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The Hershey Theatre, conceived in 1933 by noted philanthropist and chocolatier Milton S. Hershey, stands as an opulent tribute to the performing arts. Taking architectural cues from Saint Mark's Basilica in Venice, the foyer's towering arches gleam with golden paint and crystal chandeliers. The blue-and-gold mosaic that leads to the main seating area is the masterwork of two German artists who spent two years on its construction. Once inside the theater, audiences might think they've stepped onto the streets of Venice thanks to the atmospheric ceiling, stonework facades, and gondoliers paddling them to their seats. ####Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Music has permeated the 800 manicured acres where the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts has stood since 1969, when farmer Max Yasgur agreed to let love, peace, and harmony grow wild at the very first Woodstock festival. These days, the renowned outdoor venue and cultural center continues to attract the biggest acts in music to its pavilion stage. The open-air design ensures ample ventilation on the natural sloping lawn, and a roof protects up to 15,000 fans from inclement weather and the prying eyes of Cessna pilots.
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Dedicated to exposing local audiences to diverse stories told by artists from around the globe, the Orlando Film Festival attracts film-industry insiders, actors, and audiences for five packed days of movie-centric events. Filmmakers attend many of the festival's screenings to give audience members new perspectives on features or to challenge them to a round of "Trivial Pursuit: Stanley Kubrick Edition." Complimentary drinks and appetizers fuel the energy reserves of VIP-pass holders throughout the festival, but attendees can also find food and drink specials at nearby restaurants and bars.


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Can I Use This Video In My Presentation?
November 14, 2014
At least a few times per year, I receive a call from a client asking if a company employee can use copyrighted material in a presentation. Sometimes the material is a video clip from a movie or television show. Other times the material is music or maybe a comic, and often the employees want […]
Busy week in litigation
November 10, 2014
Our own Keith Anthony has had a busy week in the news, and it's only Monday. Keith has been fighting the good fight for our clients who own Internet cafes and has recently won a case in federal court after five year battle. Check out the articles here: Nags head loses 5-year battle Ex-Sweepstakes operator […]
A Morningstar lunch
November 7, 2014
How do you spend your Friday afternoon at the office? Here at Morningstar we like to relax, smoke some meats, eat good food and enjoy great conversation with each other (and occasionally a little discussion over which team is better). This was our 2nd Annual Morningstar Law Group Tailgate Party!
Global Trends and Impact on Real Estate Industry
November 5, 2014
Mack Paul was recently asked to speak at East Carolina University's Fall Advisory Board Meeting. Mack presented on global trends in the real estate industry to The Industry Advisory Board of the Construction Management Department. The presentation is available for view and download here: Slideshare Presentation
Randy Whitmeyer takes the Wake County Bar Association Championship Division doubles crown
November 4, 2014
Our own Randy Whitmeyer along with Rik Lovett took the crown for the third year in a row in the Wake County Bar Association Championship Division doubles. They recorded a 6-2 win over all the other players. Way to go Randy!
Best Law Firm- 2015
November 3, 2014
Morningstar Law Group is proud to announce its inclusion in the 2015 Best Law Firms list, published by U.S. News & World Report in conjunction with Best Lawyers. Morningstar received a Tier 1 ranking for: Land Use & Zoning Law, Litigation- Land Use & Zoning, Litigation – Real Estate, and Real Estate Law. Morningstar was also ranked […]
Morningstar Law Group has expanded!
October 30, 2014
We are proud to announce that we have expanded out current office space. We are still located on Davis Drive but we have added much needed space in order to better serve our clients!
Women Uplifting Women Gala
October 24, 2014
Mack Paul proudly sponsored The North Carolina Black Women's Empowerment Networks' 3rd Bi-Annual "Women Uplifting Women" Gala held at the Grand Marquee Ballroom this past Sunday evening. A wonderful event and organization we are proud to support. NCBWEN
Argos Groundbreaking
October 24, 2014
Bill Brian, Chairman Elect of the Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce, attended the Argos groundbreaking. A $57M investment said to bring in 236 new jobs. You can read the article posted in the Triangle Business Journal here: Argos Breaks Ground
Managed Service Provider (MSP) Contract Issues
October 15, 2014
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This week show is going to be a show thats open. Which means i will be talking about everything under the sun. Once a montn i, SoapBox Scooter will do a real talk episode where we talk about whatever i want and whatever the callers want, This will be your time to be 100% involved and be heard. so call in at 607-203-5357 and voice your opinion and YOU too can be the Judge of That. This show is all about what the audience wants to talk about.
