Suburban Chicagoland Features & Opinion on local and regional news you won't find anywhere else Officials of the Lyons Township Democratic Organization celebrated their growing public support at a fundraiser Thursday at the American Legion Hall in La Grange Lyons Township Democratic Committeeman Steve Landek and Township Supervisor Christopher Getty welcomed the attendees at the event which was themed to celebrate the annual Kentucky Derby Landek and Getty praised the organization’s effort to support Democratic candidates and causes and noted the dozens of elected officials from across the township and region who attended as an example of “our ability to serve the public’s interest.” “We had a very good election night on April 1st We just worked hard for the people because that’s what we do That’s why our Democratic Party exists to deliver services to the people noting the local election victories contrasted the national party’s loss in the presidential elections last November “You can’t beat that service that you give to the people Getty thanked the Township Democrats for their “hard work” and “dedication” to the goals of the organization the school board slates at the high school level we saw success across our region,” Getty said “This is a tribute to each and every one in this room they don’t just come out when it’s election time They work all year round in their jobs and their various duties Getty praised the work of State Senator Mike Porfirio and Township Clerk Elyse Hoffenberg and he acknowledged a list of officeholders who attended both from the organization and from neighboring organizations “Congratulations to the Lyons Township Democratic Party Committeeman Steve Landeck Congratulations to all the mayors and public servants here tonight,” Porfirio said noting it has been the organizations mission to recognize that providing “good government” is “good politics.” “That includes delivering service to people It’s my honor to be part of the organization Hoffenberg thanked the officials and guests and introduced the Township officials “Thank you for all the candidates and the elected officials who grace us with our presence tonight So let’s give a round of applause for everybody here Thank you for coming.” Hoffenberg said before introducing all of the Township’s officials and trustees Assessor Patrick Hynes thanked the attendees for their support and announced his plans to run for the position of Countywide Assessor in next year’s Democratic primary contest “I love fighting to make sure that they get a fair shake in the county tax system And I wouldn’t have the chance to pursue my vocation I wouldn’t be anywhere without the support of Lyons Democrats,” Hynes said announcing his plans to run for the countywide Assessor’s position Attendees at the annual fundraiser also included County Commissioner Frank Aguilar who all joined in celebrating the annual Kentucky Derby that followed the same weekend You must be logged in to post a comment Enter Your Email to Subscribe to Ray Hanania’s Columns Copyright © 2022 Suburban Chicagoland & Urban Strategies Group by Ariana St Pierre Maine (WGME) -- Two Mainers have been charged with drug trafficking after authorities say they raided a home in Belgrade and found fentanyl and other pharmaceuticals Authorities say they arrested 27-year-old Matthew Lyons and 34-year-old Maryellen Remington They were both charged with aggravated trafficking schedule W drugs the MDEA says undercover agents have been buying fentanyl and crack cocaine from Lyons at his home at 151 Knowles Road in Belgrade Authorities say they searched the Knowles Road home on Thursday and found 123.7 grams of fentanyl and an assortment of pharmaceuticals The pair was taken to the Kennebec County Jail Remington is being held without bail and Lyons’ bail was set at $8,000 The MDEA says Lyons has a prior conviction for unlawful drug trafficking in 2023 Barbara Roth will serve another one-year term as president of the Coalition of Boynton West Residential Associations one of Palm Beach County's more influential neighborhood organizations was sworn into office by County Clerk Joe Abruzzo and County Commissioner Gregg Weiss during an installation meeting on April 23 at Valencia Shores a COBWRA member community west of Lake Worth Beach COBWRA’s membership consists of 106 communities that have a population of more than 100,000 residents Its members are in a 55-mile square area bordered on the east by Boynton Beach on the west by Loxahatchee Wildlife Refuge on the south by Flavor Pict Road and on the north by Lantana Road 'There is no way this will work': Why county extended deadline for administrator applicants Outgoing Palm Beach County Administrator Verdenia Baker was honored during the meeting with a special presentation for her service to the county Baker has worked for the county for the past 38 years monitors development projects and policies that affect its member communities County commissioners and local governments give weight to COBWRA policy positions Housing: Landholder wants to build 856 residences on preserved area; critics fear setting precedent Roth said COBWRA will continue to oppose annexation of COBWRA communities The City of Boynton Beach is exploring the possibility of annexing scores of communities to its west and it may be able to do it without public hearings or holding referendums The city claims that some of the homeowner associations agreed when their communities were developed more than 30 years ago to allow for annexation in exchange for contracting with the city to use its water supply More: Boynton wants to annex 38 communities west of Military Trail; critics call it 'power grab' The communities affected have said they strongly oppose annexation as the city’s tax rate is much higher than that of the county planners and county staff to control density along Lyons Road and west Boynton Beach Boulevard One of the concerns of COBWRA is the impact of development projects on traffic Roth said COBWRA plans to advocate for legislation that protects and enhances the quality of life for its member associations The group is already planning a gala next year to mark its 45th anniversary COBWRA has been accused of opposing growth but it says it supports smart growth that fits in with the characteristics of COBWRA communities Much of the growth has occurred in the Ag Reserve a 22,000-acre zone that is mostly west of the turnpike and west of Boynton Beach The county's zoning code limits density there and protects farming operations; critics claim too much development has occurred in there Other officers installed at the recent COBWRA meeting include Debbie Murphy Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application An angel came and called my name and took me by the hand The angel said my place was ready in Heaven far above but I would have to leave behind all those I dearly love Our tomorrows have started without her and we will never be the same She was born on August 13,1959 at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge where she was a flag corps member of the Band of Blue Sherry was an active member of the Chi Omega sorority and worked in the office at Barger's Drug Store She was always known as "Renee" to family members but as "Sherry" in her school and professional positions This sometimes caused confusion for others but she was a precious and loyal friend to anyone that called her by either of her names