We use cookies to analyze user behavior in order to constantly improve the website for you. Learn more (NYSE: FET) Stonegate Capital Partners updates their coverage on Forum Energy Technologies This compares to our/consensus estimates of $196.3M/$196.5M It is noted that revenues were in-line with our expectations while GPM was slightly below expectations EBITDA margins were also slightly below expectations at 10.4% To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here Click image above to view full announcement Stonegate Capital Partners is a leading capital markets advisory firm providing investor relations and institutional investor outreach services for public companies Stonegate Capital Markets (member FINRA) provides a full spectrum of investment banking equity research and capital raising for public and private companies Stonegate Capital Partners (214) 987-4121 info@stonegateinc.com Source: Stonegate, Inc. 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Sign Up Company Profile Multimedia/Internet/Online Services (FET) released its financial results for the first quarter of 2025 slightly below the consensus estimates of $196.5 million The company's adjusted EBITDA was $20.1 million also falling short of the expected $23.0 million Adjusted net income came in at $0.5 million significantly below the consensus of $3.3 million FET marked its seventh consecutive quarter of positive free cash flow This achievement underscores the company's ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position The Drilling and Completions segment of FET showed growth with revenue increasing 4% sequentially to $116.0 million To further bolster its financial performance management has initiated cost-reduction measures aimed at eliminating approximately $10 million in annualized costs reflecting a proactive approach to improving operational efficiency new 2025 Club partner Stonegate Pharmacy announced the official change of the Q2 Stadium’s Southwest Gate to The Stonegate The new gate change will be an addition to Stonegate’s multiyear investment with Austin FC Stonegate will include community activations Stonegate Pharmacy has been serving the central Texas community since 2007 specializing in providing personalized care and innovative solutions that empower patients to live healthier 2025) - Civeo Corporation (NYSE: CVEO): Stonegate Capital Partners updates their coverage on Civeo Corporation Civeo reported negative free cash flow of ($13.5M) in 1Q25 primarily due to negative operating cash flow of ($8.4M) and $5.3M in capital expenditures the Company reaffirmed its confidence in long-term free cash flow generation supported by a capital-light model and a high mix of recurring asset-light services revenue As part of its updated capital allocation strategy Civeo increased its share repurchase authorization from 10% to 20% of shares outstanding and plans to use 100% of FCF to complete the program the Company repurchased 153,000 shares for approximately $3.3M and suspended its quarterly dividend to prioritize buybacks and enhance financial flexibility Net debt rose $20.9M quarter-over-quarter to $59.0M resulting in a net leverage ratio of 0.8x To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here 10% to 20% of shares outstanding, suspending its quarterly cash dividend. CVEO revised its 2025 guidance, with revenue between $620M and $650M and Adj. EBITDA of $75M to $85M. Click image above to view full announcement Stonegate Capital Partners (214) 987-4121 info@stonegateinc.com Source: Stonegate, Inc. To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/250449 Already have an account? Login local gardeners have found their way to Stonegate Farm on Driscoll Road in Greenfield for locally grown and nurtured perennials bought their property in Greenfield in 1996 built their whimsical contemporary home with “extra parts from other houses,” Maggie said with a smile who had a master’s degree in social work from Columbia University came to the area for his children to attend the Pine Hill Waldorf School in Wilton He was later involved in creating a  CSA and social enterprise that evolved into Plowshare Farm which is just down the road from Stonegate Farm Ron and Maggie met at a contra dance in Nelson in 1986 The couple started gardening professionally around 2000 raising perennials wholesale for big-box retail stores Maggie retired from being a special education teacher at ConVal in 1999 and turned to gardening and garden design full-time designing gardens and growing plants for clients all over New England After the large chain stores stopped buying locally Maggie and Ron began to sell plants retail from the farm and at farmers’ markets because that is very hard for a small farm to do but we don’t use any herbicides or pesticides or anything nasty,” Maggie said Maggie and Ron learned a lot about the business from their neighbor and mentor Maggie and Ron bought up his plant stock and carried on his lines “We still have plants from Wesley’s farm,” Maggie said “He was just an amazing guy and a real help to us in doing what we did and it made a huge difference in what we were able to do.”  which Maggie and Ron planted on the hillside about their farm Stonegate Farm specialized in “unusual annuals,” but the cost of heating the greenhouse for seedlings in late winter and early spring got to be too expensive Maggie brought interns from the ConVal CTE program  to work on the farm integrating outdoors and nature studies into the English curriculum Maggie and Ron specialized in hostas and daylilies Maggie has been selling her  perennials at the Peterborough Farmers’ Market for over 20 years and even longer at the Keene Farmers’ Market she joined the  Greenfield Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market and it’s great to meet new people,” Maggie said “The Greenfield market is really fantastic; it’s great to have the chance to meet new people right here in our community.”  