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Considering Marriage as a Business

June 4, 2021 By FBN Leave a Comment

Do you know why the wedding band is placed on the fourth finger? The theory is that the fourth finger is the only finger with a vein connected to the heart. In a similar vein of sentiment, movies and television, particular religious dogmas and, frankly, just the general impression that we are given … [Read more...] about Considering Marriage as a Business

Filed Under: Columnists Tagged With: Aspey Watkins Diesel, Business, By Michael Wozniak, divorce, divorce law, law, lawyer, marriage, prenuptial agreement

New Law Affecting Local Patents

June 18, 2012 By Shelley Smithson Leave a Comment

Flight nurse Ryan Heck recalls an all-too-familiar story. It was Memorial Day weekend and a man on the Hopi reservation had suffered a heart attack and needed a helicopter to transport him to the nearest hospital with cardiac facilities. “Flagstaff Medical Center was full,” Heck remembered. “So … [Read more...] about New Law Affecting Local Patents

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Affecting, law, Local, New, new law, Patents

American Invents Act

June 8, 2012 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

June 21, 11:30-1:00 at NACET. Most in the innovation and business communities have heard something about the coming U.S. patent law changes brought by the passage last year of the America Invents Act.As implementing regulations are being published and major aspects of the Act are now nine months or … [Read more...] about American Invents Act

Filed Under: Business Calendar Tagged With: Act, American, bard college, change, international patent, June, law, molecular and cellular biology, patent examination, patent law changes

Legislation Preserving Flagstaff’s Dark Skies

May 11, 2012 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

Governor Jan Brewer has signed into law HB 2543, compromise legislation that protects Arizona’s critical astronomy installations while making reasonable accommodations for new technology in the billboard industry. The Governor had vetoed an earlier bill that she felt placed Arizona observatories at … [Read more...] about Legislation Preserving Flagstaff’s Dark Skies

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: arizona observatories, bill, dark night skies, electronic billboards, faith, kitt peak national observatory, law, Lowell, peak national observatory, placement

Governor Signing State Budget

May 8, 2012 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

“Today, I proudly signed into law a conservative and comprehensive budget plan that adds real resources to our State’s most critical programs, while setting aside dollars for the fiscal challenges that lay ahead. I applaud and commend legislators of both chambers who worked with me in good faith to … [Read more...] about Governor Signing State Budget

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Basis, budget, business incentives, deficit, economic legislation, law, leaving arizona, office, public and private sectors, term prosperity

What are Northern Arizonans Predicting for 2012?

January 20, 2012 By Stacey Wittig Leave a Comment

January always brings customary predictions for what the New Year will hold. While some laugh at Doomsday prophesies based on Mayan calendars, others are concerned about the election year, the economy or business opportunities. One thing is for sure, 2012 offers an abundance of events ripe for … [Read more...] about What are Northern Arizonans Predicting for 2012?

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: ale trail, american democracy, consultant, economy, flagstaff business, grand canyon trust, law, mayan calendars, president, workforce

Tip-A-Cop Special Olympics Fundraiser a Success

January 13, 2012 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

Staff members from the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office, Flagstaff Police Department and Grand Canyon National Park Service send their appreciation to the many community members that made the recent Tip-A-Cop fundraiser at Taverna Greek Grill a huge success. The event occurred on January 9, 2012 and … [Read more...] about Tip-A-Cop Special Olympics Fundraiser a Success

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: coconino county sheriff, community, enforcement, Fundraiser, law, law enforcement torch, olympics torch, people with intellectual disabilities, polar plunge, Sheriff

Top 2011 Small Business Policy Developments

December 30, 2011 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

This week SBE Council issued "Top Policy Highlights and Lowlights for Small Business in 2011," a list of significant policy developments this past year for the nation's small business owners and entrepreneurs. SBE Council President & CEO Karen Kerrigan said the list includes a range of issues … [Read more...] about Top 2011 Small Business Policy Developments

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: Act, business paperwork, Council, highlights and lowlights, karen kerrigan, law, legislation, paperwork elimination act, small business owners, trade

Constituion Week Being Recognized in AZ

September 19, 2011 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

Governor Jan Brewer has issued a proclamation declaring September 17-23, 2011, “Constitution Week” in remembrance of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. “The U.S. Constitution was groundbreaking. It not only established a new government but – more importantly – it set forth the very … [Read more...] about Constituion Week Being Recognized in AZ

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: checks and balances, Constituion, establishment, freedom and democracy, governor brewer, law, Supreme, symbol of freedom, u s constitution, Week

11th Circuit Strikes Individual Mandate from Legislation

August 12, 2011 By techsuperadmin Leave a Comment

Karen Harned, executive director of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Small Business Legal Center, issued the following statement in response to the decision by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals finding the individual mandate in the health care law … [Read more...] about 11th Circuit Strikes Individual Mandate from Legislation

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: 11th circuit court of appeals, 50 state capitals, Circuit, Congress, director, free enterprise system, independent business owners, law, national federation of independent business, ruling

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