Don Daniels Believed he was attending a NevCo Horsemen’s Club Valentine’s Day Hoedown. Don realized the party was his 80th birthday celebration when dozens of friends and family hollered “Surprise!” A BBQ dinner, live music, and…
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Intero Nevada County has announced the addition of Christopher Plumb as the new President and Broker of Record, covering Grass Valley, Penn Valley, Auburn, Truckee, and the Tahoe Basin areas. John and Edie Miller will continue to work in Agent Sales and Agent Development.
Plumb’s experience involves building long-term relationships with the community; his entire professional career has revolved around the home lending and real estate industry since 1999. Although his list of accomplishments run long, his proven track record for success and driving growth is clear. His impressive experience in building and developing organizations, managing real estate companies, developing nationwide referral networks, and assisting with the purchase and leasing of over 3,000 single family homes makes him an outstanding choice as the new Broker of Record and President of Intero Real Estate Services – Nevada County. Streamlining organizations to bring forth efficiency and
Covid attackers THESE are the faces of three men who have intentionally threatened Lancashire s frontline workers with coronavirus over the last nine months. Police officers have been coughed on, spat at or bitten in dozens of attacks during the pandemic, it has been revealed. A total of 41 attacks which put officers at risk of contracting the virus were reported between February and November, up from 38 spitting, coughing and biting incidents on officers in 2019. As officers face this additional challenge in policing, they are also coping with coronavirus – Lancashire Constabulary data shows there had been 211 positive Covid-19 tests on police officers up to the beginning of December.