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When a group of 24 Main Street volunteers gathered in 2016 to create a new signature event to attract visitors to Centreville little did they know that their ....
Annapolis, Md. (PRWEB) October 11, 2022 The Maryland Bankers Association (MBA) is proud to congratulate the 14 banking professionals who have graduated ....
Annapolis, MD (PRWEB) November 02, 2021 Now in its 7th year, the Maryland Bankers Association’s (MBA) Emerging Leaders “Champion” Program is a structured ....
Mountain Scene July 10, 2021 By PHILIP CHANDLER An Auckland investor’s paid an eye-watering $17 million for downtown Queenstown’s Bank of New Zealand building. The vendor was the family trust of local tourism operator Mark Quickfall and his wife Jackie, which had owned the Rees Street building for at least 13 years. Bayleys Queenstown sales consultant Chris Campbell, who brokered both this deal and the last one, calls it an exceptional sale given the effects of the global pandemic, and says it proves investors still have great faith in the resort. Campbell says he approached Mark Quickfall to see if he’d be interested in selling, and subsequently secured the buyer. ....