Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Each of our funeral homes offers a complete range of services in tastefully decorated Professionally trained and licensed staff members stand ready to provide sensitive caring service and strive to exceed the expectations of each and every family.Our communities are wonderfully diverse in religious beliefs Our staff truly appreciates these differences and our training includes heartfelt understanding and respect for the special needs of all whom we serve Hartford | Windsor | Poquonock | Granby | Suffield | South Windsor | Rockville | Vernon | Avon© Carmon Community Funeral Homes | Funeral Home Website Design By Frazer Consultants & TA Your browser may not work with certain site. Upgrade now. Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More Pat Fahy (D-Albany) is thrilled by the $400 million for the revitalization of downtown Albany that Gov Kathy Hochul has said will remain in the enacted state budget But another development plan remains on Fahy’s to-do list Only this one hasn’t received the same attention from the governor The first-term senator and other Capital Region legislators are sponsoring a bill to overhaul seven acres of the Wadsworth Lab on the Harriman State Office Campus in Albany The proposal would require a mixture of housing Fahy told Capital Tonight that she hopes any new design “gets us out of the 1960s” and evolves beyond what she calls “a parking lot district." Cleveland, OH , April 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Oxford Harriman & Company is proud to announce that Bill Bolas has been named to the Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors list for 2025 in Ohio presented by Forbes in partnership with SHOOK Research recognizes the top-performing wealth advisors across the country based on a rigorous methodology focused on qualitative and quantitative criteria and a commitment to best practices in wealth management Senior Managing Director & Partner at Oxford Harriman & Company recognized among Forbes' 2025 Best-In-State Wealth Advisors for Ohio As a Senior Managing Director & Partner at Oxford Harriman & Company Bill Bolas brings decades of experience helping individuals and families navigate their financial futures with confidence and clarity Known for his client-first approach and deep understanding of complex financial strategies Bill has built a reputation for excellence in service and results “We are thrilled to see Bill recognized by Forbes and SHOOK Research,” said Dennis Barba We believe “this honor is a testament to Bill’s extraordinary dedication to his clients and the values we hold dear at Oxford Harriman He exemplifies the very best of our practice.” President of Oxford Harriman & Company also praised Bill’s achievement: “Bill’s ability to listen deeply and guide clients through life’s most important financial decisions is what makes him so deserving of this award He represents the gold standard in our profession and we are incredibly proud to have him as part of our leadership team.” The Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors list was developed by SHOOK Research through an independent algorithm-based process designed to highlight those advisors who demonstrate exceptional credentials Thousands of nominations are vetted each year making this one of the most competitive awards in the financial services industry 2025 Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors; Awarded April 2025; Data compiled by SHOOK Research LLC based on the time period from 6/30/23- 6/30/24 (Source: Forbes.com) The Forbes Best-in-State Wealth Advisors rating algorithm is based on the previous year's industry experience revenue and other criteria by SHOOK Research This rating is not related to the quality of the investment advice and based solely on the disclosed criteria See list of winners Oxford Harriman & Company is a practice designed to help investors accumulate and transfer wealth through a collaborative and strategic approach Serving the financial and wealth management needs of a select group of clients the practice provides a comprehensive approach to private wealth management that helps to chart a course based on focus Oxford Harriman & Company is part of the Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network About Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network the independent contractor business model of Wells Fargo Wealth & Investment Management (WIM) has offered financial advisors more control and growth around business ownership as well as support from one of the nation’s largest financial institutions WIM provides financial products and services through various bank and brokerage affiliates of Wells Fargo & Company Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network a registered broker-dealer and non-bank affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company Any other referenced entity is a separate entity from WFAFN Oxford Harriman & Company https://oxfordharriman.com Dennis P dennis@oxfordharriman.com 216-755-7150 3201 Enterprise ParkwaySuite 400Beachwood We’d like to share more about how we work and what drives our day-to-day business How we use your information depends on the product and service that you use and your relationship with us To learn more about how we handle and protect your data, visit our privacy center Read our editorial policy to learn more about our process Reserve Your Seat Register for Zoom Webinar Watch on YouTube This conference presents and discusses the first public findings from a project supported by Columbia’s Harriman Institute and the Carnegie Corporation of New York on “Russia After Putin.” Rather than trying to predict how or when Russian President Vladimir Putin will eventually leave the halls of Kremlin power our goal is to assess what will happen inside Russia in the aftermath of his inevitable departure and what the implications will be for Russia and the world This conference brings together top academic analysts with deep knowledge of particular sectors of the Russian political system to think extensively about what kinds of actions people from those sectors would likely take to further their own interests and preferences in that future situation—and then to think together about potential interaction effects between those political sectors NY 10027 212-854-4623 harriman@columbia.edu Sign up to receive Harriman Institute news and updates about events © 2023 Columbia University    Accessibility    Nondiscrimination 2025 – Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an arrangement with MUFG Investor Services a division of Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation (MUTB) under Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group for the provision of enhanced securities lending services to BBH’s Asset Manager and Financial Institutions clients globally MUTB offers a wide breadth of securities lending servicing capabilities BBH clients will benefit from a sophisticated securities lending product offering including expanded market coverage and industry-leading indemnification backed by Japan’s largest banking group MUTB is highly focused on delivering an optimal client experience BBH and MUTB are developing an integrated model across our workflows MUTB will provide best-in-class securities lending capabilities and trading strategies including fixed income market coverage and collateral flexibility BBH will be responsible for coordination between BBH and MUTB to ensure seamless integration in the delivery of custody and securities lending services for BBH clients going forward “This cooperative model with MUTB enhances BBH’s position as the custodian and administrator of choice for the world’s most sophisticated asset managers and financial institutions,” said Chris Gothard Partner responsible for BBH’s Markets offerings “Our strategy is to focus on the solutions where we can deliver premier service and scale our business through the creation of strategic relationships where it makes sense for our clients We know our clients will benefit from the best-in-class securities lending services offered by MUTB in combination with BBH.”   “We are extremely pleased and honored to have the opportunity to collaborate with BBH in securities lending The philosophy and values of our two respective securities lending programs have always been similar in that we both provide high-touch world class service to a relatively small number of sophisticated institutional investors We look forward to continuing to offer the same high standards of service while also providing additional capabilities and options for BBH clients,” said Tim Smollen EVP and Global Head of Global Securities Lending Solutions at MUFG Investor Services Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) is a global financial services firm known for premium service and specialist expertise We have a 200-year track record helping clients innovate and navigate complex financial markets Our 6,000 employees serve clients and their investments in over 90 markets across BBH’s 18 offices we are uniquely built to put clients first and create success that lasts BBH Investor Services is a leading provider of asset servicing and operating model solutions to global asset managers and financial institutions Our asset servicing solutions include custody Our operating model solutions solve platform and connectivity challenges across open-architecture operating models enhance operational efficiency and resiliency About Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation (“BBH”) may be used to reference the company as a whole and/or its various subsidiaries generally This material and any products or services may be issued or provided in multiple jurisdictions by duly authorized and regulated subsidiaries This material is for general information and reference purposes only and does not constitute legal tax or investment advice and is not intended as an offer to sell Any reference to tax matters is not intended to be used for purposes of avoiding penalties under the U.S marketing or recommendation to third parties All information has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable and reliance should not be placed on the information presented or any of the content disclosed to third parties All trademarks and service marks