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T-Mobile inks lease of K-mart building in Kingsburg After some three years of negotiations, phone giant T- Mobile has inked a lease of the former K-Mart building in Kingsburg according to real estate sources. The property is owned by grocery chain owner Mike Alamsi who was unavailable for comment. SF-based Swinerton Builders has received a permit to begin demolition in the interior of the sparawling K-mart building that will house the new T-Mobile call center. The same big builder will be doing the tenant improvements that will follow. The vacant 105,000sf building is at 333 Sierra St., Kingsburg. A demo permit was issued Jan. 26 for the major project that is expected to bring hundreds of new jobs to the area in early 2022 says Kingsburg Economic Development Coordinator Jolene Polyack. The center is expected to employ around 1,000 when in full operation. ....
Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC Contrary to so many high-profile cases related to fouls in MMA, where truth and/or justice reside in a nebulous grey area, this instance is surprisingly cut and dry. Illegal and idiotic or not, Yan’s ill-fated knee is just the latest reminder of what makes the Unified Rules’ treatment of knees to a downed opponent so fatuous and aggravating. In the immediate aftermath, much was made of Yan’s corner yelling at him. While “Punches!” was clear in English, there was debate over whether his Russian seconds urged him to “strike” or specifically, “knee”. After the bout, however, Yan effectively made this a non-issue, stating he was focused on Sterling’s hands and thought his challenger was crouching. He screwed up, he knew he did and was appropriately sportsmanlike and contrite. It’s as much as you could ask for out of a fighter screwing up so royally in such a lofty position. ....