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Read our policy By 2024-11-14T11:39:00+00:00 French student and young professional living platform UXCO has invested €35m to acquire two new student residences in the Paris region UXCO has acquired a 128-bed project in Gennevilliers developed in partnership with Nexity and financed by Caisse d’Épargne developed by Perspective Habitat and financed by Société Générale UXCO said it now offers close to 15,000 beds across 77 residences all over France group CEO and president of the UXCO group management board said: “These two strategic acquisitions demonstrate our aim of reinforcing our presence in high-potential areas around Paris and growing our portfolio of quality student residences across France “We’re pursuing the expansion of our two complementary co-living and student brands to offer residents an unparalleled experience while consolidating our market leadership.” To read the latest IPE Real Assets magazine click here.   Copyright © 1997–2025 IPE International Publishers Limited Site powered by Webvision Cloud Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information The Atos SE headquarters in the Bezons suburb of Paris The company now sees revenue of €9.7 billion ($10.7 billion) for 2024, compared with €9.8 billion previously announced, and an operating margin of 2.4% instead of 2.9%, according to a statement on Monday. In the longer term, for 2027, Atos cut its revenue target to €10.6 billion from the €11 billion. On the east side, the one story building with its vegetated roof evokes the roofs of the surrounding houses. The school integrates itself softly to the existing urban grid. The landscape is prolongated all along the plot to the South until the Edouard Vaillant street and come inside the school under the zinc North façade.  © Sergio GraziaThe stone elevation creates inaccessible terraces reminiscent of suspended dry stone gardens and creates the promontory of the elementary school courtyard. This mineral stratification reminds castles, an évoque un château fort, a reassuring and timeless building, full of nature. The new school has a urban façade on Francis de Pressensé path with transparency on ground floor and suspended zinc «box» on first floor.  PlanThe entrance space is large and sheltered, sha- red between infant and elementary school. With the nature coming inside the school through this entrance, the pupils are feeling protected, imagination is smoothly taking place.  © Sergio GraziaThe refectory of each school are both on the ground floor but independant. The multimedia pole is located just between infant and elementary and keeps its autonomy. In addition to the pedagogic garden, there is a greenhouse on first floor, permitting to make gardening pedagogic activities all year.  © Sergio GraziaAll circulations are naturally lit through large and coloured windows. Real materials, durable and robust are used. The courtyard façades are cladded with Larch wood and protected from rain by a roof overhang. This envelop is also efficient, airtight, and its conception includes a maximal insulation to minimize energy losses. The rainwater management is optimized with vegetated roof and terraces. All windows and doors are wood and aluminum.  © Sergio GraziaThermal inertia of the building, strengthened by its concrete base, is valued by night ventilation for summer comfort. The pedagogic greenhouse is used to pre-heat the school air during winter. In addition to integrating the urban options of this new borough to enrich and bring an ambitious renewal for the city This school keeps the promise of simple and clear daily ope- ration It will be a learning place which will leave its place to the imagination You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Bob and Janet Bezon of Salem celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with family on Nov at Regina Coeli Catholic Church in Alliance by the Rev Bezon retired from Salem Community Hospital Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Ohio Inc.: | https://www.salemnews.net | 161 North Lincoln PARIS – French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday denounced the killing of dozens of Algerians during a police crackdown on protests in Paris 60 years ago as “inexcusable” crimes but he stopped short of issuing a formal apology for the massacre “The repression was brutal, violent and bloody,” said a statement from the Élysée Palace Macron attended a 60th-anniversary ceremony in the outskirts of Paris in the presence of relatives of the victims campaigners and veterans of Algeria’s independence movement He respected a minute of silence at the Bezons bridge where the protest started The French president went further than his predecessor François Hollande who had acknowledged in 2012 that Algerian protesters had been killed during a “bloody repression” The exact death toll remains unknown and the scale of the killings were covered up The Élysée acknowledged several dozen were killed after police broke up a rally organized by the National Liberation Front which was fighting against French rule in Algeria Some estimates suggest over 200 Algerians were killed in Paris in total through the autumn of 1961 Witnesses say demonstrators were rounded up by police Some drowned after being thrown into the river Seine The Paris police prefect at the time was Maurice Papon who was later convicted of crimes against humanity over his role in the deportation of Jews during World War II The commemoration takes place at a time of renewed tension between France and Algeria. Macron was recently reported to have described the Algerian government as a “political-military system” that has “rewritten its history” and perpetuates “a hatred of France.” Algeria recalled its ambassador in the wake of the comments and banned French planes from flying over its territory EU executive is planning a two-track approach of incentives and retaliatory measures to convince the White House to strike a deal Paris accused Russia’s Fancy Bear group of conducting cyberattacks on the French president’s campaign team Paris and Berlin have been at loggerheads for years you’re horrible people” and walk away if Moscow or Kyiv don’t play ball ecdm architectes has completed the new city hall of bezons a commune in the suburbs of northwestern paris the building’s most noticeable external feature is a dramatic cantilever which creates a sheltered public space below this architectural statement serves as a bold introduction to visitors arriving from the nearby river seine the building forms part of the region’s ongoing regeneration which will eventually include a host of new businesses and residential properties.  