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Embrace fresh starts and new paths. As Alexander Graham Bell said, "When one door closes, another opens." Instead of dwelling on what's past, look forward to the opportunities ahead. Every ending offers a chance for a new beginning. Here's to facing change with hope and bravery. #grassvalleyrealtor #grassvalley #grassvalleyca #grassvalleyrealestate #lakewildwood #lakewildwoodrealtor #lakewildwoodrealestate #lakewildwoodca

"Living in a Cul-de-Sac: The Benefits of a Quiet Street 🏡🌳" "Ever wondered about the perks of living in a cul-de-sac? 🤔 Our latest video explores the advantages of residing in these unique and quiet streets. From safer spaces for kids to play, to less traffic and a tight-knit community feel, cul-de-sacs offer a peaceful living environment. Thinking about making a move to one of these desirable locations? Watch our video to learn more, and let us help you find the perfect cul-de-sac home in El Paso! #YourElPasoHomes"

Long term thinking always pays off for municipalities.

Oconee County, South Carolina is such a wonderful community to live, work and recreate and it's not just us saying it. It's been documented just how vibrant our business climate and workforce is to support business but according to Niche, Oconee County ranks high nationally in some very key categories such as outdoor activities, best places to live, schools and more that go to the heart of what makes for an outstanding quality of life. Take a look at these national rankings among U.S. counties! Just another example of why Oconee is "Top Shelf for Business"! #oconeesc #OconeeEconomicDevelopment #OEA #TopShelfForBusiness

"As Northville Downs current location is now closed permanently, this may be the end of the harness horse racing gambling industry in Michigan. But Plymouth Township’s residents have expressed little sympathy for the industry. “A dying, harmful business is not what the community wants for the future of their township, and I hope that you’ve heard that,” Ban told the Board. “Live horse races account for less than 4% of wagers at this facility,” observed Adams, “ however it is still an industry with decades of decline and controversy. This gambling facility contravenes our master plan…Northville Downs holds accountability for thinking it was okay to force itself onto our community without assessing overall residential sentiment–frankly business 101.” What’s happened in Plymouth Township is similar to what’s happening in many other Michigan communities–communities facing Manufacturing 4.0 megasite development, in particular. In Big Rapids, both Green Charter Township’s Supervisor and Big Rapids Township’s Supervisor dug in their heels in favor of Gotion, in spite of rising community opposition to the project. Unlike Heise, however, BRT and GCT’s supervisors never acknowledged that Gotion was operating in bad faith, steamrolling over their constituents until they were recalled last November–by a landslide. Likewise, Marshall’s City Council continues to defend corporate interests, black moneyed lobbying groups, and economic developers above the will of the people. Marshall residents have continued to protest the Ford CATL EV megasite twice each week–even throughout the winter. As more developers and local boards go over the heads of local residents to strike deals for large, inappropriate projects, more residents are mobilizing against this overreach. Michigan’s local communities are realizing how critical their local governments are, and they’re getting involved. " #michiganbusiness #economicdevelopment #grassroots

Change starts at the core and radiates out. We are beginning into a new era for the Humane Society of Cowlitz County. The next phase will include a complete remodel of our facilities to match our new vision, mission, and purpose. It's exciting to see the changes we've made and to imagine the changes that are coming. #herestothefuture #cowlitzhumanesociety #organizationalchange #future #animalshelter #humanesociety #longview

🌟 Hey Riverside Community! 🌟 It's that exciting time again where we get to celebrate the folks who make Riverside Millwork an incredible place to be—yes, it's our Champions of the Quarter reveal! 🎉 📣 What is the Champion of the Quarter, you ask? It's our way of spotlighting team members who go above and beyond. They embody our core values, and their peers take notice. This initiative isn't just about getting an award; it's about fostering a community where everyone strives to bring their A-game. Now, let's get to the good stuff! 🟢 Say hello to Tim from Stoney Creek—our Champion of [CREATIVITY]. Tim is an all-around MVP at Stoney Creek. From order picking to operating machinery, he's the go-to guy for just about everything. What makes him stand out? His can-do attitude and creative solutions! 🌟 🔵 Meet Scott from London—our Champion of [DRIVE]. Scott has an incredible knack for being there for his team. Whether it's answering questions or offering a helping hand, his friendly and helpful attitude never goes unnoticed. 👏 🔴 Last but certainly not least, give it up for Chris from Waterloo—our Champion of [FAMILY]. When public transport came to a halt, Chris stepped in to drive his teammates to and from work. Now that's what family does, right? 🙌 So there you have it, folks! Three champions, each embodying the Riverside values in their own unique ways. We can't wait to see who rises to the occasion next quarter! 🌟 #RiversideMillworkGroup #ChampionOfTheQuarter #Drive #Creativity #FamilyFirst #CommunitySpotlight

There are many short coming in the cannabis industry compared to traditional food manufacturing. While it’s been great to see cannabis companies adopt GMP policies, I wonder how effective these measures actually are. Is anyone monitoring GMP compliance in cannabis production? Does being GMP certified in the cannabis space actually mean anything? Trulieve says they are “cGMP certified”. However Kim Rivers can be seen improperly wearing a hairnet throughout this video. It’s hard to trust that Trulieve is producing a clean product when the company chooses to showcase a video of their CEO wearing a hairnet ineffectivly while in a production area. Any thoughts on GMP compliance in the cannabis space?