Accela Announces Quarter of Global Customer Wins, Solution Implementations, Partnerships, and Industry Recognition
State and local government s increasing need for service modernization, resiliency and efficiency boosts Accela s business results
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®, the leading provider of cloud-based solutions for government, today announced continued momentum in bolstering government adaptability and performance in service to their communities with new customer go-lives, innovative SaaS offerings, and the migration of more than 200 total customers to its cloud infrastructure powered by Microsoft Azure.
As state and local governments continue to navigate the challenges brought on by COVID-19, demand for software like Accela s that enables governments to serve constituents effectively with staff who are operating remotely, continues to increase. In January, Accela launched its cloud-based
Accela Announces Quarter of Global Customer Wins, Solution Implementations, Partnerships, and Industry Recognition
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Maine Nordiques Academy 18U team gathers for a photo prior to practice at the Colisee in Lewiston on April 20, 2021.
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LEWISTON – Maine Nordiques Academy 18U team coach Nick Skerlick just had a gut feeling.
After losing to Mount Saint Charles Academy 3-1 in the New England District Championship 18U championship final on April 11, some players thought the season was over. Skerlick, though, told them they still have more games to play.
Skerlick’s gut feeling came to fruition April 16 when the 18U team received an at-large bid into the USA Hockey Tier I 18U National Tournament, which are taking place in Maryland Heights, Missouri, from April 28-May 3.
Rolling Stone Menu Primus Plot Rescheduled Rush Tribute Tour Dates
Band will play Canadian prog rockers’ 1977 opus,
A Farewell to Kings, in its entirety at every show
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Primus will mount their long-delayed tour in homage to Rush, A Tribute to Kings, this summer. The band postponed the dates last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The trek, which will see Primus performing Rush’s 1977 album
A Farewell to Kings in its entirety as well as some of their own music, will now kick-off August 10th in Boise, Idaho, before wrapping in Phoenix, Arizona, in October. Wolfmother will open all of the dates, and the Sword will join in on the festivities at some of them.