included are the property of BBH or their respective owners you are leaving Brown Brothers Harriman & Co This link is provided for informational purposes only is not responsible for the content within this linked site and no endorsement of their content is implied If you are leaving to view a video on a third-party website the views expressed in the video are as of the date in the broadcast The positions expressed in this material are those of the author and may or may not be consistent with the views of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co and its subsidiaries and affiliates ("BBH") and are intended for informational purposes only Information contained herin is based upon various sources believed to be reliable and are subject to change without notice these positions are not intended to predict or guarantee the future performance of any currencies or markets This material should not be construed as research nor should it be considered information sufficient upon which to base an investment decision BBH is not affiliated with the third-party site by Ariana St Pierre Maine (WGME) -- Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey has ruled a trooper was justified he shot and killed a man in Old Orchard Beach in July 2024 Maine State Police said 38-year-old Christopher Harriman of Limerick was shot and killed by Trooper Ryan Phillips in Landry's Shop N’ Save parking lot on July 9 after troopers responded to a report that Harriman was in a black Escalade and making suicidal threats and threats to others at the Kennebunk rest area on the Maine Turnpike Harriman led them on chase before allegedly pointing a firearm out the window towards officers He was later found in Landry's Shop N’ Save parking lot in Old Orchard Beach Maine State Police said officers tried to negotiate with Harriman and convince him to surrender as he stood outside his vehicle police said Harriman reached in his vehicle He was then shot and killed by Trooper Phillips The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner said Harriman died from a single gunshot wound to the upper right side of his back Harriman threatened officers and was openly hostile towards them Trooper Phillips reasonably believed Harriman was posing an imminent threat of serious bodily injury or death when he shot him “All facts and circumstances point to the conclusion that Trooper Phillips reasonably believed he was acting in self-defense and defense of others at the time he used deadly force,” Frey said in a report Harriman had a criminal record dating back to 2004 Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Michelle “Shelley” Harriman Sloger to Sherman Harriman and Genie (Farley) Harriman She graduated from Tascosa High School in 1966 After attending Amarillo College for a year Shelley moved to Austin to attend the University of Texas She graduated May 1970 with a bachelor’s degree in French and English with a minor in Spanish She had dreams of being a translator for the UN Shelley worked for Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch for 27 years Shelley loved her children and grandchildren fiercely She was the biggest cheerleader in all their endeavors She enjoyed watching them perform in theater When someone would ask her “Do you want to go…” she’d jump in and ask “When and where?” She was an active member of Beta Sigma Phi for almost 50 years.  The family wants to especially thank Mary Carrasco and the staff of Mary’s Place for loving and caring for Shelley in the final stage of her life And for dancing with her any time the music started She is preceded in death by her husband and her parents nephews Gabriel Harriman and Wesley Sloger (Sana) A memorial service will be held at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors donations can be made to Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch 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 Preceded in death by Donna Lea Davis Harriman Joanna Miller (husband Mike) of Colorado Springs and Gary Harriman (Raymond Garrett Harriman “Ray” had 90 very full years of being a devoted husband and a caring father He was proud to have served his country in the US Air Force for 18 years.  He will be missed by all with whom he came in contact and became part of their lives Obituaries | Dec 31 (“Bill”) Harriman passed away peacefully in his home after struggling privately and gracefully with two forms of cancer for almost 25 years Bill was an avid athlete; he loved baseball and was on the Middlebury Ski Team for four years where he worked construction and was a ski pro He loved mentoring and training the young racers some of whom went on later to compete in the Olympics He then was named the Chief of Course for the Aspen World Cup from 1981-86 fine homebuilding company that completed many challenging projects including award-winning homes In the process of bringing an owner’s dream to reality Bill was always most interested in the ongoing relationships he had with clients He was well-respected and known for his integrity He had an adventurous spirit and loved to travel the world actively exploring cities and trekking mountains with his wife while connecting and sharing life experiences with new friends Golf was one sport Bill could still do in the last year and was always challenged and frustrated by how he could be so good one day (or hole) and so bad the next He loved his men’s groups and always looked forward to playing and commiserating with the guys Bill was the consummate rock of a dad and adored his two sons He never missed an opportunity to be there as a support for them in any way he could Michael Stege (Cory) and Matt Stege (Katy) A Celebration of Bill’s life will be held in the spring Donations may be made in his name to RoaringForkInsight.org or Aspen Valley Land Trust (avlt.org) Readers around Aspen and Snowmass Village make the Aspen Times’ work possible Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality your support is critical to help us keep our community informed about the evolving coronavirus pandemic and the impact it is having locally Each donation will be used exclusively for the development and creation of increased news coverage What's your favorite spring task around the house View Results Village of Harriman residents have an election coming up on Tuesday at the Village of Harriman building (1 Church Street Residents will vote for village mayor and two trustee seats Current Deputy Mayor Wayne Mitchell is running for the mayoral position and incumbents Reyna Sandoval and Golam Sarker are the sole candidates running for the trustee positions Each candidate will be running for a two-year term Each candidate was asked to share a bit about themselves I decided to run for office because I deeply care about our village and want to see it thrive This community has given so much to my family I want to help create a better future for them and all residents Serving in this role is a meaningful way to give back ensuring that our village remains a great place to live I believe that by contributing my time and effort I can help make a positive difference and address the needs of our community What experience do you have that makes you qualified for this position I have been actively involved in our community as a member of the zoning board for four years where I helped guide responsible development and land use decisions I understand the importance of maintaining our village’s quality of life I recognize the need for responsible financial decisions that benefit our community with over 15 years of operations experience and support initiatives that enhance our village I am committed to ensuring our community continues to thrive Please sum yourself up in 10 words or fewer: I have lived in this great community for the last 22 years I have decided to run for office to improve the quality of life of the people of the town I am committed to making sure that taxpayers’ money is spent prudently while improving services What experience do you have that makes you qualified for the position I have served as a Zoning Board of Appeals member for over two years During my tenure I engaged myself in resolving many applications of the village residents who asked for the variances I have been serving as a trustee of the village board for the last six months I have been involved in many decision-making processes to improve the quality of services we are committed to providing residents and commitment make me a well-qualified candidate for the position honest individual who values the community My motivation for running for mayor of the Village of Harriman is simple: it gives me the opportunity to continue my commitment to the Village this community has been home to my family and me I am dedicated to supporting our community and contributing to making it better I was responsible for overseeing the completion of the new Village Hall I am proud of my contribution to various initiatives including negotiating fair and equitable contracts with the police department and the CSEA I have engaged in hiring multiple positions within the Village of Harriman to ensure we provide the quality services our residents expect I have a lifelong commitment to public service and have been able to draw upon my practical experiences she still divides opinion – was she a smart power player or "shameless" and "repellent" You could call her by her six names: Pamela Beryl Digby Churchill Hayward Harriman – a British aristocrat who ended up a Washington power player and the US ambassador to France having touched many famous lives in 20th-Century politics and culture her father-in-law Winston Churchill engaged her as "his most willing and committed secret weapon" (as a new biography puts it) and during World War Two she wined winning them over to the British cause against the Nazis as she interacted with public figures including the Kennedys Nelson Mandela and Truman Capote – who eventually satirised her in his fiction More than 27 years have passed since Pamela Harriman suffered a fatal brain hemorrhage while swimming in the pool at Paris's Ritz Hotel as evidenced by the varied reactions to Sonia Purnell's new biography Kingmaker: Pamela Harriman's Astonishing Life of Power the book reads as an appreciation of an influential life lived boldly Others find it unduly praising of a woman who