Margaret Catholic School here in Lake Charles she would spend the next 40 years on that campus as an educator Her children attended there and then later her grandchildren She loved spending her days with young students and teaching them about her beloved Catholic faith and fellow teachers for 33 years as a full time teacher she continued to substitute teach at SMCS until the onset of her illness She was blessed to teach her grandchildren and the descendants of her former students over the years Margaret campus will always be felt and she will be greatly missed by her many peers and students Steve and Sherry spent many years following their children in St They made many friends along the way and enjoyed the special camaraderie between fellow Catholic school parents and supporters She enjoyed traveling to help and support her daughter OK and later traveling eastward to Hammond She always enjoyed babysitting her precious Karter and Maggie Sherry and Steve attended many softball and soccer events for Wes and Lucy here in town and wherever they competed Lawn chairs and stadium seats were always in the car and Steve and Sherry were ready to go anywhere to support their children and grandchildren in any and all activities as her grandchildren were always the center of her world Sherry also took a retirement job at L'auberge Casino She enjoyed the work and made many new friends there She was always faithful and helpful to anyone in need Sherry loved traveling to new places and made several RV camping trips with her sisters She and Kim made some cross country trips to Branson She was a great navigator and was always prepared for any unexpected surprise along the way She visited Disney with all 4 of her grandchildren on several occasions and loved sharing the excitement and adventure with her family her family shared in preparing her for the greatest trip she would ever take It has truly been a blessing to walk with her toward a destination we all hope to travel to one day whom she shared her life with for 43 years Sherry and Steve are the parents of two children Scott Christian Lyons (Elizabeth) and Sarah Lyons White (Jeremy) Those two children blessed them with 4 precious grandchildren and four siblings; Kimberly Cart Ardoin (CJ) Memories of "Nan" will be cherished by her many nieces Sherry Renee was preceded in death by her mother A gathering for family and friends will be at Johnson Funeral Home from 4:00pm until 8:00pm with a Rosary to be recited at 7pm A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at St with burial to follow at Consolata cemetery any memorial donations may be made in her name to St 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 There is an opportunity for Britain in areas such as green finance though it needs to keep clear red lines over security The US is urging countries to agree new trade deals. The perceived risk is a bipolar world, where countries have to choose between the US and China. What are the implications for the UK? In all likelihood this choice is avoidable. The global economy is so interconnected, fragmentation is more likely than a bipolar world. Supply chains are complex, and involve many countries. Even as nations look to onshore supply chains, achieving this will be a lengthy and expensive challenge. Bank for International Settlements data shows global cross-border lending is $38tn (£29tn) with foreign banks’ credit to China at $826bn about one-quarter of the US national debt is held by foreigners It is not just economic and financial ties Geopolitics suggests many countries will adopt a non-aligned approach The government’s priority is economic growth national security decisions are indivisible from economic prosperity It is not feasible for the UK to decouple from China given it is the world’s second largest economy Western Europe will remain the world’s slow growth region for the foreseeable future while the Indo-Pacific will be the fastest The government’s approach to China is to cooperate Just as critics of deeper ties have to acknowledge the upside economic potential there is a need to be cognisant of national security concerns This might entail a clear red line in the future relationship This would allow companies to plan ahead and reflects the challenge of calibrating the tension between economic and security issues On one side of this line should be sensitive areas where the UK aligns with the US The other side of the red line should be areas to be encouraged such as trade There should be opportunities to sell far more UK services in to China’s growing consumer market China is Britain’s fifth largest trading partner but its cumulative foreign direct investment into the UK is low being just 0.2% of the total stock from all countries One area where greater cooperation is possible is in financial services China hosted the 11th UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue The City was looking for greater financial connectivity between the two countries across a range of areas such as dual listings and greater access of UK-based asset managers and insurance firms into the Chinese market Free daily newsletterGet set for the working day – we'll point you to all the business news and analysis you need every morning On the same day that Donald Trump announced his tariff policy China issued in London its first offshore yuan-denominated sovereign green bond Given subsequent events it has led to talk in the City as to how much potential there might be for London to establish itself as the global centre for green finance Investor appetite in the UK and globally is high but there is a shortage of green assets in which to invest Do current events present an opportunity to cement the City’s position as the world’s second largest financial centre Global investors are turning away from the US as a reliable partner and a safe haven but the bigger issue is who gains in where the money finds a home and is managed Perceived stability may be the UK’s magnet but it would probably require smarter regulation and tweaks on tax policy to seize the moment There is now an opportunity in a multi-polar world to make the UK a more attractive location for global investors to do business in and from as it is less a case of the UK becoming dependent upon China and more of diversifying Dr Gerard Lyons is chief economic strategist at Netwealth and the senior independent director on the board of the Bank of China (UK) Dr. Mark Tully pulled off a golf feat the likes of which a local course owner has never seen Tully, retired from a Belden Village psychology practice, scored a hole-in-one Thursday, May 1 at Lyons Den in Canal Fulton on which he made a hole-in-one in his most recent round at Lyons Den Andy Lyons, 53, has seen a lot of golf, playing for Northwest High School and collegiately for iconic coach Ken Hyland at Malone while spending his life around the family’s course but there’s never been anything quite like it on this property “It was maybe 30 years ago when the pastor of our church used a 5-wood for a hole-in-one on No 11 and then flew in a 5-wood for a deuce four holes later.” 