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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Hodrick Realty broker Kevin Hodrick recently announced the September 2024 Williamsport Office of the Month Awards and Q3 Diamond Club winners, according to a news release. . The award for top producing salesperson on the list went to Amy Penfield and the sales award went to Amy Schemaly. Agents in the Williamsport office who launched Diamond Club in the third quarter include Amanda Evans, Dennis Reis, Amy Fessler, Kelly Anicelli, Jim Scheible, Amy Schemery, Amy Penfield, and Lance Jensen. is included. “I applaud these individuals for this outstanding achievement. This is well-deserved as they are customer-centric sales…

In the many conversations I’ve had with business leaders and policy makers, there’s no doubt that the seemingly huge sums AI companies spend on chips and power purchase agreements are to blame, and the real cost of AI is increasing. continues to do so. Nvidia’s top customers spent $4.2 billion on Nvidia chips and services in the last fiscal quarter, while Microsoft signed a record purchasing power deal with Brookfield worth an estimated $10 billion.These staggering numbers are the result of land grabs to build AI platforms. Demis Hassabis, head of DeepMind, said Google will spend more than $100 billion…

Ben Piffer/MDN Bowbells High School students were among the high school students who traveled to Minot State University to compete in Tech Day, held during the two-day cybersecurity-themed event. Back row, left to right, teacher Jennifer Nelson and students Cohen Seim, Peyton Nelson, Canen Larum, Terry Lucey, and Trevor Krekluai. Front row, left to right, students Rebecca Maloney, Clara Ankenbauer, and Ann Crosby. Fifteen groups of high school students from as far away as Tioga traveled to Minot State University on Wednesday to participate in the university’s annual Tech Day. Each high school sent eight students to take part in…

TR Photo by LANA BRADSTREAM — Fridley Plaza 9 Theater Manager Karen Albert shows off one of the auditoriums available for free events in late October and early November. Movie theater business has slightly increased since the Marshalltown Mall power outage in November 2023. Albert and his staff have been working hard to let the public know that movie theaters are not closed, and are seeing more moviegoers showing up. .The past year has been a difficult one for Marshalltown Mall’s Fridley Plaza 9 Theater, but things are getting better.Manager Karen Albert said business was up 50% compared to October…

AP Photo Robert Aldovino, a partner in a decades-old family restaurant business, surveys his property on the U.S. border with Mexico on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024, in Sunland Park, New Mexico. Aldovino sees border enforcement efforts up close and is furious at politicians who talk about “open borders” from afar. Immigration policy looks different from communities on the southwest border voting in hotly contested congressional elections. The presidential election could depend on Pennsylvania’s voting results. As a result, millions of dollars in advertising reach voters through the mail, phone, television, and sites like YouTube. Many of those ads focus on…

Submitted photo In the photo, protesters show support for Joshua Ortiz, a Brocton Elementary School student with autism who has been repeatedly disciplined for his behavior at school. BROCKTON — Any good parent will stand up for their child. Clarissa Ortiz is doing it to defend her son Joshua’s treatment at Brocton Central School. Ortiz claims her son, Joshua, is not receiving the treatment he needs as a second-grade special education student at Brocton Elementary School. Ortiz said her son has Level 2-3 autism. According to the three levels of the autism spectrum, people who are classified as level 3…

BECKY BRASEL era special featurePosted date: 10/19/24 REID HILL — Rural education is the perfect fit for Mandy Misler. This item is provided in full version to subscribers. Featured Subscribers We recently launched a new and improved website. To continue reading, you must log into your subscriber account or purchase a new subscription. If you are a digital subscriber with an active subscription, you already have an account here. If you are not already logged in to your account on this new site, please reset your password. If you are a current print subscriber, you can set up a free…

The following real estate transactions are for $10,000 or more.cambria countyScott Q. Smith from Gary L. Bodenschatz, property in Blacklick Township, $28,725.60. Sean Orr from Robert W. Carle, property in Summerhill Township, $40,000.Michael D. Mandrick and John E. Franke, property in Conemaugh Township, $44,000.Wendell A. Harris from Francis T. Cioffi, property in City of Johnstown, $20,000.Fred E. Hale Jr. from Robert A. Verbonitz, property in Galitzine Township, $225,000.Frederick C. Byers and Steve R. Yoder, property in Blacklick Township, $205,000.Sidman United Methodist Church of the Western Pennsylvania Annual Conference, property in Croyle Township, $16,595.Christine Michelle Weinberg from B&B Investment Realty LLC,…

NEW DELHI: Hoax and threatening calls continue to wreak havoc on Indian telecom operators. Between late Friday night and early Saturday morning, three Air India Group flights received threatening messages. Vistara’s Delhi-London flight was diverted to Frankfurt and after thorough inspection, the aircraft departed for its destination. Air India’s Newark-Mumbai flight was delayed for inspection at its departure point before taking off for India. Also, AI Express’ Dubai-Jaipur flight reached its destination and was screened at a remote parking lot upon arrival.A Vistara spokesperson said: “On October 18th, flight UK17 from Delhi to London received a safety threat on social…

More than 353,000 votes were cast in North Carolina on Thursday, a state record for the first day of early voting, in a battleground state still reeling from the damage from Hurricane Helen and with 16 presidential electoral votes at stake. showed great enthusiasm. However, early insights into the importance of such high turnout were unclear.Christopher A. Cooper, a political science professor at Western Carolina University in Cullowee, North Carolina, and Michael Bitzer, a North Carolina political expert at Catawba College in Salisbury, North Carolina, cautioned against reading too much into the data in a blog post.They said using early…