” says WAMC President and CEO Dr. Alan Chartock.
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Due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, a quartet of Canadians will begin the year on the PLL’s “Unavailable to Travel” list and be exempt from their 30-man roster count to start training camp.
Chaos LC’s Curtis Dickson and Challen Rogers, Chrome LC’s Jesse King and the Whipsnakes’ Bryan Cole will all begin the season on the list and will not report to training camp, a league source confirmed to IL.
The players’ unavailability doesn’t come as a surprise to coaches around the league as several took that consideration into account while selecting players for the PLL’s Entry Draft. Rogers, who was with MLL’s Boston Cannons last year, was selected No. 16, the eighth pick of the second round. Multiple coaches speculated that he’d have been taken higher had his availability been more certain.
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PARKERSBURG United Bridge Partners is based in Colorado, but company officials envision the proposed $50 million rehabilitation of the Memorial Bridge as a very local project.
“We’re pretty happy about the economic boom this is going to create for the area, especially coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Ryan Dolan, vice president of business development for UBP, during a presentation Thursday before Parkersburg City Council.
The company has submitted a bid to purchase the bridge for $4 million and rehabilitate it to extend its useful life by a minimum of 50 years. The deal is pending the approval of council and the West Virginia Public Service Commission.