used sex to advance herself and whose political impact Born to a cash-strapped baron in 1920, and bred to "marry well", Pamela failed to find a husband during her first London "season" in 1938. Nancy Mitford, the most sharp-tongued of the famous Mitford sisters described the teenage Pam as a "red-headed bouncing little thing" Convinced he'd be killed in the war which had just been declared Purnell writes: "He didn't love her.. but she looked healthy enough to bear his child." Pamela eager to escape a deathly-dull life with her parents in deepest Dorset treated her contemptuously before and after she gave birth to baby Winston But once her father-in-law became prime minister in May 1940 Pamela landed in the room where everything happened "Nobody ever had a chance to see politics as much from the inside as I did," she said later Britain at that time stood alone against the Nazi war machine and Churchill urgently needed transatlantic aid polling revealed that the US electorate was even less keen than before to join the Allied cause the royals' favourite photographer) grace the cover of Life then the US's largest-circulation magazine He also had his ally Lord Beaverbrook fund a new wardrobe for her She flattered the first envoy who Roosevelt sent to Britain And when wealthy Averell Harriman came to London in March 1941 to administer the aid program the lifeline Churchill so desperately needed Pamela made a point of getting to know him After Pamela, then 21, embarked on an affair with the married Harriman, 49, the Prime Minister, eager to learn what Harriman was saying and doing, would debrief Pamela over late-night two-handed card games. Reviewing Kingmaker for The Times Roger Lewis dismisses the idea that Pamela fed her father-in-law vital intelligence and describes her as a "a mercenary sex obsessive" professor of history at the University of Connecticut and author of Roosevelt's Lost Alliances: How Personal Politics Helped Start the Cold War tells the BBC: "Pamela was a tremendous asset to Churchill given the importance of information in wartime To think otherwise is to be ignorant of the history • Inside the English countryside home of Lee Miller • 'We weren't afraid': Britain on the brink of WW2 • Nine items of clothing that define Britishness Purnell doesn't dispute Harriman's sexual exploits, recalling in Kingmaker how she became known as "the greatest courtesan of her era". Journalist Harrison Salisbury famously recalled that during World War Two in London, "sex hung in the air like a fog" So Pamela was hardly unusual in falling into bed with a new partner though she was probably an outlier in the frequency with which it happened The (partial) list of her lovers included Edward R Murrow the CBS broadcaster ("This is London") who was on General Dwight D Eisenhower's staff What information Pamela passed on to Churchill – or what he requested she tell the powerful Americans with whom she was intimate – remains unknown Purnell writes: "Her pillow talk was reaching the ears of leaders and influencing high-level policy on both sides of the Atlantic." In his review Lewis brands this as "hyperbole" although it is notable that when Randolph Churchill eventually learned of his wife's adultery with Harriman he berated his parents for their complicity These paramours financed her luxurious lifestyle a successful Broadway and Hollywood producer to leave his glamorous wife Nancy – nicknamed "Slim" – for her and relied on him as an escort and confidant – until he went public with their secrets in part because she was a figure of suspicion in her crowd to get and keep a man," Leamer tells the BBC and she turned out to be a terrific wife." Hayward's career and health declined precipitously in the decade after he married Pamela who in her best-selling memoir Haywire accused Pamela of absconding with some family jewellery (along with other misdemeanours) acknowledged this "Pamela had a great gift: she understood the men she loved That was where she began and ended; it was the only life she had," Hayward wrote Pamela's journalist neighbour Lally Weymouth saw that she was "miserable" Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham and Weymouth urged Pamela to attend in her place and the two former lovers promptly rekindled their relationship "It became Washington folklore that Pamela had lobbied for the invitation as a ruse to meet Averell," Purnell writes the rumours about Pamela were salacious enough for many not to worry whether they were true." The new Mrs Harriman endured something of a humiliation when Capote's short story La Côte Basque 1965 appeared in Esquire magazine in 1975 with the heartless Lady Ina Coolbirth – a composite figure elements of whom resembled Harriman – at its centre But during the final two decades of her life Pamela became a power player in Washington she began funding and championing candidates of the Democratic party after Republican Ronald Reagan won a landslide presidential election in 1980 Among her favourites: two future presidents wrote that the book did not "cope with the peculiar deadness inside such an apparently vital subject Purnell feels her book's sometimes hostile reception has meant her experiencing "a tiny fraction of what Pamela went through" Purnell came to like her subject more and more Perhaps Pamela's life is a kind of Rorschach test How does the enduring double standard strike you As Leamer points out: "It's still true: If you sleep with a lot of people and you're a woman you're a 'slut' but if you're a man you're a 'stud'." And on what terms should you judge a woman from another era Pamela was clearly attracted to power from an early age and there was little opportunity then to pursue it on her own Pamela's own self-assessment is revealing.  Speaking to Michael Gross in New York Magazine in 1992, and later quoted in The New York Times, she said: "Basically I've always said this and I've always believed it I don't really like to be put forward myself I was very happy to be the wife of the two husbands I loved." Kingmaker by Sonia Purnell is published by Penguin Random House. Clare McHugh is the author of the novel, The Romanov Brides If you liked this story, sign up for The Essential List newsletter – a handpicked selection of features For more Culture stories from the BBC, follow us on Facebook, X and Instagram. Why we're still talking about Maud WagnerHow America's first professional female tattooist broke through into an art form historically dominated by men. The insulting 'Vinegar Valentine' of Victorian EnglandValentine’s Day is thought to celebrate romance but rude cards soured the holiday for its recipients. Richard III: The 'accidental' photo of a long-lost kingWhy a famous photograph of King Richard III's skeleton was a happy 'accident'. The WW2 experiment to make pigeon-guided missilesAn unexpected WW2 experiment by behaviourist B F Skinner proved that pigeons could be used for missile guidance. America's last Revolutionaries: Rare photos of US patriotsHow a dwindling group of veterans from the American War of Independence were featured in early photographic form. Idris Elba on moment he learned about Mandela's deathThe actor recalls being at the Mandela film premiere when he heard the anti-apartheid politician had died. Why Cher has waited until now to write her memoirCher explains why she has finally written her memoir and who it's for. Mary Mallon: 'The most dangerous woman in America'How Mary Mallon, an Irish cook for New York's elite, became known as the 'most dangerous woman in America'. World War One relics live on in the fields of EuropeThe battlegrounds of World War One are still giving up their revealing evidence of bitter fighting. The picture that tells a lesser-known chapter of US historyHow a 1892 photo from Rougeville, Michigan, became the most iconic image of the bison massacre in America. The history of swing states in the USThe US Presidential elections did not always depend on just these seven states. Why tonnes of mummified cats ended up in EnglandIn 1890 an estimated cargo of 180,000 ancient felines, weighing 19.5 tonnes, were auctioned off in Liverpool. Inside the ancient royal tomb found by accidentThe Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak was accidentally discovered by Bulgarian soldiers digging up shelters in 1944. Varna Necropolis: World's oldest gold treasureThe Varna treasure is considered the world's oldest human processed gold, dating back 6,500 years. The giant 350-year-old model of St Paul's CathedralHiding in a London cathedral is an intricate wooden mock-up of Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece. Uncovering the sunken relics of an ancient cityBettany Hughes goes underwater in search of ancient archaeological finds in historic Sozopol, Bulgaria. Texas fever: The lesser-known history of the US borderIn 1911, a fence was constructed on the US-Mexico border. But its purpose was not to stop humans. Century-old Olympics footage brought back to lifeA look through footage from the Paris 1924 Olympics gives viewers a chance to reflect on how much has changed. The rare medieval street about to reveal its secretsOne of Europe's oldest residential streets hides in the heart of the English countryside. Tutankhamun: The first ever view inside the tombOne month after the famous discovery, photographer Harry Burton recreated the first view of Tutankhamun's tomb. On 12 June 1962, three men escaped from the notorious Alcatraz prison. While their fate remains unknown, the ingenuity of their escape continues to captivate. The Italian island immediately conjures up grand bougainvillea-draped villas and a whitewashed city centre, lined by luxury boutiques. But that's – literally – only half of the story. In 1956, Commander "Buster" Crabb disappeared during a visit to the UK by Soviet leader Nikita Khruschev. In 2006, a BBC reporter read the files that detailed his secret mission. An ex-student writes a note explaining they discovered the books while sorting through belongings. Grip strength is associated with a range of health outcomes, from type 2 diabetes to depression. Here’s how to check yours. You are viewing your 1 free article this month Harriman House, an imprint of Pan Macmillan author of The Psychology of Money (Harriman House) Publisher Craig Pearce acquired UK and Commonwealth rights from Penguin