HERE COMES THE JUDGE! series 3
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What is the story behind Deborah and Barak in Judges chapter 4 & 5? Well we will look at the courageous work of the both of them together in conquering the Canaanites as God commanded in prior chapters. How we coward back because of fear and become useless for the work or call of God, this is not what He has called us to do. According to 2 Timothy 1:7 says "For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind", so Children of God are to take courage, trust and obey the will of God because of his sovereignty. Pastor Michael Crow and Carnita Smith will continue with the study of "Here Comes the Judge!" series 3.
The Judge Review
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AreYouScreening.com and BFCA critic, Marc Eastman, and co-host extraordinaire, Shane Leonard, review The Judge. Robert Downey Jr. and Robert Duvall star in this drama about a son who has to defend his estranged father for murder.
Is this one worth seeing? Critics seem to be all over the map on this one. We'll let you know if you need to head to the theater, and we'll have some interview clips with the stars to share.
We'll also be responding to listener questions, and giving you a quick look at what's coming your way in the next month.
Judge Wyld #Shorts Intro. #Loving Show, How to #think. What you really #Deserve.
Seattle's 1st Man, Judge Wyld, experienced talk show host extends his love and intelligence in short impromptu rants to uplift all parents, singles, churches, athiests, sports fans, teenagers, college kids, politicians, school boards, city councils.... Life deserves to be better through intellect and serious thought about why and what we are doing in all phases of life. Think about what you do. This program doesn't sell anything. It's not an infomercial for CDs or books or a spooky spiritual cosmic wacky fringe experience. It's talk from the heart with great passion to expose everyone to intellect and analyzing skills in every part of their lives. Learnearly in life and apply intelligence and independent thinking throughout life... and have a blast doing it. FUN Humor Love. Judge Wyld
Who are you to Judge??
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There is one family court Judge for tremble, Oldham and Henry Counties. Is justice being done to there families. Are lives being treated properly and constitutionally? We will interview and Michael Pate who believes He could do it a lot better.
Judge Stanley Hill Prepares Youth To Become Powerful Orators For Justice
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As many citizens across the country are reacting with anger to the Grand Jury's decision to file no charges against police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teen Michael Brown, there are those who have launched a proactive strategy in the fight for justice. Judge Stanley Hill has worked for the last several years coordinating the PUSH Excel Oratorical Contest, an event in which youth in grades 1 through 12 memorize some of history's most powerful speeches in the areas of peace and justice. Judge Hill coaches these youth and prepares them to compete in a stimulating and enjoyable rhetorical competition that focuses on the persuasive power of eloquent, inspirational speech. These are the perhaps future lawyers who will present arguments before courts and win cases. What better way to fight back against injustice than to prepare future leaders who can be the orators that awaken their peers to the principles of truth, honor, and righteousness? Some of those whose memorable speeches will be recited by students in the upcoming contest Saturday December 20, 2014 include President Barack Obama, Langston Hughes, Robert Frost, Nikki Giovanni, and The Girl Who Silenced the United Nations for Five Minutes. Judge Hill explains his motivation for empowering these youth with outstanding speaking skills, and what the memorization of such impressive words will do in shaping their character. Later, we'll be joined by organizers in Missouri who reflect on how to take the energy of anger in the protesters and use it to create constructive change across the country.
As the citizens across the country continue to react to the Grand Jury's decision in Ferguson Missouri to file no charges against police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teen Michael Brown,
Did you know There's a U.S. district court judge in Alabama who was arrested in August after his wife called 9-1-1 crying and being audibly beaten by her husband? The police report says the good judge blodied the woman's face and legs and dragged her around the room by her hair. On top of that, his first wife reports he did much the same to her during their marriage. So what's happening? What happens much too often in these cases: he took a plea deal that requires him to see a counsellor once a week for 24 weeks and the whole thing disappears from his record. The community wants him out. The fact is, this man was appointed a judge for life and unless he resigns or is impeached by the U.S. congress, he will still be on the bench hearing cases involving domestic violence and other crimes. And he will sit in judgement of others while his own messy background goes away. Huh?
That's right, no jail time, no conviction, even, eventually, no record of arrest. Is this a guy you want to stand before in a court of law?
