jim snyder

A group that advocates for legislation on behalf of Kansas seniors met recently in Topeka to decide what issues they'll push for in the 2010 session. The Kansas Silver Haired Legislature is made of 125 Kansans over the age of 60. Jim Snyder is speaker of the Silver Haired Legislature.  

A private investor purchased the office/retail property at 117 Main St. in Huntington Beach, CA, from a private trust for $2.8 million, or about $650 per square foot. The transaction was the buyer's upleg in a 1031 exchange. The 4,322-square-foot property was fully renovated in 2005 and is 100 percent occupied.  

The Edsel. Happy to have Clair Enescoe as a partner, Ripley called the elder Don Six of Six Industries, to explain the fix they were in: There were cars heading his way for the Sept. 4 national unveiling of the brand spanking new line, and there was no showroom to put them in. "Six built that building in 60 days from start to finish," recalled Dick Bierley, an architect on the project.  

Neither rain nor drought of budget stopped the Fallfest concert Saturday night at McCarthy Park, a triumph organizers attribute to generous donors and tenacious teens. Parks and Recreation Commissioner Lisa Loutitt, organizer for Fallfest and Springfest, said the road to making sure Fallfest survived this year's budget cuts was paved by two local band members: Mike Miano, guitarist for Rising Tide, and Kelsey Hern, guitarist and singer for Mandrake. Shortly after Loutitt informed teens that budget cut

It could have been a little bit better attended   -Jim Snyder

 

The Dighton Run for Heroes 5k will begin 9 a.m. at Manheim New England parking lot, 123 Williams St., North Dighton. It is a flat, fast course though Dighton. Awards for top male and female finisher will be given out.  

One of the bands performing this Friday will be selected to perform for this year's Charlotte Music Awards being held Nov. 19 in Booth Playhouse at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center in Charlotte. The Charlotte Music Awards showcases all aspects of music in Charlotte and the Carolinas. Their goal is to enhance the profile of the music community in the region and support local music and local artists.  

West Pennsboro Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously tonight to approve a land development plan for a Sheetz convenience store. The 5,000-square-foot store will be built on the northeast side of the Route 11/233 intersection on the site of the former Bubb's Auto Service. The site includes 51 parking spaces and access to both Centerville Road and Ritner Highway.

We’re not trying to encourage large vehicles to come to this site and stay at this site   -Jim Snyder

 

The Greeneville Regional Planning Commission on Tuesday discussed plans for a new restaurant that Greeneville Building Official Jim Snyder said is causing some concerns. The restaurant is planned in the former location of Shipley's Body Shop on North Rufe Taylor Road. The restaraunt's owner intends to serve alcohol at the site on property adjacent to a church, Snyder said. As a result, Snyder has received numerous phone calls about the plans, he said.

This meets that requirement under the beer ordinance   -Jim Snyder

 

Jim Snyder, Director of Medfield Parks and Recreation and Pete Peterson, member of the Medfield Foundation and Fireworks committee, accept a donation from Needham Bank for the Fireworks and Fall Fest at McCarthy Park on Sept. 12. Fall Fest begins at 5:30 p.m.with music, followed by fireworks at 8 p.m.  

Relief for stress-related ailments is now just a laser treatment away locally. James Widhelm, clinic director of the newly launched AllergiCare Relief Centers of Nebraska in Hastings, has begun treating patients with various symptoms with the BAX 3000 system, a biofeedback system designed to target stress and how specific frequencies affect the stress levels placed on the immune system. Upon identifying the substances that may be responsible for the resulting symptoms, the system uses cold laser LASER