Random House US The book will be published on the 7th October in paperback The synopsis says: "Can money buy happiness many of us struggle to unlock its full potential – either by spending on things that don’t bring as much joy as they should or by avoiding investments that would truly enhance our mental well-being." The blurb adds: "In The Art of Spending Money award-winning and global bestselling author Morgan Housel offers a refreshing approach to managing your money while finding deeper meaning and contentment." Housel said: "My first book The Psychology of Money was primarily about investing but it’s a small percentage of the world that has money to invest Spending money applies to everybody of every income level My new book The Art of Spending Money delves into stories about greed jealousy and what actually makes people happy." I take no credit at all for the writing – that was all Morgan But I hope he wouldn’t mind me saying that I provided some valuable advice and encouragement as we worked on the manuscript and got the book ready That is all part of the editor’s role as well Some of the secrets of great non-fiction writing (as demonstrated by Morgan’s previous books The Psychology of Money and Same As Ever) are: storytelling (BBH) is pleased to announce the expansion of its Philadelphia office with the addition of Alex Rohr Rohr joins the growing Corporate Advisory and Banking team as a Managing Director to help the region’s private business owners and non-profit institutions through objective actionable advice to help them accomplish their business and personal goals which is growing in number and capability to meet the evolving needs of private business owners in our region,” said Joe Chott “We will continue to invest in the people and expertise to best serve our clients.” “We're thrilled to have Alex join our experienced team,” said Matt Levering who leads BBH’s Corporate Advisory and Banking practice in Philadelphia “Alex’s extensive middle market transaction background will be a valuable asset to our clients and private business owners across the region Alex will be an objective thought partner to our clients as they navigate their most critical business decisions.” With more than 20 years of experience in the M&A industry Rohr joins BBH from Merion Investment Partners a lower middle market private debt and equity investment fund His responsibilities included new deal analysis structuring and underwriting of investments and serving in a board capacity for portfolio companies with a particular focus on health care and business services "I’m excited to join the strong BBH Corporate Advisory team in Philadelphia at this time of tremendous growth,” Rohr "I'm looking forward to working closely with my colleagues to deliver strategic and objective advice to the business owners of the region." Rohr began his M&A career with the United States Department of Justice examining corporate mergers and acquisitions for anti-competitive effects he has built long-term relationships through his M&A profession and volunteering on boards in his community Rohr earned an MBA from Villanova University and graduated cum laude from the University of San Diego with a B.A we understand first-hand what it takes to steward an institution for the long term We bring that expertise when helping clients create BBH is the trusted and preferred advisor and investor for private businesses and their owners Through our Capital Partners line of business and corporate advisory and banking services client-first approach where we strive to exceed expectations by helping our clients achieve their definition of success This material and any products or services may be issued or provided in multiple jurisdictions by duly authorized and regulated subsidiaries This material is for general information and reference purposes only and does not constitute legal Any reference to tax matters is not intended to be used All trademarks and service marks included are the property of BBH or their respective owners Nathan Kilgo was married to the late Janet (Moore) Kilgo for 40 years He was a Vietnam veteran and a part of the Local VFW He was a custodial for Harriman City schools and a jack of all trades TN); Grandchildren: Austin (Frankie) Waldrop (Rockwood The family will receive friends on Saturday from 12:00-2:00 pm ET at Evans Mortuary in Rockwood Funeral service will follow at 2:00 pm ET with military honors presented by the U.S Army Honor Guard and the Roane County Military Memorial Honor Guard Evans Mortuary is serving the family of Mr Click to watch Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. boosted its holdings in NVIDIA Co. (NASDAQ:NVDA - Free Report) by 26.0% in the fourth quarter according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission The institutional investor owned 488,739 shares of the computer hardware maker's stock after purchasing an additional 100,875 shares during the period Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.'s holdings in NVIDIA were worth $65,633,000 as of its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Other hedge funds and other institutional investors have also recently added to or reduced their stakes in the company Tacita Capital Inc bought a new stake in NVIDIA in the 4th quarter valued at $28,000 acquired a new stake in shares of NVIDIA in the fourth quarter valued at approximately $34,000 Vision Financial Markets LLC acquired a new stake in shares of NVIDIA during the 4th quarter worth $38,000 Luken Investment Analytics LLC acquired a new position in NVIDIA in the fourth quarter valued at about $40,000 Lowe Wealth Advisors LLC acquired a new stake in NVIDIA during the fourth quarter worth about $46,000 65.27% of the stock is currently owned by institutional investors and hedge funds NVIDIA stock traded down $0.94 during midday trading on Monday 26,003,883 shares of the company's stock were exchanged compared to its average volume of 287,381,969 The company has a market cap of $2.77 trillion The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.13 a quick ratio of 3.64 and a current ratio of 4.10 The stock has a 50-day moving average price of $110.85 and a two-hundred day moving average price of $128.08 has a 52-week low of $86.62 and a 52-week high of $153.13 NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA - Get Free Report) last announced its earnings results on Wednesday The computer hardware maker reported $0.89 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter topping the consensus estimate of $0.84 by $0.05 The company had revenue of $39.33 billion during the quarter compared to analyst estimates of $38.16 billion NVIDIA had a net margin of 55.69% and a return on equity of 114.83% equities research analysts forecast that NVIDIA Co will post 2.77 earnings per share for the current year The firm also recently declared a quarterly dividend March 12th were paid a dividend of $0.01 per share This represents a $0.04 annualized dividend and a dividend yield of 0.04% NVIDIA's dividend payout ratio (DPR) is presently 1.36% insiders sold 147,147 shares of company stock worth $17,133,207 4.23% of the stock is currently owned by insiders A number of research firms have issued reports on NVDA Tigress Financial reiterated a "buy" rating on shares of NVIDIA in a research report on Wednesday Barclays cut their price objective on NVIDIA from $175.00 to $155.00 and set an "overweight" rating on the stock in a research note on Tuesday Cantor Fitzgerald reissued an "overweight" rating and issued a $200.00 price objective on shares of NVIDIA in a research report on Wednesday Hsbc Global Res lowered NVIDIA from a "strong-buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a research report on Thursday William Blair reissued an "outperform" rating on shares of NVIDIA in a research note on Thursday One research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating thirty-six have given a buy rating and two have given a strong buy rating to the company the company presently has an average rating of "Moderate Buy" and a consensus price target of $164.96 Check Out Our Latest Research Report on NVIDIA MarketBeat keeps track of Wall Street's top-rated and best performing research analysts and the stocks they recommend to their clients on a daily basis. MarketBeat has identified the five stocks that top analysts are quietly whispering to their clients to buy now before the broader market catches on.. While NVIDIA currently has a Moderate Buy rating among analysts top-rated analysts believe these five stocks are better buys View The Five Stocks Here Which stocks are likely to thrive in today's challenging market Enter your email address and we'll send you MarketBeat's list of ten stocks that will drive in any economic environment With possible tariff news looming and market uncertainty ahead these 5 stocks could help you navigate the chaos Sign up for MarketBeat All Access to gain access to MarketBeat's full suite of research tools NY — A new legislative proposal aims to transform a portion of the Harriman State Office Campus into a vibrant mixed-use area and residential spaces as part of the $1.7 billion Wadsworth Public Health Laboratory project introduced by Senator Patricia Fahy and supported by Assemblymembers Gabriella Romero and John T mandates that 7 acres of the 27-acre site be reserved for such development Senator Fahy emphasized the importance of this initiative The legislation aligns with Governor Hochul’s Executive Order which calls for state agencies to evaluate their lands for potential housing development Assemblymember Romero highlighted the broader impact The proposal seeks to address Albany's unique tax challenges as 63% of the city's properties are tax-exempt President of the Greater Capital Region Building and Construction Trades The legislation aims to create a more walkable fostering economic growth and addressing housing needs while maintaining the project's timeline and design Solutions for insurers and subsidiary asset managers The investment landscape for insurers is continually evolving you must focus on innovative investment strategies while relying on a trusted partner to navigate the risks and operational challenges that may hinder growth Our solutions reduce operational complexity and improve resilience and scalability We help you navigate shifting