the internal program is arranged around a central atrium that extends upwards staircases and pathways traverse this void connecting the offices on different levels vegetation is found at the lowermost storey with planted trees and other greenery providing a vibrant splash of color against the more restrained materiality of the concrete and glass walls the internal program is arranged around a central atrium staircases and pathways traverse a large void circulation routes connect the various offices on different levels the building will form an important part of the region’s ongoing regeneration the new city hall was completed in late 2015 name: new city hallarchitect: ecdm — emmanuel combarel dominique marrec architecteslocation: bezons franceclient: ville de bezonsarea: 5,300 sqmcompleted: 2015photography: benoit fougeirol AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style The sailor who was convicted of sexually assaulting a sleeping woman will be resentenced because he wasn't able to make a statement at his initial sentencing hearing.  More: Alicia J.U. Medeiros, 42, charged with sending nude photographs to teen on Instagram More: Sailor sentenced to 4 years in prison for sex assault Quinton Andrew Prescott Bezon was convicted of third-degree criminal sexual conduct and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct and sentenced to four years in prison He was charged and went to trial after a woman told police she fell asleep in the bed with him after a night of drinking and woke to him having sex with her Bezon appealed his conviction and asked to be resentenced because the trial court denied him the chance to allocute make a statement to the court before he's sentenced.  Supreme Court of Guam justices on Monday ordered Bezon get a new sentence because the court didn't allow Bezon the opportunity to make a statement.  While the justices ordered Bezon be re-sentenced they upheld Bezon's convictions of third- and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct.  Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Sunday Le Maire didn’t provide an offer price for the proposed deal which includes the company’s supercomputer quantum computing and cyber products operations The annual sales of those businesses are around €900 million ($962 million) On May 21, Haley Bezon was awarded the first ever Annual Award for Innovation, presented by the The Coulombe Center for Health Improvement The event took place at the Oceanside Golf Resort in Boothbay Harbor The Coulombe Center Award for Innovation was created to highlight community partner organizations doing innovative work within the LincolnHealth service area The goal of the award is to build capacity in the community and further develop innovative programs that already exist locally Bezon is the founder and director of the new organization Hearty Roots, https://www.heartyroots.org/ Hearty Roots is a non-profit program designed for kids between the ages of 9 and 15 and outdoor experiences for youth in Mid-Coast Maine.” The Hearty Roots website states the organization is “… an esteem-building outdoor adventure program led by professional counselors and backcountry gurus … guided by the power of relationships kids gain experiences that strengthen resilience and personal growth.” Coulombe Center Program Manager Anni Pat McKenney presented the award She said she and others at Lincoln Health have been talking about how the Coulombe Center can highlight people in the community and pass along funds to serve community work that’s already happening “as part of the mission of the Coulombe Center to be a catalyst for action.” “This nonprofit’s founder has a vision and a passion for getting youth outdoors and empowering each child to find their strengths within themselves.” but brings years of experience to its work partnerships formed with multiple local nonprofits and countless hours dedicated to learning how to best meet the needs of local youth before even one child participated in the program asking them to describe both the founder and the work of Hearty Roots Some of the words she received were: “Committed opportunity and never-ending hope.” She said the words that came to her mind were: “Courageous who works behind the scenes to create ideas to fruition to help our communities from Damariscotta and throughout Lincoln County … if there is something super cool and innovative happening who has been “unwavering and patient holding down the fort” with their family as she picked up and created “another job for myself.” Bezon thanked three foundations for providing funds for her “pipe dream”: The Elizabeth Ann Leach Charitable Trust the Horizon Foundation and the Maine Community Foundation “If I could find out who was on those committees I would hug them probably for an uncomfortable amount of time Before moving to Maine around seven years ago where she worked in outdoor behavioral health running therapy trips in that state She is now a school counselor at Edgecomb Eddy School “I’m on the front line working with kids on a daily