Lake business

The federal government announced $17.5 million in funding for tourism and events in Alberta on Tuesday. Edmonton’s K-Days Fair will receive $10 million and the remaining $7.5 million will go to 29 tourism projects, including $100,000 for The Launch at Sylvan Lake Inc. The launch located at the marina atRead More →

The stream of billions of dollars that the Ford government has been doling out across Ontario in the final weeks of the provincial election campaign continues to be stranded in Elliot Lake. At a committee meeting this week, Elliot Lake County. Sandy Finamore said, “Our problem here is that weRead More →

Google Cloud is expanding into the data lake storage space with a new product called BigLake, based on its BigQuery service. Although the name might not be the most creative, the service is a very interesting extension for Google as it pursues Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure into theRead More →

Smudge the Blades premiered in 2020 shortly after the pandemic began. After seeing hockey games and tournaments canceled at the time, Kingfisher saw that some people needed something to do with Indigenous hockey. He thought it was the perfect time to pitch some of his ideas. “I put together aRead More →

Tropic Tan Company owner Stephanie Szamlewski insists tanning beds aren’t a “dumb blonde thing,” but from soon they could be a 24-hour thing. On Tuesday, Szamlewski plans to extend the salon’s hours to allow customers to use the beds overnight. This would make it the only 24-hour tanning salon inRead More →

Photo-P Matthews Staff of MYCaribooNow Once again, a Williams Lake business is doing what it can to raise awareness for Pink Shirt Day while raising money for a local charity. Since late last month, Do-More Promotional has been creating t-shirts and hoodies with proceeds from sales this year going toRead More →

A Salt Lake City business owner is asking for the public’s help after saying his business was burglarized twice in the past two days and forced it to temporarily close. (Stuart Johnson, KSL-TV) Estimated reading time: 2-3 minutes SALT LAKE CITY – A Salt Lake City business owner has askedRead More →

SALT LAKE CITY –– A Salt Lake City business owner has asked for the public’s help after saying his business was burglarized twice in the past two days and forced it to temporarily close until he can restart a delivery truck. “I just want to spread the word,” said KellyRead More →

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — City Council will consider whether to apply for grant funds from the U.S. Department of Commerce to redevelop Lake McKelvey for recreational and economic development, as well as for use by law enforcement and law enforcement. city ​​fire. The order before Council at Wednesday’s meeting would authorizeRead More →

The House of Commons Printed and digital download photos available It’s important that MPs have the resources to do their jobs, but many taxpayers will worry about the skyrocketing costs of politics Ceredigion MP Ben Lake claimed fewer business fees and expenses than most MPs in Wales last year, costingRead More →

AVON LAKE, OH — Avon Lake Police have had a busy start to 2022. Find out about all the recent policing activity in the community in the blotter below. Animal Complaint, Jan. 1 – An Avon Lake man has been cited for dog off-leash. Telecom Harassment, Jan. 1 – AnRead More →

WINSTED – Highland Lake is surrounded by homes of all shapes and sizes, from quaint and charming to large and modern, and everything in between. An area of ​​the lake is also home to a cluster of commercial enterprises. In the fall, the Planning and Zoning Commission stepped up itsRead More →

A Williams Lake business released an image of a suspect after their store was robbed on New Years Day (Facebook photo) Williams Lake company hopes to recover stolen items after New Years Eve Sandtronic was broken into on January 1, 2022 A Williams Lake business took to social media inRead More →

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED TORNADO WATCH 563 IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 PM CST THIS EVENING FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN IOWA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 51 COUNTIES IN CENTRAL IOWA BOONE DALLAS GRUNDY HAMILTON HARDIN JASPER MARSHALL POLK POWESHIEK STORY TAMA WEBSTER IN NORTH CENTRAL IOWA BUTLER CERRO GORDORead More →

DEER LAKE, NL – Western Health is notifying a potential public site of COVID-19 exposure at a Deer Lake business on November 24. In a Dec. 9 statement, Western Health said anyone who visited the Great Canadian Dollar Store at 14 Church St. in Deer Lake between 9 a.m. andRead More →

File photo: Flickr / Edward Kimmel SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah, December 5, 2021 (Gephardt Daily) – A former accountant at a South Salt Lake business has been charged with five felonies after evidence linked her to $ 220,000 in missing funds. Janet Medina Fawson, 39, had worked for Retro CustomRead More →

An early morning fire at an insulation company in Round Lake took an hour and a half to contain and caused damage to the building estimated at $ 150,000. Grand Round Lake Fire Protection District officials said they were alerted to the Magna Drive 700 block fire by an alarmRead More →

Town Square’s third annual Entrepreneur of the Year award honored the owners of two Green Lake businesses: Carrie Nolen of Sassafras Coffee and Joel Baranowski of North Bay Sport & Liquor. “The growth of strong businesses creates a strong community,” said Fran Hill, executive director of the Town Square CommunityRead More →

A screenshot from dashcam video shows a truck overturned seconds after colliding with another vehicle in Salt Lake City on October 16, killing the owner of Mims Bakery and seriously injuring another woman. The West Jordan driver reportedly fled police when the crash happened and was charged with manslaughter onRead More →