regulatory environments and market demands enabling you to expand into new markets and asset classes administration and investor services for liquid and illiquid assets Comprehensive custody and administration services for ETFs Operational and strategic FX services and technology Specialist expertise across the full suite of custody and fund services Expert global trustee and depositary servicing Commitment to service excellence – As a private partnership our clients benefit from ‘true’ owner involvement This – coupled with a dedicated multi-layer coverage team and a formalized ‘Voice of Client’ program – yields improved joint decision-making and ensures we are directly incorporating client feedback into our long-term strategy and product roadmaps Relevant industry subject matter expertise – Our Investor Services team has developed meaningful insurance industry experience an understanding of insurers’ investment portfolio construction we are active industry participants and maintain a robust internal training program regarding industry trends and best practices integrated core asset servicing solutions and trustee – Unique among our competitors our core Investor Services capabilities – custody foreign exchange – are delivered via a single Information and reporting are delivered to clients through Infuse® This operating model enables higher levels of straight-through processing while minimizing data hand-offs and opportunities for issues and errors Expanded capabilities – We recognize the scope of our client’s middle- and back-office requirements and have developed an expanded solution-set to address them as well as investment / insurance accounting and analytics (through our Connectors (third-party) program) these are geared to informing investment decision-making and risk-managed yield enhancement Our Insurance Business Development team would welcome the opportunity to discuss your requirements in detail and determine where we may be well-positioned to make an impact This material and any products or services may be issued or provided inmultiple jurisdictions by duly authorized and regulated subsidiaries tax or investment advice and is notintended as an offer to sell for purposes of avoidingpenalties under the U.S All information has been obtained from sources believed tobe reliable or any of the content disclosed tothird parties Pursuant to information regarding the provision of applicable services or products by BBH please note the following: Brown Brothers Harriman Fund Administration Services (Ireland) Limited and Brown Brothers Harriman Trustee Services (Ireland) Limited are regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland Brown Brothers Harriman Investor ServicesLimited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Brown Brothers Harriman (Luxembourg) S.C.A is regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier and Brown Brothers Harriman (Hong Kong) Limited is regulated by the Securities & Futures Commission in Hong Kong With experience across the global ETF ecosystem and a reputation for high-touch client service our team will be a consultative partner to set you up for success Our goal is to partner with our clients to educate and authorized participant servicing/order taking There’s always a difference between what a firm promises up front and what’s delivered down the road and my experience with BBH has demonstrated exceptional delivery of what’s been promised The ETF team at BBH has seamlessly merged with our internal teams Their humility in the face of complex issues is admirable and their client-first culture is authentic These are real differentiators that are hard to come by Hudson Valley Humane Society is seeking information about an abandoned dog found Feb a female and apparently an Tibetan Mastiff HVHS is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest or any other information that could lead to an arrest HVHS president and humane law enforcement officer "This is an active investigation by the Hudson Valley Humane Society humane law enforcement," Gaudio said The dog had been tied to a tree at least overnight Gaudio could not provide further details about the dog because it is an active investigation Guadio said it's important to find those responsible "I am concerned there are other dogs where she came from." New York – Brown Brothers Harriman & Co (BBH) is pleased to announce that Drew Rabe has joined the firm as Managing Director and Head of Philanthropy and foundations on their philanthropic strategy to maximize their impact He will guide and support clients in creating and administering efficient and effective structures for their philanthropy and help ensure their efforts align with their values and financial goals and engaging family in philanthropic plans “We are thrilled to welcome Drew to BBH and our Family Office Services team,” said Tricia Levin Head of Family Office Services for the firm’s Multi Family Office “Philanthropy is deeply personal and unique to individuals Drew brings deep expertise and experience to advise our clients on all aspects of their philanthropic journey to create a lasting “We hear from clients that philanthropy is a priority; it’s a meaningful part of their overall planning strategy,” said Kerri Mast “There’s a greater need for the type of services BBH is uniquely built to provide and I am excited about the firm’s investment in a dedicated resource to lead the effort.” Drew joins BBH from Arabella Advisors where he was a Managing Director and advised individuals As a private partnership—with senior leaders collectively as our largest investor—fully aligned with our clients BBH is built to put clients first and create success that lasts We work with private businesses and their owners Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInHARRIMAN (WVLT) - An investigation is underway after probable human remains were discovered in Harriman According to District Attorney General Russell Johnson the remains were found behind the KFC in Harriman by utility workers performing some brush and tree removal Johnson said Roane County Medical Examiner Dr Tom Boduch responded to the scene and ordered an autopsy they will be taken to the Knox County Regional Forensic Center for an autopsy The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has been predicated to work with the Harriman Police Department to identify the remains and determine the cause of death Additional information has not been released A complementary partner for family offices What does success mean to your family office We partner with you to answer that question and spot the challenges and opportunities along the journey We provide you with access to unique investment opportunities and capital to help your family office achieve its objectives Consider us your first call for any financial No ask is too big; no challenge is too complex and your wealth over generations as if they were our own and help you manage all aspects of your financial life Count on us to help you build an enduring family office to achieve all manner of financial and personal objectives but our priority remains the same: alleviate the complexity in your life coupled with a service level befitting the most discerning families Our comprehensive solution set helps you simplify your day-to-day life and achieve your objectives – we partner with you through our disciplined investing platform and corporate advisory and banking solutions In the case where a family office CEO retires we can help identify a successor or step in to become the succession plan if the family no longer wishes to manage the enterprise independently Investment Advisory Products and Services: NOT FDIC INSURED   NO BANK GUARANTEE    MAY LOSE VALUE Charlies Williams was among the last to race for the Harriman Cup when Sun Valley Resort was ground zero for ski racing in the United States from the late 1930s to the mid-1970s headed down Ridge and the mogul run Rock Garden It screamed past the Roundhouse and down the mogul run Exhibition which a fearless groomer named Lou Richards had groomed with a Tucker Cat You made six turns down Exhibition and ended up at the bottom of the mountain near where the bear statue overlooking River Run Lodge stands today There was a mattress against the lift tower near Rock Garden in case someone hit it coming off Rock Garden But a few guys earned trips to the hospital by hitting trees “I became good friends with John-Claude Killy at that race,” he added “We spoke through a translator.” was devasted when he heard Sun Valley Resort was going to pause holding World Cup races shortly afterwards ‘Are you kidding?’ Chuck Webb said ‘Don’t do that--we won’t get the races back for 25 years.’ And here we are.” the last World Cup race held at Sun Valley was in 1977 when Phil Mahre held off Swedish great Ingemar Stenmark and his brother Steve Mahre to win with World Cup races returning to Sun Valley for the 2025 Audi FIS World Cup Finals the City of Sun Valley decided to resurrect the Harriman Cup which was once one of the most coveted skiing trophies in the world The original Harriman Cup was named after Sun Valley Resort founder W who also founded the Harriman Cup race to invigorate his newly founded resort with European ski racers as the Harriman Cup was first awarded in 1937 said Sun Valley City Council President Michelle Griffith “It was a big deal part of the race circuit around the world which included the Hahnenkamm and the Lauberhorn,” said Harry Griffith The City of Sun Valley commissioned two Harriman Cup trophies from the company that makes Heisman trophies and will award them to the fastest male and female downhill racers today The two will also leave Sun Valley with $20,000 each “We’re just so excited to have the races here,” said Sun Valley Mayor Peter Hendricks The only online daily news media service in the Wood River Valley Our publication features current news articles local sports and engaging video content in Sun Valley ALBANY, N.Y. – Today, New York State Senator Patricia Fahy (D—Albany) was joined by a coalition of more than 75 elected officials, labor unions, community groups, neighborhood associations, developers, and more in sending a letter to Governor Hochul urging the state to include mixed-use commercial and residential development on the Harriman State Office Campus as part of