This week we are welcoming Staci Zaretsky, an editor of ABOVE the Law, and a contributor to other legal publications such as Judgepedia, Lawyerist, and Ms. JD. She's been featired on various TV and radio programs including CNBC's Power Lunch, HuffPost Live, and Chicago Public Radio. Staci is a gruaduate of Lehigh University and Western New England University School of Law. She has been published in the Western New England Law Review. She is going to help us figure out what this case is about, how it compares to other domestic violence cases, and what's going on with Judge Mark Fuller.
2014 Convocation Speaker Judge Simone Marstiller - 'Stetson will change you'
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The 2014 Convocation keynote speaker was Stetson University double-degree alumna Judge Simone Marstiller. She welcomed incoming and returning students with a talk about Stetson University's positive influence on her life. Stetson, she said, is not just an academically outstanding institution of higher learning, it is a community and a family. "Stetson will nurture you, change you and prepare you for the path that is uniquely yours," she said.
Background on Judge Marstiller:
Born in Monrovia, Liberia, Judge Marstiller earned her Bachelor of Business Administration from Stetson University in DeLand, Fla., and her Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Stetson College of Law in Gulfport, Fla.
In 2010, then-Governor Charlie Crist appointed Judge Marstiller to the First District Court of Appeal. Her varied legal career, which began in 1996, has been exclusively in service to the State of Florida.
Judge Marstiller was serving as executive director for the Florida Elections Commission when she was appointed to the appellate court in 2010. She oversaw the investigation and prosecution of complaints filed with the commission and was the chief administrative officer for the agency.
Prior to that, then-Attorney General Bill McCollum appointed Judge Marstiller associate deputy attorney general for the State of Florida in 2007. She served on the executive management team for the Office of the Attorney General, while serving as the agency's general counsel. She was responsible for overseeing four agency divisions, including the Civil Rights and Opinions Divisions.
St. Joseph's Prep Football vs. Father Judge (CL Semis)
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Prep football looks to defend its Catholic League title with this semifinals game vs. Father Judge. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m., from Plymouth-Whitemarsk HS. Catch all of the action with the WSJP Student Broadcasting Team.
The Social Spitball Show: Judge Mark Davis for North Carolina Court of Appeals
Judge Mark Davis is currently sitting on the second highest court of North Carolina. Having been appointed to the North Carolina Court of Appeals by Governor Perdue, Judge Davis is looking to keep his seat for a full term.
Mark Davis is part of a group that calls themselves Fair Judges for North Carolina. Though Judge Davis cannot delve into any issues that could come before him at the North Carolina Court of Appeals, we are eager to hear what he has to say about the court and how it affects our daily lives.
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Old Guys at #Dennys, #Judging is Good, Open to Thinking, #Married #Women @ #Mall
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This Show Topics: Pocket Pool, Old Guys at #Dennys, #Judging Others is Good, Open to #Thinking / #Change, #Married #Women Midweek Midday at #Mall, Michael #Medved.
Listen to the track record of shows and enjoy. Judge Wyld, host of the The Judge Wyld Show on KAVD 103.1 FM is now on BTR. Judge Wyld rants on the many subjects that make your life shallow and stressful. Call in and clash ideas with Judge on Politics, Holidays, Relationships, Parenting, Spirituality, Life, Death, Health, Working, Job, Career, Music, Movies, Law and more! Judge Wyld reserves the right to be judgmental ABOUT YOU. Guaranteed that you are judging Judge Wyld right now!
HERE COMES THE JUDGE! series 1
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Though the main point of the book of Judges is "GOD CAN BE COUNTED ON NOT ONLY TO JUDGE AND PUNISH SIN BUT ALSO TO FORGIVE AND RESTORE THOSE WHO REPENT", Pastor Michael Crow and Carnita Smith will expose and expound on some rich nuggets through Judges chapers 1-4. Keep your ears tuned to the teaching principles of God through the leaders he raised up to lead the Iraelites to victory and their continual relapes to sin. Point by Point views of "Human Failures" and " The Power of Prayer".
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Updated: 09/03/2013 - A St. Louis-based Catholic health care provider has finalized its merger with a Wisconsin health company.
Updated: 09/03/2013 - A St. Louis-based Catholic health care provider has finalized its merger with a Wisconsin health company.
Posted: 09/03/2013 - Health care advocates are calling into question rate information released by Gov. Scott Walker's administration showing dramatic price increases for insurance plans to be sold through the new marketplace established under the federal health care law.
Posted: 08/29/2013 - A federal judge says the NFL and more than 4,500 former players want to settle concussion-related lawsuits for $765 million.
