July 11, 2025
Operating Assets

Ridgewood NJ cuts affordable housing obligation. See how

2-minute read Affordable housing: How government is addressing the housing shortage If you are looking for affordable housing, here are some resources to help in New Jersey. Ridgewood has constructed three affordable housing projects on East Ridgewood Avenue, Broad Street and Chestnut Street. RIDGEWOOD — The village contends it has to build four fourth-round affordable

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Tangible Assets

Time, TV, live stream, how to watch

The Concacaf Gold Cup semifinals are set, with a thrilling match between Mexico and Honduras scheduled to take place at the Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Mexico secured their place in the semifinals after Alexis Vega’s goal just before halftime and an unfortunate own goal by Saudi Arabia’s Abdullah Madu. However, as they advance,

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Fixed Assets

Organ Mountain Desert Peaks appears safe, at least for now

Over 14 million acres of public lands in New Mexico appear to not be for sale, at least for now. The proposed sale of up to 3.3 million acres of national public lands in the west was proposed by Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah. Millions of acres of national forests and other public lands

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Gold Investing

is it time to cash in your gold jewelry?

Gold marches higher as Trump’s tariff threat boosts demand Gold prices rose to a record high on Wednesday as investors poured into the safe-haven asset following President Trump’s latest tariff threats. It was the ninth time this year that the precious metal hit a new peak. Gold prices hit a record high, driving jewelers to

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Tangible Assets

DE vault where $76M in gold, silver went missing lands man in prison

What to know about jury duty in Delaware Here are some tips and information about what to do when you receive a jury summons in the mail in Delaware. Robert Higgins, 69, received a 65-year sentence for defrauding investors of $76 million in gold and silver. Prosecutors highlighted Higgins’ lavish lifestyle, funded by the stolen

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Tangible Assets

Former Sen. Bob Menendez reports to prison for 11-year bribery sentence

Former Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez from New Jersey was sentenced to 11 years in prison for his role in the bribery scheme. Former Sen. Bob Menendez sentenced to 11 years in federal bribery case Former New Jersey U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez was accused of trading political influence for cash, gold bars and luxury goods. Former

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Intangible Assets

Green bay City Council denies licenses 1 bar, 7 massage establishments

The Green Bay City Council on June 10 denied renewing liquor and massage establishment licenses for a bar and seven massage parlors, respectively, based on violations spelled out in police memos. For one bar, however, the council went against the police department’s recommendation and approved the liquor license renewal. In the case of the massage

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Operating Assets

Rogue Credit Union wants to build branch on long-vacant lot in Redding

Buzz on the Street features Redding Record Searchlight’s David Benda David Benda of the Record Searchlight brings you, our dear reader, what’s the buzz on businesses opening and closing in Redding and the North State. The project comes before the Redding Board of Administrative Review on Wednesday, June 4, 2025. Barone’s Christmas Trees has operated

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Intangible Assets

Olneyville NY System wants liquor license for Providence, Cranston

Best brunch in RI? Let The Providence Journal food critic guide you. Searching for French toast, mimosas, omelets and eggs benedict? Here are all the secret brunch spots you can’t miss in Providence Journal Staff Olneyville New York System has requested liquor licenses for its locations in Providence and Cranston, Rhode Island. The Providence Board

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Intangible Assets

Gov. Evers and GOP leaders working on details of 2025-26 budget

Proposed increases to resident fishing and hunting license fees are being considered by state lawmakers as part of the 2025-26 Wisconsin budget. As Gov. Tony Evers and Republican legislative leaders continue negotiations over the 2025-26 Wisconsin state budget, at least one broadly-supported conservation measure – increases to fishing and hunting license fees – is still

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