the state’s $1.7 billion Wadsworth Laboratory consolidation investment The full letter can be found here. The letter details previous correspondence, public comment period, and concerns surrounding the final SEQR scoping document was issued that repeatedly ignores all public comments and letters submitted as part of this process “New York’s $1.7 billion Wadsworth Labs project is the largest state investment in the Harriman Campus since its construction and requiring that acres are set aside for housing and retail space ensures we’re harnessing the full potential of the project in the public’s interest,” said New York State Senator Patricia Fahy “Our community agrees: redesignating a portion of the 27-acre Wadsworth Project to be used for mixed-use commercial and residential space will ensure that we’re maximizing the economic development potential of this project on what could now be considered Albany’s uptown ‘Parking Lot District’ this will not impact the footprint of the Wadsworth Lab design nor cause any delay and does not preclude our eagerness to see shovels in the ground as soon as this spring Ensuring that we’re limiting the number of surface-level parking spaces reserving dedicated space for new housing stock and small businesses and reconnecting the Campus with the surrounding neighborhoods must be critical components of this project moving forward and more to ensure that we’re harnessing the full multiplier effects and potential as part of this transformative project.” A fisherman rebaits his line while ice fishing on the Harriman Reservoir in Wilmington last week. Police are investigating an explosion that occurred in an ice fishing shanty on Harriman and injured three people over the weekend.  Police believe a propane-fueled heating device used in an ice shanty at the time of a flash fire on Harriman Reservoir may have had a faulty propane cylinder.  WILMINGTON — Police believe a propane-fueled heating device used in an ice shanty at the time of a flash fire on Harriman Reservoir may have had a faulty propane cylinder but also received new reports of similar incidents in which methane pockets were blamed.  a news release from the Wilmington Police Department states "also may have contributed to the creation of the flammable vapor cloud in the confined air space of the ice shanty "Given the information available at the time of the investigation it was not possible to determine if the flash fire was caused by a propane or methane vapor cloud or if it was a combination of both which resulted in the flash fire," the news release states.  WILMINGTON — Police are investigating an explosion that occurred on Harriman Reservoir and i… one adult and two children were injured in the fire while ice fishing on Harriman Reservoir They were "self transported" to a hospital Police Chief Murano said in a previous interview.  Wilmington Police were contacted by the hospital about the incident at about 11 a.m according to the new release. Using snowmobiles officers went to the site from a spot called "the fishing point" off Castle Hill Road Police contacted a witness who had provided the injured people a ride off the ice to a parked vehicle following the incident They "learned that this person had witnessed several instances where pockets of methane released through holes in the ice surface were ignited and burned," the news release states.  police also received several phone calls from people providing information about other incidents involving flash burns of methane released through holes in the ice "These incidents were reportedly witnessed over the last several years during the ice fishing seasons," the news release states "These incidents had not been reported to the Wilmington Police Department until after this tragic accident had occurred and an investigation was started." Aiding in the investigation were the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department and the Vermont State Police Arson Unit Police said the two agencies hadn't received any reports of similar incidents.  Several community members have contacted Wilmington Police about safety concerns requesting signage about dangers or a ban on people going on the ice "The Wilmington Police Department does not know of any completely safe ways to clear methane pockets from under the ice," the new release states "Even if ice fishing holes are drilled and given a time lapse to foreseeably clear any methane it is possible that methane pockets trapped between the ice and water surface can move and shift This could mean that even once an ice fishing access hole is cleared there is no way to guarantee that a gas pocket could not move under the ice and vent at any time creating a potential hazard." Wilmington Police recommend anyone ice fishing on Harriman Reservoir "take precautions to not introduce an ignition source especially when utilizing an ice shanty."  Get the latest headlines every morning in TheBeat Breaking news delivered directly to your inbox Everything you need to know about the arts and culture scene in Southern Vermont Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device MURFREESBORO — Ryan Franks has no hard feelings The last second of Wayne County's 62-55 win over Harriman in the Class 1A quarterfinals on Wednesday nearly marred the 31 minutes and 59 seconds that had proceeded it Wayne County junior Justice Bell had no one in front of him as he cruised towards an easy fast-break layup Harriman senior Ace Jackson shoved him with both hands and several Wildcats and several Blue Devils ran towards the scene to stick up for their respective teammates with pushing and shoving remained on the ground in pain for minutes as Wayne County coaches and trainers attended to him the fireworks didn't start a full-on blaze — players from both teams exchanged hugs and handshakes as Kace Bryant took Bell's place to shoot a pair of free throws after the intentional foul Some people play their whole career and don't get an opportunity to play here (Jackson) just got caught up in the moment "My guys showed a lot of character there at the end and it doesn't surprise me at all that they handled it the way they did." MORE: TSSAA boys basketball state tournament brackets, schedule and scores nursed an ice pack on his right wrist as he answered questions from reporters in the Murphy Center media room Junior Cayman Camfield was among those teammates but I was trying to just back my teammate up," Camfield "I wasn't gonna let anyone do that without hearing some words from me." Harriman coach Shay Shannon regretted the incident saying that the intentional foul is "not who we are." "He knows better than that," Shannon said of Jackson and he let his emotion get the best of him." the Wildcats and Blue Devils both chalked the incident up to a scrappy hard-fought game between two evenly-matched teams with plenty of mutual respect Harriman led by three at halftime before Wayne County took control with a 17-2 run in the third quarter though the Blue Devils rallied to close their deficit to four with 45 seconds to play not much talking," said Harriman senior Grayson Kreis I think both teams realized that we were just out to war and that's what happened at the end of the game." Jacob Shames can be reached by email at jshames@gannett.com and on Twitter @Jacob_Shames Sept. 16, 2024, PHILADELPHIA – Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. (BBH) is pleased to announce the expansion of its Philadelphia Multi-Family Office team with the addition of Tom Spano Tom joins the experienced BBH team in Philadelphia as a Managing Director and will focus on deepening its relationships with the region’s private businessowners "Tom brings a wealth of expertise to BBH and our Philadelphia office and we're thrilled to have him join our team and further our commitment to the families and institutions across the region," said Joe Chott Principal and Head of the Philadelphia office are investments in our growing business and a demonstration of our commitment to our clients across our region.”    Tom brings over 20 years of investment management experience and joins BBH from Hirtle where he was responsible for leading institutional and family relationships in Philadelphia and across the Southeast Tom collaborated with institutions and families to guide strategic decision-making on asset allocation "I'm thrilled to join a growing organization and look forward to continuing BBH's longstanding commitment to their clients,” said Tom Spano Tom is also deeply involved with the greater Philadelphia community a non-profit organization dedicated to helping local families in need and an Executive Committee member of The First Tee of Philadelphia from 2016 – 2022 a youth development organization that introduces golf and its inherent values through golf clinics and education He was also the Vice Chairman and Investment Committee Chair for the J Wood Platt Caddie Scholarship from 2013 – 2023 which provides college scholarships and mentorship to deserving caddies Oneida picked up two goals to take a 2-0 halftime lead then surged to a 7-1 win over Harriman in district play here Tuesday evening Oneida got its first goal in the 19th minute followed by a goal just before the end of the half by James to make it 2-0 at halftime The second half saw Krahn score the first of his three goals eight minutes in Krahn scored his third goal of the night in the 67th minute to give Oneida a 7-0 lead Harriman finally got on the board in the waning seconds to avoid a shutout with 25 shots on goal and a total of 35 shot attempts — almost triple the number of shots the Blue Devils got off Oneida coach David Blevins said his team controlled possession for about 80% of the game calling his team’s midfield effort “dominant,” complimented by a “nearly brick wall defense.” Next up for the Indians will be a trip to Oliver Springs on Thursday The Independent Herald Sports Network offers broadcasts for the Oneida Indians and Scott Highlanders the Independent Herald is the voice of Scott County and Big South Fork Country Operating model solutions for asset managers and financial institutions Specialist services for globally distributed funds Global regulatory insights for asset managers and banks Global transfer agency and shareholder servicing 2024 - Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) has been awarded “Best Operations or Back-Office Solution” at the Asia Risk Awards 2024 The Asia Risk Awards recognize companies that are doing the most to help the industry meet its challenges in innovative and forward-looking ways were recognized by Asia Risk Awards for the oversight and control they provide asset managers Infomediary Data Solutions is a set of data management capabilities that help asset managers streamline their middle and back-office processes “We’re delighted to have received this award and thank Asia Risk Awards for the recognition Data management is a top priority for our clients which is why we’ve committed to bringing together data management technology and managed services through BBH’s Infomediary Data Solutions to help our clients take full command of their data Visit Asia Risk to learn more Our 6,000 employees support our clients’ investments in over 90 markets from 18 offices BBH Investor Services is a leading provider of asset servicing and operating model solutions to global asset managers and financial institutions All trademarks and service marks included are the property of BBH or their respective owners.