Posted: 08/28/2013 - Milwaukee may have recorded its first heat-related death of this week's heat wave.
Updated: 08/28/2013 - Experts remind movers and students to watch out for bed bugs this time of year.
Posted: 08/28/2013 - A massive statewide database of health care claims years in the making is set to go public in 2014, allowing Wisconsin residents to do comparison shopping before they choose a doctor or schedule surgery.
Posted: 08/28/2013 - Wisconsin residents pay more for health care than those in many other states, but they often receive higher quality care too.
Posted: 08/27/2013 - All Public Health – Madison & Dane Co. offices and clinics will be closed all day Friday, August 30th due a Dane County furlough day.
Updated: 08/27/2013 - The rejection of Medicaid expansion by more than half of the states will disproportionately affect rural residents.
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Posted: 08/25/2013 - Forty-two of Wisconsin's rural hospitals could lose special Medicare payments under a proposal by a federal fiscal watchdog agency.
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Posted: 08/16/2013 - The state of Wisconsin will be sending letters next month to Medicaid recipients who will be losing their coverage under Gov. Scott Walker's budget.
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Early signing period goes quietly
No big signing period moment, but still some stories worth mentioning
Think of the early signing period as a trip to the ice cream shop, and after you got all worked up over the possibilities of 31 flavors, they handed you vanilla. Translation: This early signing period had no flavor.
And there's no guarantee the second serving will be any better than the first. Barring a rash of coaches being fired and players defecting, the spring period isn't shaping up to be any more flavorful. And what will a nation of recruiting junkies do now that zero ESPN top-25 prospects remain on the board? In fact, 94 members of the ESPNU 100 hitched their wagons to college programs this period. Now, there's absolutely nothing wrong with players signing early. In a time in which players decommit regularly, it's good to see players honor their commitments. Still, it's just a little different that all but six players made their decisions already. Last year, four of the top 10 players were still available.
Typically on the opening day of the early signing period, there's a major announcement that creates buzz for the next few days. This time around, there was no signature signing day moment. The biggest news of the opening salvo was the decommitment of center Michael Chandler (Indianapolis/Lawrence North) from Xavier. Chandler, ranked No. 51, remains on the board for the spring.
LaQuinton Ross (Burlington, N.J./Life Center) also made the front page as he held off on signing with Ohio State. Three days later, however, he visited Columbus and officially became a Buckeye. Thad Matta closed the period by plucking center Amir Williams (Birmingham, Mich./Country Day) over Florida, giving him two wins over the Gators in two days.
The real action on the high school scene took place at the notary public last week. Dom Pointer informed us he's now Sir Dom Pointer. Down in Georgia, Kentavious Caldwell added "Pope" to his last name.
We've spent the past seven days singing the praises of Kentucky's No. 1 class and marveling at the resurgence at Rutgers. We've covered each of St. John's 51 commitments (OK, the Red Storm signed only eight, but it seemed like more). The basketball community heaped praise on Duke and Austin Rivers. But now it's high time we hit the highlights of a few less-publicized additions.
Sneaky like a Fox
Mark Fox signed the best player in Georgia. The addition of Caldwell-Pope (Greenville, Ga./Greenville) merits conversation. The state of Georgia kicks out a significant number of players on a yearly basis, and Fox, in his second year, was viewed as an outsider to the SEC. Caldwell-Pope and the continued emergence of Trey Thompkins should arm Fox with the street cred in-state to be a factor against Georgia Tech and the SEC invaders.
Gator aid
Florida's Billy Donovan invested a significant amount of time in Brad Beal (St. Louis/Chaminade), going as far as Germany this past summer to demonstrate his commitment. Behind the scenes, this one wasn't a slam dunk, as whispers proceeded through the fall that Beal might take a peek at Missouri or Kansas. To his credit, ESPN's No. 8 prospect never wavered and signed with the Gators quickly on the opening day of the period.
Catching a Z
The Zeller family has been down this road before, as they've sent McDonald's All-Americans to Notre Dame and North Carolina. Cody Zeller (Washington, Ind./Washington) didn't want the spotlight, but when your finalists are Indiana, North Carolina and Butler, plus you're the highest-rated player on the board, it's difficult to duck the cameras. Zeller meant the most to the Hoosiers' Tom Crean, and the cream and crimson of Indiana kept one of their own in-state. This is a résumé builder for Crean.