6 hole plays to about 110 yards from where Tully’s group teed off “It’s a Thursday morning mostly senior league,” Lyons said “There are 12 to 30 of them who play here mostly on Thursdays 6 the previous time the scramble group played at Lyons Den “During those few seconds I turned away to put my club back in the bag in none of my four holes-in-one in my lifetime did I ever see the ball go in the hole You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience A chance encounter in high school helped Kennedy Lyons, an elementary education major Winter 2025 Maize & Blue Distinguished Scholar and Spring 2025 Commencement speaker from Grand Blanc so I started working with students who had special needs when I was 16 and that set me on my current path," Lyons said "I began offering respite care to families who had children with special needs and I became a special education substitute teacher when I enrolled in the education program at UM-Flint I earned my certified nursing assistant license as I wanted to learn how to better care for my students and clients." "Many people do not know that Kennedy has worked as a CNA throughout her years at UM-Flint I often asked her to consider her work-life balance especially as she neared the end of her elementary education program," said Suzanne Knezek Kennedy refused to leave her caregiving duties at nursing homes or respite duties for families with children with special needs 'I think some time off might be a good thing,' she would reply Kennedy's heart always leads her forward." Lyons said that her experiences in special education and health care have helped her learn different communication styles and given her the ability to connect with diverse demographics We need to remember that we are not all living the same experience Equity and communication look different for each individual," she said.  A highlight of Lyons' time at UM-Flint was traveling to the Netherlands in 2023 for a STEM-education-focused study abroad experience.  "I learned so much about education and different approaches from all over the world The educational system in the United States differs significantly from that in other countries "Hearing all the various perspectives was an incredible reminder that and we have the choice and opportunity to learn from one another.  The study abroad trip gave me insight regarding what we do well and what we can work on." "Watching Kennedy engage with global STEM education practices at Utrecht University was incredible — she embraced new pedagogical approaches with curiosity and humility That trip truly expanded her lens as a culturally responsive educator," said Jeramy Donovan Kennedy has a heart for equity and a soul for service She will be the kind of teacher every child deserves — compassionate field experience coordinator for the education department shares Donovan's perspective on Lyons' time in the Netherlands "Kennedy collaborated with educators from around the world graciously working to learn about their cultures and to better herself as a global citizen and educator," Foster said "Kennedy knows these experiences will provide a ripple effect in our community and the children she serves in the classroom." While Lyons entered her studies at UM-Flint with some professional experience and a clear understanding of the path she wanted to take her time at the university has helped her develop a deeper self-awareness.  "I've reached a new level of growth and better understand how I can align myself UM-Flint gave me the tools to realize that it's not about finding yourself "The program challenged me and equipped me for that growth Being named a Maize & Blue Distinguished Scholar affirmed that I am committed to learning every day and that I am also committed to treating everyone with love and respect and it's important to listen to and advocate for those around you As for her future, Lyons plans to build on her CNA experience and will enroll in UM-Flint's Accelerated Second Degree, Bachelor of Science in Nursing program She hopes to work in special education during the week and then as a nurse on the weekends Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation (opens in new tab) 5 May 2025 22:31:02 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); WEST FARGO — The owners of Marge’s Diner in downtown Fargo will serve up a second helping of its down-home cooking concept when a new Marge’s opens at the site of the former Three Lyons Pub who identified himself as the new restaurant’s general manager posted a Facebook photo Sunday morning of the storefront with a temporary sign reading Coming this May” over the Three Lyons Pub sign Marge’s Diner also confirmed on its Facebook page that a second Marge's is opening in the Three Lyons location “A new ‘Marge’s concept will be opening in the old Three Lyons location late May/early June Just as soon as Marge finishes up a few more giant cross stitches…” The public's response to both social media posts has been enthusiastic 15 shares and 31 comments on the FM Area Community page as of Monday morning Described by a Forum writer as “the house from the Brady Bunch” … filled with “Midwest knickknacks and gewgaws,” and a soundtrack of 1970s’ radio hits the original Marge’s has become a popular destination for locals seeking its everything-but-the-kitchen-sink “Hangover hashbrowns” and exuberantly kitschy vibe Three Lyons Pub in West Fargo was opened by Blair Thorsen in 2005 and closed in late 2023 Thorsen indicated they were exploring a new restaurant concept but wasn’t yet ready to talk about details with “Temporarily closed” signs on the front doors Vision & Voice for the Advisory Community analysts counter.css-1sf3xto{padding-top:16px;padding-bottom:16px;}.css-13ibk4z{margin:0;font-family:"Lato",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-weight:400;font-size:1rem;line-height:1.5;}RIAs are willing to yield some ground to win chiseling millennials pressuring margins and innovative pricing are all in the RIA's favor 1) 0ms;transition:fill 200ms cubic-bezier(0.4 1) 0ms;font-size:1.25rem;color:#1065ac;}.css-jt7gtq{display:inline;color:#1065ac;}.css-jt7gtq p{display:inline;}.css-jt7gtq:hover,.css-jt7gtq:focus{color:#093c66;-webkit-text-decoration:underline;text-decoration:underline;}Cerulli California Copyright © 2009-2025 RIABiz Inc This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Lyon would be one win away from winning the Challenge Cup event a second time with a victory in their most recent match The home team implemented their planned moves precisely at the beginning of the game When Vincent Rattez and Beka Saginadze combined to score tries Lyon's attacking strategies worked.  