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Honoring Excellence Awards

Honoring Excellence…and a great deal more! Awards

August 28, 2019September 7, 2019 Mario Lotmore 0 Comments

By City of Lynnwood The City of Lynnwood is seeking nominations for Residents, City Employees and Businesses that are Excellent…and

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Providence hires George Mason's English as HC
Providence has hired George Mason's Kim English as the school's next men's basketball coach.
France's 'Mbappe era' begins with unhappy Griezmann and questions for Deschamps
The new France era has begun as Kylian Mbappe received the captaincy over an unhappy Antoine Griezmann. Now the hard work begins.
Garden Statement: New Jersey has taken over March Madness
Jersey native Jahvon Quinerly is leading one of the top teams (Alabama), and Princeton is in the Sweet 16.
March Madness parity? Here’s how we could achieve more of it
In the past four men's tournaments, 14 of the 17 top-four seeds lost to double-digit seeds. So why aren't more mid-majors getting bids?
Track and field to bar elite transgender women
World Athletics has banned transgender women from elite competitions if they have gone through male puberty. The track and field governing body also lifted its doping sanctions against Russia, which remains excluded over the invasion of Ukraine.

Wall Street Journal

Diversity and Free Speech Can Coexist at Stanford
We have to stop blaming, start listening, and ask ourselves: Is the juice worth the squeeze?
Banks Aren't Busting the Economy, Politics Is Busting Banks
Antigrowth policies on Main Street mean Wall Street can’t earn money the old-fashioned way.
The Fed Tries to Thread the Needle on Interest Rates
Powell is keeping up the fight against inflation, for now, despite financial turmoil.
Republicans Get a Taiwan War Game Education
House Members get a sense of the threat if China invaded in 2025.
Doctors Are Losing Their Calling
The sanctity of the medical profession has been lost to corporate centralization and burnout.

MarketWatch

: Dow up 70 points, or 0.2%
: S&P 500 up 0.3%, Nasdaq gains 1%
: U.S. stocks finish modestly higher after Dow surrenders 400-point gain
: Air Products confirms it withdrew from coal-to-methanol project in Indonesia
: Flight to government bonds sends 2-year yield down 17 basis points, to 3.8%; 1- through 7-year rates each fall by 14 basis points or more

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