© Brown Brothers Harriman & Co Experienced private equity investors specializing in co-investments and opportunistic secondaries in lower middle-market companies BBH Cedar Street Equity (BBHCSE) invests in lower middle-market companies with leading market positions We partner with lead equity sponsors who have relevant expertise and proven investment success in compelling industry sectors well-established set of investment criteria allows us to balance upside potential with downside risk mitigation Investing in established companies with leadership positions in their industry niches BBHCSE creates a portfolio with broad diversification across companies BBHCSE invests equity into private companies primarily in the lower middle-market alongside highly credible private equity sponsors Types of transactions we may pursue include leveraged buyouts BBHCSE invests pari passu in the same security and benefits from the same rights and protections negotiated by lead investors with effective control we target to invest $20 million to $30 million per co-investment but have flexibility beyond this range Experienced investors with a strong market reputation and proven track record having worked together for more than a decade Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Messages From Our Office Tel: (406) 994-4371Email: [email protected] Location: 212 Montana Hall Located in Bozeman, MT For questions or comments contact the Ask Us Desk      D2L/Canvas      Partnering with women as they create and manage wealth Our Center for Women and Wealth® (CW&W) is committed to engaging and supporting women as they create and manage wealth We focus on the issues women care about most and curate experiences and conversations for women to grapple with investment including issues related to business ownership and raising responsible children Great things happen when engaged women come together Focusing in on women & personal wellness Trends and changes in the health and personal wellness markets – from wearable fitness technology to employer-offered services – suggest that across the board personal wellness is increasingly front of mind And while signs point to a renewed focus on women-specific issues 63% of women struggle to prioritize their health ·         Caring for others before themselves Younger generations are more likely to struggle to prioritize their health Renewed growth in the health and personal wellness markets and a focus on women-specific health issues has made women’s health more accessible than ever in recent years consumers consider wellness a top or important priority women’s health market in 2024: $18.82 billion ·         58% are considering wellness more now vs ·         Projected CAGR 2025 to 2030: 3.7% Developments in technology and software have boosted new trends in personal wellness ·         Personalized products and services supplemented by AI ·         Software-based health and wellness services …along with an increase in employers’ support of women’s health ·         75% of employers plan to increase access to women’s healthcare services ·         69% of employers say that mental health is a high priority an initiative from the think tank and civic enterprise New America is a leader in the national conversation surrounding the evolution of gender roles and norms They are policy entrepreneurs finding outside-the-box solutions to public problems and using research and reporting to inform their work and tell the stories that motivate The Women’s Philanthropy Institute (WPI) is part of the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy WPI increases understanding of women’s philanthropy through rigorous research and education interpreting and sharing these insights broadly to improve philanthropy When Sun Valley Resort was named the host for the 2025 Audi FIS World Cup Alpine Finals March 20-27 those running the City of Sun Valley decided it was time to bring back the Harriman Cup The Harriman Cup was awarded to those who won the classic Hariman Cup downhill race which was the America’s most prestigious and competitive ski race in the late 1930s City of Sun Valley officials didn’t skimp when it came to getting the trophies made turning to the same trophy manufacturer that has been making the Heisman Trophies since 2005 “We began our search for a trophy maker and we quickly thought ‘Who designs the Heisman Trophy?’ ” said City Council President Michelle Griffith The City of Sun Valley is inviting the community to a Harriman Cup Trophy Unveiling from 4 to 6 p.m Spectators will have the chance to get their pictures taken with the Harriman Cup Trophy and view other ski heritage items Pizza and other refreshments will be provided to make the occasion even more festive made the Sun Valley trophy with a lost wax casting method in which they pour wax into a mold to create a cast The cast is then filled with molten bronze Each $5,000 trophy stands about two feet high and weighs perhaps 10 pounds At the bottom it’s identified as “World Cup Finals-Harriman Cup Winner/2025-City of Sun Valley.” The somewhat futuristic trophy curls up to reveal a waistline onto which is etched the iconic red Sun Valley barn Bald Mountain and pine trees in various shades of green with a black train running the remainder of the way around the trophy which founded Sun Valley and its head Averell Harriman who gave out the Harriman Cup to the winners of Sun Valley’s prestigious race “We wanted it to be like a World Cup Globe but not an exact replica of a World Cup Globe,” said Griffith The Harriman Cup was given to the ski racer who had the best combined race scores in downhill and slalom Ski racers are so specialized now that few excel in both the downhill and slalom city officials decided to award the trophies to the top male and female downhill racers The trophies will be delivered to the racers’ homes so they don’t have to lug them home in carry-on baggage The City of Sun Valley has also made souvenir pins to hand out that say “City of Sun Valley Harriman World Cup 2025” with pictures of Bald Mountain Both Sun Valley Mayor Peter Hendricks and Griffith have viewed the world-famous Hahnenkamm downhill race in Sun Valley’s sister city of Kitzbuhel “Ski racing in Europe is very different than the United States,” said Griffith “It’s THE sport—their Super Bowl.” thousands of spectators can easily attend the Hahnenkamm which is the world’s second oldest alpine skiing competition having been held since 1931 because they can take any number of trains to town for the day That can’t be replicated in Sun Valley because of the resort’s isolation and the lack of train transportation between Sun Valley and other cities “It’s my guess there’ll be more people watching our races on TV in Europe than here because there’ll be running them in prime time there—dinner time,” she said That fact that Sun Valley’s World Cup Finals will be more intimate in term of in-person viewers doesn’t mean it’s any less special “Kitzbuhel wasn’t so huge when it started We’re honored that the FIS has recognized our ski racing legacy in in Sun Valley and is bringing this to us,” he said It’s going to be incredible world-class skiers on course It’s going to be like watching Mickey Mantle hit homers or Brett Favre throw a football 60 yards.” The designation of Sun Valley Resort as the site of the 2025 World Cup Finals was still a secret in the United States when Griffith attended the Hahnenkamm in January 2024 “They were all congratulating us,” she said Even as Sun Valey prepares for its Harriman Cup Unveiling on March 12 it is getting ready for its big party on Monday with the renaming of Festival Meadow to Champions Meadow in honor of the growing number of statues honoring Sun Valley Olympians Picabo Street will be on hand to see the unveiling of her statue Street and others whose famous ski images have been cast in bronze such as 1984 Olympic medalist Christin Cooper and multi-medalist Paralympian Muffy Davis who won a gold medal in Snowboard Halfpipe at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi will not be there as she is guiding backcountry snowboard trips in Japan to make way for Sun Valley’s Wild West Skijoring Invitational The sport features riders on horseback dragging skiers and snowboarders down a course in which they’re expected to navigate jumps and spear rings Organizers hope it will be a hit with European visitors who may never have seen such an event before Professional racers in the open category are expected to gallop 40 miles per hour down the course There also will be a sport and women’s category will be followed by live music by Boise’s Prairie Blue There also will be live music throughout the day 3B Media105.7 The HOG / Spirit 101.9/ 93.3 The Ranch94.1 The VIBE / 98.9 The WOLF37 South DriveCrossville Phone: 931-484-1057Fax: 931-707-0580 From the Knox County Regional Forensic Center: a city of Harriman public works crew was bush-hogging tall-grown grass under a power line along Highway 27 the crew found bones next to a Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant located at 1527 South Roane Street The crew contacted Harriman Police officers Patrol officers and detectives responded to the scene the Roane