scored 19 points with penalties and conversions and scored two of the game's key tries Tristan Tedder only managed to convert one point and one penalty; thus Racing 92's tries from Diego Escobar and Kleo Labarbe were all they could produce during the game left the game early because he needed to have his head injury evaluated The squad struggled because Racing was weakened on the field due to Owen Farrell's tactical impact and team-directing skills By effectively controlling the ball in every area Lyon's strong forwards controlled mauls and scrums and their backs exploited these attacks to create opportunities for rapid attacks Racing 92's ability to score during the match was limited by Lyon's effective tactical management of their defense Lyon can now move on to a match against Bath in Cardiff thanks to the title win Due to Bath's consistent excellent play the forthcoming final has become a significant competition Lyon is attempting to capture their second Challenge Cup title as they advance to the next round of play who leads the Lyons Community Farm Project It’s part of a large revitalization effort that includes a new orchard along the flood plain of the St inundating a huge swath of the town.Updated on Friday Years from now in Lyons, Colorado, a child who missed the bitterness of a 2013 natural disaster might enjoy the sweetness of an apple or apricot the Federal Emergency Management Agency forbade any future construction at the site and adjoining land over fears it could happen again But Glen Delman’s idea to plant an orchard passed muster “I love growing fruit and I picked fruit on apple farms as a kid,” Delman said squinting in the late-morning sun on a recent day “We want to feed the community,” added Adrean Kirk Kirk leads the Lyons Community Farm Project While the dribble of a nectarine and the burst of a cherry may be years away — the plants are still relative infants — the orchard has already brought townsfolk together to tend the trees. Sunday morning’s Spring Blossom Festival also aims to make this tight-knit community even tighter We see that there’s possibility and opportunity for rebirth,” Kirk said On this riverside plot, wind and rushing water muffle the whir of nearby traffic, as an unending necklace of vehicles heads to Rocky Mountain National Park. Also on this slice of land, a stone labyrinth and artwork fashioned from flood detritus invite reflection. Delman wants to erect a wind phone, to encourage people to speak to loved ones who have passed on “I’ve been hearing so much about how the lack of community and of being social in the United States is a disease these days,” Delman said “We’re really trying hard to make this a community effort.” look forward to the day when Lyons’ children can enjoy the fruit of their elders’ labor it’ll be a squirrel or bear that gets the first taste Editor's Note: This story has been updated to reflect that the Blossom Festival in Lyons is on Sunday, April 27, 2025 You want to know what is really going on these days We can help you keep up.  The Lookout is a free daily email newsletter with news and happenings from all over Colorado Sign up here and we will see you in the morning Colorado Postcards are snapshots of our colorful state in sound. They give brief insights into our people and places, our flora and fauna, and our past and present, from every corner of Colorado. 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All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy daughter of the late Bill and Cahterine DiDonna Visitation will take place from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm with a Funeral Mass to begin at 12:00 pm The internment will follow at Albany Rural Cemetery.  Galloway, N.J. – The Master of Arts in American Studies program will host the 15th annual Paul Lyons Memorial Lecture Series on Thursday in the Stockton University Art Gallery.  Stockton University 101 Vera King Farris Drive Galloway, NJ 08205-9441 (609) 652-1776 Maps, Directions & Parking Accessibility Statement Additional Locations in-between space where wrapping paper lingers and champagne waits in the wings I sat down with Chancellor Lyons to talk about the Lair We met at the University House in Berkeley could resemble a profoundly polished version of the Camp Gold Lodge in Pinecrest There was a casualness to our conversation the kind that comes when two people share the same place hoping to see the Lair the way Chancellor Lyons does: through the eyes of a camper and someone who gets how the worlds of the Lair and Berkeley twist together.  who’s known for carrying his guitar around camp reflected on how the Lair fuels Cal spirit and offered some words of wisdom for the staffers and campers to come he gave a quick nod to Top Dog Tuesday lunch and a shoutout to “Hail to California.” Note: Chancellor Lyons’s responses have been revised for simplicity and smoothness and then I came back in the early ’90s as a faculty member I was a guest speaker at the Lair and brought my family up The guest speaker thing was kind of my way in I was at the Lair for an event toward the end of the week so the announcement had just been made that I was the new Chancellor ‘Thank you for being among us.’ It was such a fun phrase—‘working retail.’ But what really stood out was the connection I was excited to be directly engaged with people It’s the communal moments that stand out—the shows who’s been a staffer for the last couple of summers and those shared experiences that create such a strong sense of connection Singing those songs we’ve heard so many times surrounded by a group of people who’ve come together—that’s it being part of something that ties you to a larger community Part of it was just seeing how much she grew from the experience—I think that’s true of a lot of the staffers and she really had to take responsibility for it and I loved watching her grow and recognize her growth the staffers are always supporting each other every step of the way—whether someone needed coverage or had to cover for someone else and I were at home while Nicole was on staff last summer A call came in late—Jen’s phone was on Do Not Disturb but Nicole’s number was set to break through calling to let us know that she and her fellow staffers had just reached the top of El Capitan She wanted to share that moment with her mother That was such a lovely moment—just a great moment I think the breadth of experiences at the Lair is incredible There are so many different things people can get plugged into For the kids who love being around younger kids And for people who are oriented toward arts or music—there’s something for everyone Another thing that comes through strongly is the emphasis on building connections As you think about the next summer or even the following year you realize just how much relationship capital you build at the Lair One piece of advice is to be intentional about building those relationships But if you approach certain connections with a bit more intention you can expand your opportunities moving forward There’s so much you can do to make it feel like your own Another thing to think about is: What are the things you never seem to have enough time for I’d connect with the Music Director and get a private lesson What you get from the Lair sticks: a six-month-later benefit Not in the sense of ‘What do you hope to achieve in a week?’ but more like ‘What are you passionate about?’ I read a phrase in a book the other day that talked about nourishing one’s soul How might the Lair help you nourish your soul you’ll show up feeling more ready to lean in I think part of stepping into a role like this is recognizing the generational aspect of it The Berkeley community encompasses the whole stack of generations I might connect with current students at a football game or attend an alumni event I’m mostly interacting with just one generation’s perspective at a time You can see this in action at the shows and meals Some people have been coming to the Lair for 30 or 40 years and you think these people are really rooted here.’ Then you have the five and ten-year-olds running around It’s that kaleidoscope of generations all involved we often think of it as the shared behaviors One of the things that stands out about Berkeley is its commitment to the public good When you consider the scale at which Berkeley educates and no public university matches the quality of our research What I get a sense of at the Lair is this unique Berkeley spirit; it’s in the songs and the support people show each other at places like Creekside We sometimes use the phrase ‘beyond yourself,’ which points to this deep sense of stewardship for something larger many universities claim to be committed to a greater cause truly lives out its mission in a distinct way You can see that reflected in the culture at the Lair Being away from the routine of everyday life is part of the experience you see the same families and reconnect in familiar ways We used to play frisbee golf with the same group; it’s a small but something you look forward to every summer It’s this repetition that helps you be more intentional about what a week in nature can do for you and how to make the most of it I can’t tell you how many solo walks I’ve taken to Pinecrest Lake Those were some of the most productive thinking times I’ve had I think that connecting faculty to the Lair is so important I remember being there before Nicole joined the staff and meeting other faculty members who are still close friends Expanding faculty involvement and integrating more parts of the university could help the Lair represent all of Berkeley It would also be interesting to get my senior leadership team and UC Berkeley trustees to experience the Lair firsthand but it could strengthen connections across the university keeps bringing home the axe—the Lair remains steady It’s that quiet reminder of what really matters: community it’s clear that just as Berkeley is bigger than a school the Lair is bigger than a campfire and some trees It’s where countless corners of the Cal community come together and where you invest in the relationships that will shape both your personal and professional futures and ‘work retail.’ It’s about time—time spent outside The Lair is a cornerstone of the Berkeley experience From signed Cal Athletics memorabilia to lunch with Chancellor Lyons there’s something for everyone in the Lair of the Golden Bear’s 2024 online auction Tune in for a fun and informative glimpse at what you can expect from a Lair of the Golden Bear vacation A “music discovery” festival featuring under-the-radar artists Bear Music Fest has become a Lair of the Golden Bear favorite Here’s what to expect when you go to Bear Music Fest CAA is a self-funded nonprofit organization that relies on donations to provide programs and services that support students UC Riverside Distinguished Professor Tim Lyons is the winner of the Geobiology Society’s 2025 Robert M named for a pioneer in the field who also mentored Lyons’ own mentor.  the society was formed in 2016 in response to the growing prominence of geobiology the study of how life and Earth shape each other over time The field explores deep connections between living things like microbes was a groundbreaking geochemist best known for advancing our understanding of how elements move through the planet a process scientists refer to as ‘global cycling.’  Garrels also recognized that the cycling of elements on land and in the oceans strongly affects levels of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere These cycles are driven by natural processes like plate tectonics and ocean circulation over hundreds of millions of years Garrels mentored Robert Berner who picked up the global cycling torch and became known for modeling atmospheric oxygen and carbon dioxide “Much of what I know about science and how to do science a distinguished professor of biogeochemistry in UCR’s Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences.  “Berner was a Picasso of geochemistry because of the vast range of research paths he created and mastered and we have all benefitted from his work,” Lyons said Lyons is a clear descendent of this scientific lineage His research shows how today’s richness and diversity of life stems from billions of years of gradual changes in biogeochemical cycles and biosphere evolution that reshaped Earth’s surface.  “Tim is also widely regarded as the world leader in developing and applying innovative proxies for tracking chemical changes in the rock record from the period in which oxygen first appeared on Earth,” said Kurt Konhauser professor of geobiology and geomicrobiology at the University of Alberta.  Lyons’ deep understanding of ancient Earth has led him to explore a wide variety of questions from the origins of life to the search for it far beyond our solar system he’s focused on urgent issues in human and ecological health where a variety of environmental hazards are brewing in the desert sun.  Lyons advises being open to a variety of ways to applying knowledge and “working to answer questions that matter to people,” Lyons said “Think big in the questions you’re asking and surround yourself with gifted people.”  He also credited the remarkable students and postdocs at UCR with helping to elevate his career especially as applied to deep time questions we’re among the very best in the world,” he said Receiving the Garrels Award is especially meaningful because it represents recognition from peers who deeply understand his work the other recipient of this year’s Garrels award is “the most prominent paleontologist in the world and another important mentor,” Lyons said Two recent recipients of the society’s early career award were also part of Lyons group before moving on to prestigious faculty positions at Yale University and the University of St which adds vast additional honor to the recognition.”  Lyons will receive the award in May at the Geobiology 2025 Conference in Banff tel: (951) 827-1012 email: webmaster@ucr.edu 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Lyons Magnus LLC ("Lyons Magnus") today announced that it is voluntarily recalling 4 oz Lyons ReadyCare and Sysco Imperial Frozen Supplemental Shakes due to the potential for the products to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes Lyons Magnus is taking this action in response to a recall of the products by their manufacturer ("Prairie Farms") from the Prairie Farms facility in Fort Wayne Listeria monocytogenes is an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women Lyons Magnus handled distribution of the recalled products which were manufactured and supplied to Lyons Magnus by Prairie Farms The recalled products were distributed primarily to long-term care facilities and were not available for retail sale As soon as Lyons Magnus learned of the issue it took immediate action to halt the purchase of all products from the affected Prairie Farms facility and ensure that impacted products were removed from distribution nationally Lyons Magnus' utmost concern is protecting consumers The recalled products were distributed throughout the United States and packed in 4 oz cartons under the Lyons ReadyCare and Sysco Imperial brand names The top of the carton has printing that 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Subscribe to Adweek newsletters Subway has named Greg Lyons as its new global chief marketing officer The news comes a week after PepsiCo confirmed Lyons’ departure from the company He most recently served as CMO of its North American beverage division since 2017 where he led Pepsi to achieve 18 consecutive quarters of growth and supported brands like Gatorade Lyons was succeeded by Mark Kirkham who was promoted from svp of marketing for PepsiCo’s sparkling brands the sandwich chain’s interim CEO and former chief marketer Lyons will lead the brand’s global marketing Lyons will also work directly with Subway’s newly appointed U.S. creative agency of record