Seeing green
Michigan State looks good this season, but like many of the current elites, it will experience significant offseason losses. Tom Izzo has Adreian Payne, but he'll lose producers in Kalin Lucas and Durrell Summers. Enter Branden Dawson (Gary, Ind./Lew Wallace). Dawson is exactly the tough-minded wing Izzo wins with regularly. This past summer, to the astonishment of many, Dawson routinely knocked down his deep jumper, only adding to the importance of him picking Izzo's program.
The other guy
The culture of today's game often hinges around rankings and hype, neither of which seems to matter much to Kyle Wiltjer (Portland, Ore./Jesuit). No. 16 in ESPN's rankings, he's merely the fourth-ranked recruit in Kentucky's No. 1 class. He's always the last guy anyone talks about in relation to John Calipari's haul of players, which includes second-ranked Anthony Davis (Chicago, Ill./Perspectives Charter), third-ranked Michael Gilchrist (Somerdale, N.J./St. Patrick) and sixth-ranked Marquis Teague (Indianapolis, Ind./Pike), but he might be the most excited to get to Lexington. Wiltjer is selfless, skilled and ready to battle for playing time. In short, his attitude and self-awareness are going to take him places in the SEC and beyond.
Dave Telep is the senior basketball recruiting analyst for ESPN.com. His college basketball scouting service is used by more than 225 colleges and numerous NBA teams. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Don't forget to follow him on Twitter.
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Injecting diesel fuel into oil and gas wells (and drinking water)? FRAC that!
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According to the House Energy and Commerce committee, the three largest hydraulic fracturing companies may be using diesel fuel or diesel-based solutions, along with other hazardous chemicals, in their hydraulic fracturing fluids.
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Yesterday a bill that would allow citizens to stop polluters from polluting took a big step towards becoming law.
The New Mexico House Judiciary Committee passed Private Action to Enforce Environmental Statute - HOUSE BILL 259.
It goes to the House floor this afternoon; then it's on to the Senate. If it passes the whole legislature, the Governor will certainly sign it into law.
More good news. The New Mexico legislature also killed a ridiculous proposal by drilling industry champions. Industry wanted to punish communities who regulated oil & gas drilling by prohibiting them from receiving taxes generated by drilling. Only if a community let industry run wild would they get severance tax revenue. Fortunately, that proposal died (was tabled) a well deserved death this week.
This is a big deal nationwide because New Mexico is a bellwether for the entire country. Good drilling laws and regulations in New Mexico will influence other states wrestling with similar issues -- like New York and Pennsylvania.
Thanks to everyone that made calls and donated to help counter industry's initiatives.
Stay tuned for more updates. Things are looking good, but the fight is not over.
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Just in time for Valentine's Day, No Dirty Gold issues a report card for jewelers
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February 11, 2010
UPDATE (2/11): The scorecard and grade for Jostens has been corrected on 2/11/10, to reflect their signing of the Bristol Bay Protection Pledge.
When consumers buy jewelry, they don't want their purchase to underwrite environmental destruction; they don't want to support throwing people out of their homes; they don't want their wedding rings to cause the pollution of drinking water.
But consumers have little reliable assurance about the origins of their jewelry purchases.
Although there have been several steps in the right direction in the six years since the No Dirty Gold campaign was launched.
Today we released Tarnished Gold? Assessing the jewelry industry's progress on the ethical sourcing of metals. It evaluates the efforts made by jewelers towards responsible sourcing of precious metals. It is based on responses to a survey sent to the jewelers that had signed on to No Dirty Gold's Golden Rules of Responsible Mining by mid-February 2009, and ot other large jewelry retailers who sold jewelry worth more than $100 million.
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Downtown hotels are cashing in on the Grand Prix of Baltimore as overnight guests stay for Labor Day weekend.
The Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor at Camden Yards is one of the hotels booked solid through the weekend. Tim Mayer, the race's general manager, said both the Hilton and Hyatt are more than 90 percent full.
Skip Cerf, operations director for the Marriott, said the hotel filled at the last minute, during the week leading up to the race. It helped that the 524-room Marriott is the headquarters hotel for Andretti Sport Marketing.
Sell-out nights are not limited to hotels directly adjacent to the track, although many hotels further from the action are not booked the entire weekend.
The Four Seasons is oversold for the weekend with both Grand Prix guests and other large groups, according to Audrey Slade, a spokeswoman for the hotel.
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Occupancy rates for Friday and Sunday will not be as high — around 75 percent to 80 percent for the 300-room hotel, he said.
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Former Camden High School standout India Robinson was named to the 2012 All-Southern Conference Women's Soccer second team.