County Medical Examiner was notified of the findings by Detective Kasey Mynatt at 1031 He responded to the scene arriving at 1108 Boduch determined that the bones appeared to be human He phoned the Regional Forensic Center and discussed this case with investigators Megan Sharpe and Chris Thomas it was decided that Scott Banning would be dispatched from the Forensic Center to the scene to recover the remains Boduch photographed the scene with close-ups of the bones and uploaded the photos Scott Banning and TBI agent Jason Poore were able to recover most of the skeleton The recovery efforts were photographed by Det The debris field was also searched and documented by photos Most of the items had been shredded presumably by the bush hog blades Part of a backpack and clothing were found along with a NARCAN nasal spray unit the mower was taken to its garage and placed out of service Boduch returned to the scene at 1535 and photographed the remains in the body bag Boduch at 1550 and transported to the Regional Forensic Center by the Roane County Rescue Squad From Cumberland County Sheriff's Office: This morning law enforcement was alerted to a report of… Corporal Logan Janow responded to a fraud report… Corporal Ben Griffin of the Fairfield Glade Police Department responded to… Phone: 931-484-1057Fax: 931-707-0580 Website by: 3B Media in association with Maximum Site Design Tailored programs that deliver performance Securities lending can generate additional revenue and improve fund performance creating lasting value across your portfolio combining the right mix of trading expertise our securities lending team develops tailored programs that give you control and unlock growth potential in your portfolios Our lending platform provides real-time transparency and oversight of your pre- and post-trade lending activity We focus on delivering incremental risk-adjusted returns We designed our securities lending digital client interface to prioritize your oversight and control – on a pre- and post-trade basis Through the aggregation of capital markets and securities lending data you’ll receive real-time insights into lending opportunities and portfolio attribution providing you the tools to help you meet your program oversight requirements The success of ESG strategies relies on demonstrating that investors can achieve appropriate returns while investing responsibly A thoughtful securities lending program can be a key part of this proposition we help you prioritize governance and voting responsibilities while maximizing risk-adjusted returns With over 80% of the assets we lend held at other custodians our program is completely custodian-neutral You’ll receive the same level of operational excellence and service from our lending team regardless of custodian The Ukrainian Weekly depends on your support A financial donation in any amount will help us pay for ongoing coverage of the war in Ukraine Courtesy of Academic Studies Press “Ukrainian Sunrise” presents stories of the country’s Donetsk and Luhansk regions from the early 2000s the Harriman Institute at Columbia University hosted a virtual book talk featuring Kateryna Zarembo the author of “Ukrainian Sunrise,” and Tetiana Savchynska the translator of the book’s forthcoming English.. The Ukrainian Weekly was founded in 1933 to serve the Ukrainian American community and to function as a vehicle for communication of that community’s concerns to the general public in the United States It is the official English-language publication of the Ukrainian National Association View Sponsors List A generous gift in any amount helps us continue to bring you this service Newcity Lit by | September 16 That was also when I first became captivated by momentous political events—the campaign of Geraldine Ferraro who ran with Walter Mondale as the first woman on a major American presidential ticket also briefly Pamela Hayward) was in her mid-sixties making a name for herself in the capital of her adopted homeland Harriman spoke at the 1984 Democratic National Convention a particularly vocal booster of the Mondale-Ferraro ticket though she did note that the historic candidacy signaled a new era: “Never again will the highest offices in the land be labelled ‘For Men Only.’” “Kingmaker” has moments when the story sails along Purnell’s confident voice and her citations go a long way to create an air of objectivity amidst a complex history that is not without scandal There is a cinematic quality to the biography The book’s use of letters reminds the reader of an earlier time sometimes passed surreptitiously between friends and rivals Following a young English girl who becomes Winston Churchill’s daughter-in-law at age twenty and the American ambassador to France at age seventy-two “Kingmaker” is a who’s who of British and American politerati on both sides of the Atlantic Yet it is also a tale of one woman’s very human search for things that we all crave: comfort Harriman’s “issues evenings,” first held in March 1981 in the house in Washington she shared with her third husband were political fundraisers of lore—filled with high-minded discussions of issues and modeled on the Churchill Club salons she had held in the 1940s in London was to breathe life back into the American Democratic party the “gathering place for a party in exile,” which in 1992 would rise to power again who Harriman had befriended shortly before the evenings began Harriman identified great potential and a kindred spirit; her support of him and their relationship paved the way for her own ultimate triumph—being appointed by then-President Clinton as ambassador in March 1993 To step into this five-hundred-page-plus saga is to open the door to a hothouse of opulence and ambition of Sturm und Drang that can feel exhausting Yet as we hurtle toward the 2024 presidential election a battle that pits the first female vice president against… her opponent… I can think of no better time to pick up the well-told story of one of the twentieth century’s most powerful female kingmakers “Kingmaker: Pamela Harriman’s Astonishing Life of Power or residential development of the 27-acre Harriman State Office Campus set aside for the $1.7 billion Wadsworth Public Health Laboratory project “New York’s $1.7 billion Wadsworth Labs project is the largest state investment in the Harriman Campus since its construction and requiring that acres are set aside for housing and retail space ensures we’re harnessing the full potential of the project in the public’s interest,” said New York State Senator Patricia Fahy “Redesignating a portion of the 27-acre Wadsworth Project to be used for mixed-use commercial and residential space will ensure that we’re maximizing the economic development potential of this project on what could now be considered Albany’s uptown ‘Parking Lot District’ As the state seeks to redevelop the Wadsworth Public Health Labs it should prioritize economic development on the Harriman Campus that can incubate businesses provide new housing options to help address the local and statewide housing crisis and collocate workers directly adjacent to the Harriman Campus the Capital Region’s Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) called for mixed-use and residential development to complement a redesign of Harriman’s existing transportation grid unlocking major economic development opportunities Sixty-three percent of the City of Albany’s properties including the Harriman State Office Campus Encouraging spinoff development on these acres can help alleviate Albany’s unique tax burden as the state’s capital city encouraging greater walkability and multi-modal transportation will reduce the need for additional parking spaces "The redevelopment of the Harriman Campus offers a unique opportunity to transform the heart of Albany into a vibrant mixed-use community,” said Assemblymember Gabriella Romero we can ensure that the $1.7 billion Wadsworth Labs project not only strengthens public health infrastructure but also spurs local economic growth and addresses the housing crisis This is a chance to create a more walkable connected neighborhood that benefits residents I'm proud to push this initiative with Senator Patricia Fahy and Assemblymember John T which reflects our commitment to building a sustainable future for Albany and its surrounding communities." "As we embark on the new Wadsworth Public Health Laboratory this year it is time to also consider without interfering with the construction project the potential to support this effort by exploring future residential and commercial opportunities,” said Assemblymember John T which will expand the tax base of Albany by developing land that has been off the tax rolls for generations should have a heightened focus on collaboration and integration with the neighborhoods surrounding Harriman.  Wadsworth Laboratory will be the most advanced research public health lab in the country and will serve as a beacon to attract world-class talent to call Albany and the Capital Region home.  That is why we must take this next critical step in the process." "The City of Albany carries the burden of hosting many acres of tax-exempt parking lots at the Harriman Campus the Harriman Campus is a black hole that separates neighborhoods -- a sprawling area designed in the 1960s for those who live in the suburbs to commute in and out without ever spending their money or paying taxes to the city in which they work,” said Jackie Gonzales “If the State is serious about helping to reconnect historically disadvantaged communities Retaining a campus with no transit-oriented or walkable development means the Harriman Campus remains a black hole to the over 20% of Albany households who do not have access to a car. Developing mixed-use residential and retail space on the Harriman campus will also help the State attract employees who want to live talented people are not excited about a life in which they drive to an office campus surrounded by parking lots and then drive back to their home in the suburbs If the State wants to attract talented people to work at this world-class lab vibrant communities that cannot exist in a sea of parking lots and single-use development. Senator Fahy's legislation would return underutilized state land to productive development in Albany connecting communities rather than continuing to divide them."