Leo New York to lead its guest-centric marketing strategy “With more than 25 years of experience in the industry, Greg is widely respected for his ability to renew iconic brands through integrated, consumer-led marketing,” Walsh said in a statement Lyons added: “I’ve been a fan of the Subway brand for as long as I can remember and it’s an honor to join the company at such an exciting moment in its journey I look forward to building on Subway’s iconic legacy and bringing its creative strategy to life in bold Following leadership changes and an AOR switch Subway is aiming to “boost franchisee profitability and elevate its position in the market globally.” Last year, private equity firm Roark Capital bought the sandwich chain for $9.6 billion, marking its first ownership change since its founding in 1965. Former global CEO John Chidsey also retired in 2024 Subway isn’t required to disclose its financial results, however, Statista estimates that its U.S. sales in 2023 reached $9.98 billion, up from $9.78 billion in 2022. The company has also been quietly closing locations nationwide since 2015 6 Sizzling Food Trends Marketers Need to Know Cydney Lee is ADWEEK's advertising news reporter based out of NYC Adweek is the leading source of news and insight serving the brand marketing ecosystem one of the world's largest restaurant brands today announced Greg Lyons will join the company as Global Chief Marketing Officer (GCMO) on May 19 Lyons will be a member of Subway’s executive leadership team and report directly to Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Carrie Walsh responsible for leading Subway’s global marketing He will also work directly with Publicis’ Leo New York "With more than 25 years of experience in the industry Greg is widely respected for his ability to renew iconic brands through integrated consumer-led marketing,” said Subway Interim CEO Carrie Walsh "We are honored to welcome Greg to the team and confident he will be instrumental in our continued journey to elevate Subway’s position as a global leader in the sandwich market.” Lyons was most recently the CMO of PepsiCo Beverages North America Portfolio where he drove a dynamic approach to strategy communications and innovation to transform PepsiCo’s beverage portfolio Lyons led the Pepsi brand to achieve 18 consecutive quarters of growth and supported popular brands "I’ve been a fan of the Subway brand for as long as I can remember and it’s an honor to join the company at such an exciting moment in its journey,” said Lyons "I look forward to building on Subway’s iconic legacy and bringing its creative strategy to life in bold Lyons’ appointment as GCMO supports Subway’s continued focus as the freshest most convenient and most affordable sandwich option on the market The brand also remains committed to smart growth to help boost franchisee profitability and elevate its position in the market globally Subway® is a globally registered trademark of Subway IP LLC or one of its affiliates At 6-foot-3, 225 pounds, Lyons, who plays for Folsom High in California has thrown for over 6,000 yards and 84 touchdowns while rushing for more than 1,500 yards and 38 touchdowns in just two seasons as a varsity starter Thanks to this high-level production, the talented QB is the No. 3 overall quarterback recruit in the class of 2026 as well as the No. 1 player and QB in California, according to 247Sports he is the reigning Gatorade State Player of the Year for the state of California and has morphed into one of the best dual-threat options in the nation Combined this with the fact that Lyons has a professional mindset and a high-level aura it’s easy to see why he stands out even when surrounded by other four- and five-star recruits and I just have to stay humble and keep working because I really haven’t proven anything I still have some stuff to prove in college and must stay humble and keep working,” Lyons said this week at OT7 Golden Ticket national tournament where he is competing with his Cold Hearts 7-on-7 team Lyons' final college decision will cause a massive domino effect for all Power 4 schools and national recruits as pressure continues to build on him daily to decide Lyons is navigating through the recruiting waters smoothly while moving closer toward making a final decision Odds are high he will commit before the 2025 season starts in the fall “The schools I’m going to take visits to are Michigan and Ohio State next week and I just got back from Ole Miss this week,” Lyons said I’ve seen so many schools except Michigan and Ohio State but things are going to come down to how I fit in with their program and the culture of their school and how much do their coaches believe in me.” Lyons is a great candidate to pull a six- or seven-figure bag before he even steps foot on campus the talented right-handed gunslinger is simply a competitor who legitimately enjoys the game of football and competing Lyons led his nationally ranked seven-on-seven squad Cold Hearts to a couple of big wins in the OTC national tournament all in the name of competition With his recruitment under such a huge spotlight the fact Lyons is still playing in high-profile tournaments gives one some insight to what it’s going to take to get him to sign on the dotted line and obviously I’m going to compete with anyone in the country,” Lyons said “I don’t want anyone to promise anything because that’s no realistic but I definitely want the opportunity to compete and play early but obviously I have a lot of confidence in myself and do believe I’m the best quarterback in the country I’m a joyful person who is an extravert and enjoys the game of football.” © 2025 ABG-SI LLC - SPORTS ILLUSTRATED IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF ABG-SI LLC The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions 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equitable and broad access to a world-class education “No private university educates at our scale,” said Lyons who formerly served as dean of UC Berkeley’s Walter A “And no public university researches at our quality Lyons and Wones started in their new roles on the same day last summer and have already struck a tone that honors the university’s long tradition of excellence while embracing change the leaders talked about what sets UC Berkeley — and the Library — apart The research that happens at UC Berkeley changes the world Allison’s Nobel Prize-winning work at UC Berkeley helped revolutionize how cancer is treated Contributions from sociologist Arlie Hochschild and many other luminaries at Berkeley have rippled well beyond their fields (Lyons recalled taking Hochschild’s class as a student at Cal is at the heart of what makes Berkeley great “It’s like a lifelong love affair with ideas and learning.” When discussing his own pioneering research Lyons earned his business degree at Berkeley in 1982 and came back to join the faculty in the ’90s earning a Distinguished Teaching Award in 1998 or the price of goods and services between countries emerged an idea that he “basically got tenure for,” he said By examining trades between banks over time — and taking note of whether a transaction was initiated by the buyer or seller — Lyons revealed a microeconomic explanation for how exchange rates are determined the phenomenon had been described in terms of macroeconomic forces “It’s like you’re a biologist in a world with no microscopes The audience erupted in applause after the energetic economic excursion a mini lecture displaying Lyons’ dexterity in making dense topics not only understandable but exciting “The thing that really grabbed my attention was his research,” said Michael Jeon ’99 a guest at the luncheon whose work for an overseas fund made that part of the discussion particularly relevant a new member of the Council of Friends of The Bancroft Library also noted the “fireside”-style Q&A format was a natural inviting way to get to know the leaders.  