basis strengthening social and emotional skill sets helping families overcome barriers that are keeping their child from accessing their education She said the fusion of the two worlds of emotional health support and outdoor camping adventures led her to found Hearty Roots to fill that unmet need for kids in their communities Bezon stated the goal of the program is to equip kids with the skills they need to handle adversity and stress That takes place when “we get the kids off the couch and into nature and into authentic interpersonal relationships.” a check for $2,500 was presented to Bezon and Hearty Roots Bezon said she is grateful for the support and relationships that have been formed over the past year with Midcoast Conservancy Pemaquid Watershed Association and Eleanor Kinney a practicing pediatrician and medical director for the Maine Medical Partners Outpatient Clinics DiGiovanni has a passion for improving health outcomes for children DiGiovanni spoke about his work developing programs to prevent screen for and treat Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) across the MaineHealth Pediatric Service Line DiGiovanni said one in four children in Maine experiences one or more ACEs Nomination applications for next year’s award are available at the Coulombe Center at 6 St Applications need to be completed by March 1 The mailing address for Hearty Roots is P.O. box 302, Bristol, ME. Call (207) 242-1434, or email rootshearty@gmail.com We continue delivering the news our communities need during these ever-changing times If you already subscribe in print or online please subscribe or become an online supporter today New print or eEdition subscriptions are available at a 30% discount (use 'subscribe-to-support' coupon code at checkout) Or become an online supporter for as little as $2.99 per month X Site developed by     Copyright © Yedioth Internet The sailor convicted of sexual assault and who faces four years in prison has asked the island's high court to order a new sentencing hearing because he didn’t have an opportunity to address the court during the last one Supreme Court of Guam justices on Tuesday hearing oral arguments in the appeal by Quinton Bezon More: Sailor found guilty of sexual assault More: Convicted sailor allowed to go home to Cleveland for the holidays Bezon was sentenced to four years incarceration in July 2017 After a night of drinking with a group of mutual friends in October 2015 Bezon fell asleep in a bed at a Tumon hotel next to a woman who he didn’t know before that night Other people in the group had also fallen asleep in different areas of the hotel room The woman woke up to Bezon sexually assaulting her and later that morning she was dropped home and told her wife They went to the police and reported Bezon At the time he was charged Bezon had been stationed in Guam, assigned to the USS Frank Cable Not given the chance to speakBezon was convicted of third-degree criminal sexual conduct and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct The only person who spoke during his sentencing was his victim Bezon’s attorneys in his appeal include Trapp and attorney Joseph Razzano Bezon’s attorneys state Bezon was not given the chance to speak and address the court during sentencing They asked the court to remand the case and order a new sentence Bezon was afforded no opportunity to personally address the court and even though he may have given a statement in the (pre-sentence investigation report) this does not fulfill the mandate imposed by (the law),” the appeal brief stated Trapp and Razzano cited a Guam law that states before the court hands down its sentence the judge is to let the defense lawyer speak on behalf of the defendant and the judge is to address the defendant personally and ask if he wishes to make a statement and give any information The attorneys said Bezon’s substantial rights were affected by the trial court’s error in not asking the Bezon if he wished to make a statement The Office of the Attorney General stated in its briefs that Bezon made statements in the pre-sentence investigation report and they believe his substantial rights were not affected “Here Bezon was able to express himself to the trial court in a previous statement although he did not do so orally at sentencing the error did not ‘implicate core values in the sentencing proceeding,’” the AG’s office stated in its brief The AG’s office stated they think a reversal isn’t required However the AG’s office agreed with Bezon’s attorney that should the Supreme Court of Guam decide on a reversal the high court should remand the case for resentencing The AG’s office said the high court shouldn’t reverse Bezon’s convictions Bezon is expected to be discharged under honorable conditions from the U.S Midcoast Conservancy is delighted to announce the addition of Andrew Bezon to its staff Andrew will take over the position of forest and recreation specialist from Andy McEvoy “Andrew’s wealth of experience and talent is tailor made for Midcoast Conservancy as we grow Hidden Valley Nature Center and continue to build bridges between people and the natural world,” says Executive Director Jody Jones Andrew did his undergraduate studies at the State University of New York at Brockport and received a master’s in educational leadership/experiential education at Minnesota State University in Mankato he worked with at-risk youth in a therapeutic wilderness program and as a wilderness consultant Andy has worked for the Chewonki Foundation most recently as the assistant director of outdoor classroom/summer wilderness trips Andy has extensive experience as an educator of Wilderness First Aid and Wilderness First Responder as an instructor of cross-country skiing and chainsaw safety and is both a certified Maine Physical Education teacher and Registered Maine Guide Andy will be responsible for