‘A tough spring so far’
Raleigh News & Observer - Bluegrass music and a moment of silence helped soothe a battered psyche Monday at UNC-Chapel Hill as students vowed to move on after an attack that injured nine students March 3 in a crowded campus plaza. “Think about the Carolina spirit that binds
Haits have found niche in hearing aid industry
Desert Sun - Howard Hait: You jump in with both feet, and don t expect it to be a 40-hour week. Jeannette Hait: Dedication, taking it seriously. If you run it like a business, it will succeed. And no matter what business you re in, advertise. After moving to
Hearing-aid technology advancing at alarming rate
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - Audiologists and physicians who work to fight hearing loss see advances in technology aiding their efforts in the same striking way they are driving the success of hand-held electronic communication tools, iPods or portable game machines. “In the
Department of State puts disciplinary and licensing decisions online
Empire State News - Acting New York Secretary of State Frank Milano Tuesday announced that the results of disciplinary hearings for real estate salespeople and brokers, nail salons, barbers, security guards and other occupations are now available for public viewing on
Gennum stock drops after results miss expectations
Reuters Canada - OTTAWA (Reuters) - Gennum Corp. (GND.TO: Quote ) shares dropped as much as 9.6 percent on Thursday after the maker of specialized semiconductors posted first-quarter results that fell short of analyst expectations. The Burlington, Ontario-based
Donation helps Boal Barn turn up the volume
Centre Daily - Imagine listening to a musical in which songs are unintelligible. Or, picture going to a play and being unable to hear parts of the dialogue. Some theatergoers have experienced those problems at State College Community Theatre productions in the Boal
CombiMatrix Granted Key Nanotechnology Patent
dBusinessNews.com - Orange County - NEWPORT BEACH — Acacia Research Corporation announced today that its CombiMatrix group was granted a key patent in Europe (EP1185363B1), titled “Self-Assembling Arrays” by the European Patent Office. This European Patent was
Quota International of Bossier City to have style show
Shreveport Times - Bossier City Mayor Lo Walker and Bossier Parish Community College Chancellor Tom Carleton are among luminaries who will take the ramp as models for the Quota International of Bossier City style show. The Quota Style Show and Luncheon is April 4 at
Wallace to Stop Being ‘60 Minutes’ Regular
KFMB - Mike Wallace, the hard-driving reporter who has been with “60 Minutes” since its start in 1968, said Tuesday he will retire as a regular correspondent on the show this spring. A television news legend who was the last person an accused wrongdoer
Carrboro board meeting gets hot
Herald-Sun - CARRBORO — Talk of the town’s financial commitments turned emotional Tuesday night with heated exchanges and even an insult from one alderman to another. Originally slated as a worksession on the capital improvements plan, the discussion by the