| Central Park to open
After months of construction, Uptown Station will be hosting the grand opening of Central Park, the citys newest public park, on Saturday. In conjunction with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the park will host an Easter celebration with egg hunts, train rides, a Kids Deal or No Deal game with prizes, photos with the Easter Bunny, a magic show, a rock climb and airbrush artist. Kids can bring their swimsuits to play in the interactive water fountain. The event will start at 1 p.m. That evening, the Family Summer Cinema Night will return at 7:30 in the park. Bring lawn chairs or blankets, but keep the pets and outside food or drink at home. For a schedule of activities, please visit www.uptownstation.com. .
Crowley Newco Corporation Announces Extension of Tender Offer
21/04/2007 00:00:00 Business Wire Crowley Newco Corporation (the "Purchaser") today announced that it has extended the expiration date for its tender offer for shares of common stock of Crowley Maritime Corporation ("Crowley").
On March 19, 2007, the Purchaser commenced a tender offer to purchase all outstanding shares of Crowley common stock that it does not beneficially own at a price of $2,990 per share in cash, net to the seller.
The tender offer was originally scheduled to expire today at 5:00 p.m., New York City time.
The offer will now expire at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on Monday, April 30, 2007, unless extended.
As of 5:00 p.m., New York City time on April 20, 2007, approximately 19,934 shares of Crowley common stock had been tendered to the Purchaser at the price of $2,990 per share, consisting of 19,897 shares tendered and 37 shares in respect of which the Purchaser has received notices of guaranteed delivery.
Arkansas Supreme Court Rules For Wal-Mart
When the case finally gets to court, he'll have to arrive in his orange jump suit (extra, extra large) since he will be in prison by then. Justice is finally on the doorstep! Even if he doesn't get his judgement on this earth, he'll have to answer for his actions someday." jamesk wrote on April 13, 2007 6:35 AM:"Our society seems to excuse all actions if you are rich or well connected enough, meaning that corporations get the free-est ride of them all. We need to decide if our founding fathers were WRONG in their fear of corporations (of which a dismaying portion of our citizens are ignorant) and if they were, then we need to codify their superiority to people. Or, we need to put reigns on the ever-expanding rights and power of corporations." Looks like you might be incorrect wrote on April 13, 2007 7:50 AM:"Where did you see that the Board didn't know their proceedings were being recorded? Be careful with your "statements of facts"" Looks like wrote on April 13, 2007 7:52 AM:"Justice may finally be served!" ex associate wrote on April 13, 2007 7:59 AM:"This will be fun.
Hawk golf's family affair leaves course
As a young child, Zack Anderson remembers sitting in his yard, watching as father Terry Anderson hit golf ball after golf ball.
The tables turned once Zack Anderson entered Iowa; it was Terry Anderson, the college coach, who would do the watching during practice every day.
While the redshirt sophomore described having his father as a coach as a great experience, he said he considered Terry Anderson only as a coach at the course, his father off of it.
"It was nice to share both roles, but as part of the team, I just wanted to be like any other player," Zack Anderson said.
The coach-only mentality that the younger Anderson held on the course aided him through the difficult winter months, with his father's leave of absence and speculation on whether he would return to coaching.
A Beer Garden For Brooklyn?
Last week, Clinton Hill Blog founder Robin Lester posted her findings of a trip taken to the Greenpoint Beer Works, a large brick industrial tucked away on Brooklyn's Waverly Avenue between Fulton and Atlantic. She and another blog reader met up with operations director and brewer Kelly Taylor, who revealed that in addition to filling Greenpoint's regular daily work order for Heartland Brewery, he has also been developing his own small batch beer, Kelso of Brooklyn. Currently, Kelso is only available by the keg, in three lager varieties: Nut Brown, Chocolate, and Kelso Hop. Taylor's web site features a list of local restaurants and pubs that serve Kelso; his ale was also served at last week's unveiling of the world's eighth wonder, the new Whole Foods on the Bowery. Apparently during some part of Clinton Hill Blog's tour of brewery, Taylor mentioned one idea for Kelso's future would be to open up part of the Greenpoint Beer Works space as a beer garden, but mentioned that he was “unsure if people would come." To that end, Lester formed a very ad hoc online exploratory committee in the comments section of her blog, in order to gauge response to the possibility of a beer garden in Brooklyn.
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