day-to-day oversight of Hidden Valley Nature Center coordinating Timber Frame Construction and Chainsaw Safety workshops and forestry-related landowner education programs he will oversee trail and building maintenance on all Midcoast Conservancy projects and properties and work to increase access to recreational opportunities for community members “I am committed to helping people develop a relationship with the natural world and am looking forward helping create even more recreation opportunities so people of all ages can enjoy an active lifestyle,” Andy says He is excited to be part of the Midcoast Conservancy mission and to continue what has been started there He is looking forward to putting down roots in the Midcoast community with his family have two young children and live in South Bristol The former sailor convicted of sexually assaulting a sleeping woman won’t get the reduced prison sentence he asked for Judge Michael Bordallo denied Quinton Andrew Prescott Bezon’s request for less time Bezon was initially sentenced to serve four years in prison the Supreme Court of Guam sent his case back to Bordallo for another sentencing Bordallo then sentenced Bezon to four years but suspended two of those years This essentially meant Bezon was re-sentenced to two years.  Bezon has already started serving his time. Recently his lawyer filed a request asking for the judge to further reduce Bezon’s sentence from two years to one year “the court finds that justice for all parties involved will not be upheld if Bezon’s sentence is reduced.” was convicted of plotting to assassinate an Israeli minister A Paris suburb must remove a plaque honoring a convicted Palestinian terrorist Municipal authorities in Bezons were ordered to take down the plaque for Ihrima Majdi Al Rimawi who was convicted in the 2001 assassination of Israeli Tourism Minister Rehavam Zeevi in Jerusalem The judge told the Communist Party-dominated Bezons Council on Dec 19 that it had one month to remove the plaque dedicated to Rimawi who has been associated with several terrorist attacks and is serving a life sentence plus 80 years in an Israeli jail In response to a complaint filed by Sammy Ghozlan of the National Bureau for Vigilance against Anti-Semitism the judge also invalidated the Bezons Council’s February 2013 decision to grant Rimawi honorary citizenship Rimawi’s murder of Zeevi in October 2001 was carried out in the name of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine the group that claimed responsibility for last month’s terror attack at a synagogue in the Har Nof neighborhood of Jerusalem At the Bezons ceremony to honor Rimawi in February 2013 said that Israel is waging a “genocide” against the Palestinians a village in the West Bank where Rimawi lived until he was imprisoned in 2002 Barghouti attended the plaque ceremony last year I’d like to ask you to please support the Forward American Jews need independent news they can trust At a time when other newsrooms are closing or cutting back the Forward has removed its paywall and invested additional resources to report on the ground from Israel and around the U.S rising antisemitism and polarized discourse This is a great time to support independent Jewish journalism you rely on See our full guidelines for more information, and this guide for detail about canonical URLs subject line “republish,” with any questions or to let us know what stories you’re picking up Copyright © 2025 The Forward Association Edited by Pavel Jacomino 2018-06-15 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during the construction phase As part of the extension of the RER E to the west of Paris Paris a crossing of the Seine is to be created upstream of the Bezons viaduct also known as the Pont des Anglais also known as the Pont des Anglais or Pont de la Folie by boaters This sector is considered particularly delicate by boaters in its current current configuration SNCF Réseau therefore wanted to have a manoeuvrability study to assess the impact on traffic during the construction phase and to determine measures to be taken to ensure the safety of the worksite while allowing navigation the presence of two adjoining structures made it necessary to verify the conditions of passage of this new complex by the navigation Cerema uses the Navmer software developed by the Water This software calculates the forces on a vessel from its from its characteristics transmitted via the interface of the software allow the simulated ship to move Cerema was therefore responsible for building the simulation 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Do not hesitate to contact us Quinton Bezon waits to appear before Judge Michael Bordallo on Aug The Supreme Court of Guam has ordered the resentencing of a man convicted of sexually assaulting a woman in July 2015 Quinton Bezon was sentenced to four years in prison in July 2017 after a jury found him guilty of third- and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct He also was ordered to pay $2,000 in court fines The high court affirmed the conviction but reversed Bezon's sentence and remanded him for resentencing Bezon appealed at the Supreme Court under the argument that the Superior Court of Guam did not allow him to make a statement during sentencing He also took to social media, garnering about 1,000 signatures in an online petition for retrial and continued to maintain his innocence shortly after sentencing Bezon did issue a written statement maintaining his innocence in a presentence investigation report but his lawyer said he regretted some statements made in the report The Supreme Court also ordered additional briefings on whether Bezon's attorney during his trial violated Bezon's Sixth Amendment right to make his own defense by "telling the jury that Bezon had had consensual sexual intercourse with the victim even though Bezon insisted