The Sylvan Lake Chamber of Commerce has announced the finalists for this year’s Sylvan Lake Business Awards. The Chamber shared on its website: “After a record number of nominations and submissions, the Sylvan Lake Chamber is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2021 award. The winners will be announcedRead More →

Officials from the Smith Mountain Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce recently announced the opening of sponsorship and registration for the 17th Smith Mountain Lake Trade Show, which will be held Friday, October 15 from noon to 4 p.m. in the gymnasium of the Eastlake Community Church. This will be theRead More →

A causeway and an island on Jennings Pond located behind Another Paradise Cove in Long Lake. Photo by Gwendolyn Craig By Tim Rowland Long Lake businessman George Carrothers told city council members Wednesday night he would not fight an Adirondack Park agency directive to tear down a lakeside patio atRead More →

WASHINGTON – A Shasta Lake couple have pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit forced labor, according to the US Department of Justice. Nery Martinez Vasquez, 53, and Maura Martinez, 53, pleaded guilty on Tuesday. The couple owned and operated the Latino’s restaurant and the cleaning business Redding Carpet Cleaning andRead More →

Nicholas Matteson, 9, of Commerce Township complained of a severe headache – and only two minutes later passed out. After being airlifted to the University of Michigan hospital, doctors found a large mass on his brain and hemorrhage in his cerebellum. She was diagnosed with an arteriovenous malformation – knownRead More →

A Cedar Lake sign hangs outside Cedar Lake Town Hall in 7408, avenue de la Constitution Mary Freda, The Time CEDAR LAKE – A new business park is coming to town. Cedar Lake City Council approved a Unit Development Project (PUD) 6-0 for Lakeview Business Park, 13735-13923 Wicker Ave., atRead More →

The Des Moines Renaissance Faire will have a new home starting in 2022 at Adventureland in Altoona, Iowa. The Des Moines Renaissance Faire is being organized by Festivals International, a Clear Lake-based company, and the organizers were looking for an opportunity to move away from their old location in Saylorville.Read More →

AVON LAKE, Ohio – The annual Avon Lake Business exhibition, which was postponed last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, has come back bigger and stronger than ever. More than 70 area businesses filled the Great Hall at the Ahern Food and Banquet Center on Avon Belden Road on JulyRead More →

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure says building a left turn lane to allow access to a private company near Thorburn Lake is possible, but according to government policy the costs should be incurred by the company seeking access. Local businessman Neil Dawe has scheduled another protest today to drawRead More →

Eight-year-old Clint Wolcyn walked among sporting card tables, eyeing a rookie Paul Molitor card that sold for $ 100. His grandfather, who played professional baseball in the 1930s, took Wolcyn to his first card show. Maybe someday I will own this card, he thought. Now, a few decades later, heRead More →

LAKE MOSES – Getting things back on track. This was the theme of this year’s Moses Lake Business Expo, hosted by the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce and held at the Grant County Fairgrounds last week. Entitled “A Day at the Races”, this year’s exhibit was inspired by the SouthernRead More →

With the help of the Clear Lake Business Incubator, even more changes are underway for downtown Clear Lake. The Clear Lake Business Incubator, approved by Clear Lake City Council in April of this year, now has five businesses registered to fill retail spaces in downtown Clear Lake. Jessica and AustinRead More →

Spirit Lake, Iowa – A large fire destroyed a Spirit Lake business, damaged a second, and closed Highway 71 for several hours on Friday morning. According to KUOO Radio, Spirit Lake firefighters were called to the Golden Buys Outlet store at 1665 Highway 71 South shortly before 8:30 a.m. FridayRead More →

SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE, Va. (WDBJ) – As boats race through the waters of Smith Mountain Lake, people are hoping for a big splash this summer. Many companies weren’t sure what to expect for last season, but ended up doing well. “Last March we had really hot weather, and so withRead More →

While the wider economy and many businesses have been affected by this pandemic, small businesses have pivoted, grown or started across the country and Sylvan Lake is no exception. In this three-part series, we’ll take a look at three local entrepreneurs who changed the way they do business during theRead More →

Work is underway on the property adjacent to Woodford Lumber on Seventh Avenue North in Clear Lake. The land, now owned by the lumber yard, is the site of the former Ladybug Café, which was recently demolished. Lisa Grouette Work continued on Wednesday on the former Ladybug Café site inRead More →

The backyard on Lake Amnicon, formerly known as Amnicon Acres, reopened under new owners, Chase and Amanda Nordby, on January 5. It was a whirlwind of several weeks for the St. Croix Falls couple, who bought the business on New Years Eve and immediately moved their family to Douglas County.Read More →

HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ohio – The city welcomes a new business on Miner Road and the old Alloy Bellows building. Lake Business Products, a company with 60 years of history in Lake County, split its operations from Eastlake, moving its leasing company to Euclid, and its main office building, operating staffRead More →

Lake Business Products landed a new home in Highland Heights after selling its current property in Eastlake last month to BevCorp LLC. Through Lake Business Solutions LLC, the provider of commercial equipment and related services on Tuesday, Dec. 22, paid $ 2.6 million for an industrial building at 653 MinerRead More →

SALT LAKE CITY – As many small businesses across the country struggle to stay afloat, desperately needed financial help is finally on the way. On Monday evening, Congress approved the law on economic aid for small businesses, nonprofits and hard-hit sites – in the amount of $ 325 billion aidRead More →