Lyons took up guitar as a grad student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology inspired by a street musician he would see in Harvard Square provided an escape during a time in his life that he described as “hopelessly unbalanced.” he plays his acoustic steel-string guitar at least a little bit “We all need a decompression — we all need a meditation in our lives,” he said Ensuring that students feel a sense of belonging is not only right — it’s a requirement if the Library wants to successfully serve its mission The Library is a fountain of knowledge — a provider of massive amounts of information and friendly support to help make sense of it all But none of that matters if students don’t feel welcome “We have to be really intentional about how we present ourselves to the students and make sure they know that they belong here and we will help them find the information that they need,” Wones said the influence of leaders on an organization’s culture is something of an “obsession,” he said Belonging is among the most important aspects of culture and a topic that demands careful attention The conversation between Lyons and Wones resonated with Madie Neely, who was among a group of students in the Sligo Scholars program eating together under the vaulted ceiling of Doe Library’s North Reading Room (“It’s really pretty,” Neely said of the library “It’s exciting to see the university dedicated to a student-centered experience and all the good they’re up to,” said Neely invite-only event honoring Library supporters former chancellor of UC Berkeley; and Dorothy Lazard Copyright © 2025 The Regents of the University of California. 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View Obituary & Service Information The family of James Joseph Lyons created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne Todd Lyons said he wanted US immigration agency to be ‘like a business’ in its deportation process The head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement said he would like the agency to implement a system of trucks that rounds up immigrants for deportation in a system similar to how Amazon delivers packages around the US “We need to get better at treating this like a business,” the acting Ice director, Todd Lyons, said. He said that he wanted to see a deportation process “like [Amazon] Prime, but with human beings”. His comments were first reported by the Arizona Mirror Lyons was one of a series of Trump administration speakers at the 2025 Border Security Expo at the Phoenix convention center. Other speakers were Trump’s “border czar”, Tom Homan, and the secretary of the US Department of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem. Read moreSpeakers at the expo praised Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans the 1798 law that was last used during the second world war to intern Japanese Americans Noem promised to expand on its use to more efficiently deport immigrants Homan said “that is a law enacted by Congress, and we are using that”, referring to the Alien Enemies Act. At around the time of the expo, the US supreme court ruled that the Trump administration may continue using the law to deport alleged gang members Homan added that it “bothers him” when judges attempt to prevent him from using the act. He also said that family detention was still “on the table” as a policy Lyons also spoke highly of other new technology being potentially implemented in the deportation process He expressed hopes that the agency could utilize artificial intelligence to “free up bed space” and “fill up airplanes” allowing Ice to deport immigrants at a quicker pace The Ice director also said that he has been working with Elon Musk’s “department of government efficiency” (Doge) for access to social security numbers to look for “voter fraud” Several speakers, Homan included, echoed the opinion of having a deportation system that is run like a business, with assurance that the Trump administration is depending on the private sector for completion of its mass deportation agenda. Many representatives from the military-industrial complex were in attendance “Let the badge and guns do the badge-and-gun stuff Trump campaigned heavily on implementing a system of mass deportation, and has spent his presidency so far attempting to deliver on his campaign promises. Data suggests as many as 1,400 people were arrested during or right after Ice check-ins in the first four weeks of his administration. Free newsletterA deep dive into the policies, controversies and oddities surrounding the Trump administration Read moreOne of Trump’s first actions after he was sworn in for his second term was to broaden Ice’s mandate Now all immigrants without legal status are prioritized for arrest including those who have been checking in and cooperating with authorities “Ice’s fantasy of becoming ‘Amazon Prime for deportations’ exposes the infrastructure behind Trump’s deportation agenda: mass removals powered by big tech and data,” Cinthya Rodriguez national organizer for the Latinx advocacy group Mijente Ice has contracted with tech companies to automate policing relying on the dehumanization of immigrant communities “To seek to automate deportations at Amazon-like speed only furthers that harm,” she added “These policies are cruel reckless and driven by white supremacy and greed – not safety.” Avelo Airlines recently said it had signed an agreement to fly federal deportation flights for the administration from Mesa Several thousand people signed a petition urging the airline to halt plans to carry out the deportation flights The mass deportations and ongoing cases of people being detained by Ice has caused unease and fear among immigrants and foreign visitors to the US. Recent data suggests that flight bookings between Canada and the US are down by over 70% Terri Sewell (AL-07) announced that she will bring Ms Division 3 Vice President and Legislative Political Coordinator (LPC) for the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Local 2206 as her guest to President Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday evening “The nearly 10,000 federal employees in my district work hard every day to deliver the services that our communities rely on,” said Rep “The way they have been treated by this administration is nothing short of disgraceful Trump’s attacks on our federal workforce are not only a slap in the face to our hard-working civil servants but they are a direct threat to programs like Social Security which are a lifeline for so many Alabamians.” “I’m looking forward to bringing Chelsy Lyons as my guest to the President’s address,” continued Sewell “Throughout her more than 17 years with AFGE she has fought tirelessly to ensure that our federal workers are treated fairly and with dignity Rest assured; Alabama’s federal workers will be well-represented on Tuesday night.” “I am greatly honored for the opportunity to join