that he and the victim had not had sexual intercourse." Chief Justice Katherine Maraman authored the Supreme Court's opinion in the case The justices determined that Bezon's trial lawyer did not violate his client's Sixth Amendment rights "Any alleged disagreement between Bezon and his trial counsel was simply over the best course to attempt to avoid conviction the court ruled that trial counsel did not violate Bezon's right to autonomy in allegedly conceding that Bezon had had sexual intercourse with the victim," the opinion stated the Supreme Court did determine that the trial court committed error in not providing Bezon an opportunity for allocution Email notifications are only sent once a day Poll results are published every Monday in The Guam Daily Post Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open You are visiting us because we have something you value Advertising revenue goes some way to support our mission so we can continue to produce accurate and meaningful journalism An account is an optional way to support the work we do. 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RESTRICTIONS ON UNLAWFUL possession of benzodiazepines and ‘z-drugs’ have been tightened in Ireland New rules under the Misuse of Drugs Act came into effect yesterday and mean there are now stricter prescribing procedures for certain medications told TheJournal.ie: “We know that when changes such as these are implemented there is always the potential for unintended consequences if there is a temporary drought in benzodiazepine and z-type drugs The market will respond and we must also be ready to respond quickly to any new risky drug trend that may emerge “We look forward to a time when legislation is introduced to respond to drug use as a health issue rather than a criminal justice issue That time is not far off – there is a lot of empathy in Ireland for people who use drugs,” Duffin said while Z-drugs include Zopiclone and Zaleplon the Department of Health said the change in law is to “protect public health by bringing certain substances which are open to misuse and known to be traded on the illicit market under the scope of the Misuse of Drugs legislation thereby aiding the law enforcement activities of An Garda Síochána” The department said the legislation will also “allow Ireland to fulfil its obligations and to control new psychoactive substances in accordance with EU directives and international drug control” The Irish College of General Practitioners said the drugs in question will have the same restrictions in place for controlled drugs such as methadone The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland said pharmacists will be required to keep a copy of all prescriptions and any endorsements made for drugs listed under Schedule 4 Part 1 of the Act for two years after the date of supply and mark prescriptions accordingly gardaí and the Road Safety Authority launched their new drug testing regime for drivers Officers can now breathalyse motorists for a range of drugs including cannabis opiates (such as heroin and morphine) and benzos Create an email alert based on the current article (Aljazeera) Israel has strongly criticised a French town after it granted honourary citizenship to a Palestinian convicted in the killing of an Israeli government minister Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor on Monday called the honouring “humanly outrageous to honour a convicted murderer The Paris suburb of Bezons last month honoured Majdi al-Rimawi who was sentenced to life in prison in Israel for his role in the 2001 murder of tourism minister Rehavam Zeevi who had founded the right-wing nationalist Moledet party had advocated the ouster of all Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza Strip The Bezons monthly newsletter cites leftist Mayor Dominique Lesparre as saying honouring Rimawi was a “strong political act” related to the “colonisation of the Palestinian people.” The monthly newsletter stated it was a unanimous decision taken by the Bezons local council to honour Rimawi whose crime was “defending his town and its inhabitants calling for the application of international law for the establishment of Palestine to the 1967 borders as recognised by the United Nations were convicted of Zeevi’s assassination The four are members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine which claimed the assassination was in revenge for the assassination of Abu Ali Mustafa it stated al-Rimawi was “imprisoned for the last 10 years for having participated in the struggles of resistance against the occupation of his country and his fight for freedom.” was presented with the plaque honouring her husband at the ceremony which took place in February 2013 Bezons and Rimawi’s hometown have been sister cities since 2008 Emmanuel Macron on Saturday denounced as an “unforgivable crime” a bloody crackdown on Algerian protesters by police in Paris 60 years ago the strongest recognition by a French president of a massacre in which many bodies were thrown into the River Seine under the orders of then Paris police chief Maurice Papon police attacked a demonstration by 25,000 pro-National Liberation Front (FLN) Algerians protesting against a curfew imposed on Algerians adding that some 12,000 Algerians were arrested Macron attended a ceremony commemorating the anniversary at the bridge at Bezons from where some Algerians had started their march and where many bodies were recovered from the Seine which took place during the war against French rule in Algeria was long denied or concealed by French authorities The first commemorations of the event were organised in 2001 by the mayor of Paris The precise number of victims was never established with some historians putting it at over 200 dead This year’s commemoration takes place amid diplomatic tensions between Paris and Algiers Powered by PageSuite