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Millen Jenkins County, approximately fifty miles south of Augusta, and is the county seat. The earliest settlement in the area, dating back to 1835, Millen was originally called "79" due to its approximate distance from Savannah. At the time, the settlement straddled the line between Burke and Screven counties.
The driving force behind the development of Millen was the railroad boom that swept Georgia in the 1840s and 1850s. In 1854 the Central of Georgia Railway, originating from Savannah, and the Georgia Railroad, originating from Augusta, connected at 79. Soon the town became known as Millen's Junction,
During the Civil War (1861-65) a site for a prison camp to house Union soldiers was chosen just outside of Millen's Junction. Fort Lawton was built in what is today Magnolia Springs State Park; the location was favorable because of its easy access to water, which was supplied by the springs, and because of its proximity to the railroad. On December 3, 1864, Sherman's March to the Sea passed through Millen. Prior to the arrival of Union forces, Confederate soldiers evacuated the
After the war, the town was rebuilt. In 1881 the city, now called Millen, was incorporated by an act of the state legislature. As the town began to grow, residents in and around Millen began to lobby for the creation of their own county. The city was oddly positioned at almost the exact corner of four very large counties: Bulloch, Burke, Emanuel, and Screven. The county lines of Burke and Screven ran directly through the center of town, which made it difficult for horse and wagon. In 1905 the state legislature created Jenkins County. Millen was named the county seat, and a courthouse was built there in 1910.
According to the 2010 U.S. census, the population of Millen was 3,120. Today Millen's economy is based primarily on agriculture, agribusiness, and forestry resources. The town has its own hospital, Jenkins County Hospital, and is the site for the county's schools.
Residents celebrate a fall festival, known as the Fair on the Square, each October at the courthouse square. The festival consists of arts and crafts and games for children. Nearby Magnolia Springs State Park offers a freshwater aquarium and a variety of opportunities for recreation that include hiking, biking, swimming, and fishing.
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The Pago Group's establishment in Elancourt near Paris specialises in the manufacture of Pagomedia labels (leaflet and booklet labels). Self-adhesive labels are also produced here. In Germany and Swit-zerland, the Pago Group operates two other major production plants, which manufacture the same label and Pagomedia specialties. As a result of the on-going structural changes in this specific market area Pago is planning to relocate production from France to these two sites in order to create synergies and strengthen market performance from which French customers will also benefit. Customer service and market canvassing will continue to be the responsibility of French label specialists belonging to our field service.
With the situation being accentuated by the economic crisis and given the absence of any indications that a change would bring about a positive development of the market positioning, the Pago Group had to review the state of affairs of its subsidiary's establishment in Elancourt. Various options to continue the operation had been examined in detail. Unfortunately, none of them proved to be suitable to ensure a long-term and sustainable continuation of a separate label manufacturing. Therefore the decision was finally taken to relocate production from Elancourt to the big Pago sites in Germany and Switzerland. The resulting closure of the Elancourt establishment will affect 54 employees with the representatives of whom a wide-ranging social compensation plan has been agreed.
The manufacturing centres in Germany and Switzerland have comprehensive production techniques and are able to meet the needs of existing French customers. For example, the Swiss production site has qualified for GMP certification pursuant to ISO 15378 since December 2009. Production facilities in Germany and Switzerland are already back up centres for the Elancourt works and benefit from proven experience of label and Pagomedia manufacture for all branches of industry.
Following the relocation of manufacturing, the Pago Group will continue to provide its customers in France with a strong, modern and innovative production facility which meets high quality standards and assures ex-tremely reliable delivery. Pago continues to attach great importance to personal service for customers in France which will still be provided as it has been up to now.
The Pago Group also operates a branch establishment for nationwide sales and service of labelling machinery at Décines-Charpieu near Lyon. This business unit will remain part of the Pago SA company and will continue to focus on all areas of labelling technology on the French market.
About PagoThe Pago Group is a world leading system supplier of labels and labelling technology and handles all aspects of labelling: self-adhesive labels, Pagomedia, leaflet labels, sleeves as well as labelling machinery and labelling software. The activity area comprises all branches with the main focus on hair and body care, pharmaceuticals and chemicals, the food and beverages industry and logistics. With headquarters in Switzerland, the Pago Group employs over 1,100 persons and operates production plants, branch establishments and participations in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, France, England, Romania, Italy and Thailand. There are also close cooperation partnerships in other European countries and in Asia, Russia, North and South America.
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