with such a fervent Congresswoman Terri Sewell,” said Ms “Representative Sewell is one of my greatest inspirations and role models She has broken glass ceilings and has left trails of greatness for us to follow Her work in the State of Alabama is undeniable and extraordinary; she is necessary She is a force to be reckoned with and I consider it an immeasurable privilege to work beside such an honorable legend.” Lyons began her federal career in 2008 as a Claims Authorizer for the U.S Social Security Administration where she has continued to serve for the past 17 years she joined AFGE after witnessing the powerful zeal AFGE is the largest federal employee union representing 800,000 workers in the federal government and the government of the District of Columbia AFGE represents almost every type of federal employee with its highest membership from the Department of Veterans Affairs Alabama is home to roughly 41,000 federal employees including nearly 10,000 in the 7th Congressional District (excluding uniformed military personnel and federal contractors) Permalink: https://sewell.house.gov/2025/3/rep-sewell-to-bring-chelsy-lyons-federal-worker-and-local-union-representative-as-her-guest-to-president-trump-s-joint-session-address An official website of the United States government A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States ) or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .gov website Share sensitive information only on official Emergency Information for American Citizens Trey Lyons assumed his role as Chargé d’Affaires He previously served as the embassy’s Deputy Chief of Mission from July 2024 Before arriving in Croatia Trey served as Director for Eastern Europe at the National Security Council  From 2019-2021 Trey was Senior Advisor to the Slovak and Swedish Chairs-in-Office of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in Vienna He also held positions as the State Department’s Director of Crisis Management Training Political and Economic Counselor and Acting Deputy Chief of Mission at the U.S Previous assignments include Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Senior Watch Officer and Watch Officer in the State Department’s Operations Center Trey holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Colorado at Boulder and is a Distinguished Graduate of the National War College in Washington with a master’s degree in national security strategy You can reach us at +38516612200 Please contact us at consularzagreb@state.gov Please check Local Programs section under Education and Exchanges Please check the Travel.State.Gov website for more information https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Croatia.html Use up to three keywords instead of using a full sentence for the best search results We use cookies to make our website work better and improve your experience The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network The technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes voluntary compliance on the part of your Internet Service Provider information stored or retrieved for this purpose alone cannot usually be used to identify you The technical storage or access is required to create user profiles to send advertising or to track the user on a website or across several websites for similar marketing purposes Manage options Manage services Manage {vendor_count} vendors Read more about these purposes View preferences {title} {title} {title} it is used when the user is redirected after login const message = sessionStorage.getItem( 'tcb_toast_message' ); 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as a Public Defender in Richland County South Carolina; an attorney advisor for the Executive Office for United States Attorneys; as an Assistant U.S District of South Carolina; and Deputy Chief in the Criminal Division During Acting USA Lyons’ 20-year career with the Department of Justice she has handled a wide range of federal cases related to violent crimes child pornography and civil rights violations In the District of South Carolina she served as the Project Sentry Coordinator related to the prevention of gun violence; and in Southern District of Georgia she served as the Project Safe Childhood Coordinator responsible for the prosecution of childhood exploitation cases responsible for the prosecution of color of law and civil right violations Lyons serves as the chief federal law enforcement officer for the Southern District of Georgia which covers 43 of Georgia’s 159 counties with a population of more than 1.6 million people and includes the cities of Savannah She leads a team of more than 70 attorneys and staff in prosecuting federal crimes in the District and defending the United States in civil cases and collecting debts owed to the United States Steinberg has announced her resignation from her presidentially appointed position in the Southern District of Georgia U.S Staff members from the Southern District of Georgia received recognition today as Attorney General Merrick B Garland announced the recipients of the 70th and 71st Attorney General’s Awards Email USAO-SDGA Multilingual Resources-->Have a question about Government Services passed from this life to heaven peacefully on January 18 KY where she spent most of her life beside Van Her love for the outdoors kept her close to the water and woods where she hunted and fished on Kentucky and Barkley Lake She kept her family and friends first in her life.  Doug and Della Barnes; seven siblings; and many other family members dear to her Mary Emma Barnes; and many nieces and nephews Services will be conducted at Williamson Memorial in Franklin Visitation will begin at 1:00 PM on Saturday Brandon and Delaney Porter will be officiating Williamson Memorial Funeral Home & Cremation Service Click to watch Link copiedShareShare resultsBy chief election analyst Antony Green posted Fri at 2:00pmFriday 2 May 2025 at 2:00pmFri 2 May 2025 at 2:00pm Updated 1h ago1 hours agoMon 5 May 2025 at 8:33pm updated 16h ago16 hours agoMon 5 May 2025 at 6:19am Lyne | Macarthur The retiring Labor MP is Brian Mitchell who has represented the seat since 2016. (Victories by a party of government are indicated by thick coloured underlining.) 65 years old Phibbs lives in the electorate just outside Deloraine. He grew up in Sydney and qualified as a Motor Mechanic and Automotive Electrician in 1981. He and his family of six children moved to Tasmania in 1987. For over 40 years he was been employed in Government, Civil Construction, Agricultural and Mining Industries as a Diesel Fitter. He has also been self-employed over four years in the landscaping, fencing and home maintenance service industry. Allan is a lifetime environmental activist. He lives in Dodges Ferry with his partner. Allan was formerly a captain with the marine conservation group, Sea Shepherd, and now works at the Bob Brown Foundation as their marine campaigner. Was a Greens candidate for Lyons at the March 2024 state election. Has been a Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party candidate several times over the past decade. Offord lives in the Northern Midlands and is a veterinarian who has worked in private practice for 33 years. She has also spent two decades in senior roles with the Australian Veterinary Association. Polled 214 votes or 0.3% in Lyons as an Independent at the March 2024 state election. CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time)