we could barely keep up with everything we had going on I’ve had to cut back on a whole level of the garden,” she said Stonegate already has thriving perennials neatly arranged in gallon pots was here helping get Stonegate ready for the gardening season “This year I’m growing what I love to grow the most and I’ll have some native plants that no one else has.” Maggie has received most of her spring shipment of plants She is especially excited about a new species of bee balm “It’s something nobody else around here has “It takes a few weeks for everything to root in and be ready to be sold so we’re just trying to get everything planted.”  This summer, Stonegate Farm is open by appointment only. You can find Stonegate at the Greenfield and Peterborough farmers’ markets and on Facebook Send email to Maggie at flowerfarm2@gmail.com or call 603-547-3395 you agree with our use of cookies to personalize your experience measure ads and monitor how our site works to improve it for our users (NASDAQ: NCSM): Stonegate Capital Partners updates their coverage on NCS Multistage Holdings NCSM reported total revenues of $50.0M a 14% year-over-year increase and its highest quarterly revenue since 1Q20 Growth was primarily driven by increased product sales in Canada and services revenue across all geographies particularly for fracturing system completions while international revenue was supported by continued tracer diagnostics work in the Middle East and product and service sales in the North Sea with a 26% sequential increase in Canadian sales offsetting a 34% decline in international revenue due to timing of tracer work and a 13% drop in U.S Going forward we expect that the Company will continue to see modest revenue growth through FY25 despite the threat of increasing tariffs Consolidated gross margins expanded from 40.1% in 1Q24 to 43.7% in 1Q25 To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here 14% year-over-year improvement. NCSM reported a liquidity position of $49.8M, an increase from $34.4M (1Q24). Adjusted EBITDA of$8.2M, a $2.1M year-over-year improvement. Source: Stonegate, Inc. 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By connecting my portfolio to TipRanks Smart Portfolio I agree to their Terms of Use (NCSM) reported a substantial 14% increase in total revenues for the first quarter of 2025 This marks the highest quarterly revenue for the company since the first quarter of 2020 The impressive revenue growth was mainly fueled by strong performance in Canadian operations and increased services revenue across all regions Canadian operations were especially robust with notable growth in fracturing system completions international revenue benefited from ongoing tracer diagnostics work in the Middle East and sales in the North Sea although it experienced a 34% sequential decline due to timing issues The company's gross margins experienced an upward shift expanding from 40.1% in the first quarter of 2024 to 43.7% in the same period of 2025 NCS Multistage Holdings improved its liquidity position to $49.8 million a significant increase from $34.4 million year-over-year while its Adjusted EBITDA rose by $2.1 million to reach $8.2 million the company anticipates continued modest revenue growth for the fiscal year 2025 notwithstanding potential threats from increased tariffs The positive trajectory in Canadian sales and enhanced liquidity are expected to support this outlook Civeo Corporation (CVEO) faced a challenging first quarter of 2025 The company's revenues reached $144.0 million while Adjusted EBITDA stood at $12.7 million Civeo experienced negative free cash flow of ($13.5 million) a significant downturn from the positive $7.2 million recorded in the previous year This decline was primarily due to negative operating cash flow of ($8.4 million) and capital expenditures amounting to $5.3 million Civeo has taken strategic steps to bolster its financial position The company has doubled its share repurchase authorization increasing it from 10% to 20% of shares outstanding Civeo has suspended its quarterly dividend to focus on share buybacks with the intention of using 100% of free cash flow for this purpose the company repurchased 153,000 shares for approximately $3.3 million The company's net debt increased by $20.9 million which resulted in a net leverage ratio of 0.8x Civeo remains confident in its long-term free cash flow generation supported by a capital-light business model and a high mix of recurring revenue from asset-light services Civeo has revised its 2025 financial guidance The company projects revenues between $620 million and $650 million with an Adjusted EBITDA forecasted to range between $75 million and $85 million Reno's planning commission on Wednesday shot down proposed changes to the massive StoneGate project that would’ve brought 5,000 housing units to Cold Springs north of Reno would have included 1.2 million square feet in commercial/industrial space and land set aside for two elementary schools and a high school builders and lobbyists implored the Reno City Council at the time to approve the project as a key step in alleviating Northern Nevada's crippling housing shortage wants to reduce housing to 1,350 mixed units and increase industrial and commercial uses to 12 million square feet told the planning commission they were ready to start construction in 2021 but economic conditions held them back “The StoneGate team continued to pursue that development … They were ready to break ground,” Durling said “But those bids came back so out of what they were budgeting that it rendered it infeasible.” More: Traffic, water, schools: What you need to know about proposed Stonegate development Durling said upfront infrastructure costs became too high and with inflation increasing material and labor costs the project's revenue would not have kept up with the costs the developer is now proposing a new project with roughly 3,650 fewer homes no schools and the industrial use space increased twelvefold Durling's arguments included improved quality of life for residents who would be able to work closer to home That in turn would prevent an increase in commuter traffic on the already overburdened U.S Durling added that with fewer residential units there would be fewer children and no need for additional schools The developers also believe the project will generate enough tax and fee revenue to add $70 million to the city's general fund and street reparation fund over 20 years This is higher than the original residential project’s estimated $26 million surplus revenue over the same period (but) we feel when you look at it from a broader economic standpoint in the city of Reno we need a project like this,” Durling said adding that the city can't compete with places like the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center for employment without something like this project planning commissioners were wary about the project Since the revisions would require a master plan change “I’m torn on this one,” Chair Kerry Rohrmeier said “We’ve heard tonight from residents and we’ve heard for years prior to this that that is not wanted in Ward 4 so convince me that (this is) the thing that we really need.” said she was concerned about the quality of life and services for her residents many of them residents of the North Valleys and Cold Springs Cold Springs resident Rebecca Flannery told the commission she doesn’t want this massive development full of additional employee traffic and noisy industrial centers quiet little place to live,” Flannery said North Valleys resident Sarah Wolfe wrote in public comment that changing the plan to more industrial acreage would conflict with the developer's earlier promises for more housing “Residents are tired of developers changing agreements to fit their bottom line rather than the quality of life of the area’s citizens,” Wolfe wrote a commercial real estate firm in Northern Nevada Arman told the commission that expanding the industrial and commercial land would bring thousands of additional jobs generate money for the city and offer more amenities to the North Valleys Since the StoneGate project is asking for a zoning change the project automatically goes next to the Reno City Council Jaedyn Young covers local government for the Reno Gazette-Journal. 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Send your story ideas and feedback to Jaedyn at jyoung@rgj.com Alliance Resource Partners (NASDAQ: ARLP) showed mixed performance in Q1 2025 as reported in Stonegate Capital Partners' updated coverage Total revenues declined 17.1% year-over-year to $540.5 million mainly due to a 10.4% drop in coal sales volumes Despite lower revenues and decreased digital asset values the company's performance was partially supported by reduced operating expenses and oil & gas royalty revenues ARLP maintains a positive outlook for FY25 expecting higher domestic sales volumes and operational efficiencies to help maintain margins comparable to FY24 Alliance Resource Partners (NASDAQ: ARLP) ha registrato risultati contrastanti nel primo trimestre 2025 come riportato nell'aggiornamento di Stonegate Capital Partners I ricavi totali sono diminuiti del 17,1% rispetto all'anno precedente principalmente a causa di una riduzione del 10,4% nei volumi di vendita del carbone I principali indicatori finanziari includono: Nonostante la diminuzione dei ricavi e il calo del valore degli asset digitali la performance dell'azienda è stata parzialmente sostenuta dalla riduzione delle spese operative e dai ricavi derivanti dalle royalty nel settore petrolifero e del gas ARLP mantiene una prospettiva positiva per l'anno fiscale 2025 prevedendo volumi di vendita interni più elevati e maggiori efficienze operative per mantenere margini comparabili a quelli del 2024 Alliance Resource Partners (NASDAQ: ARLP) mostró un desempeño mixto en el primer trimestre de 2025 según el informe actualizado de Stonegate Capital Partners Los ingresos totales disminuyeron un 17,1% interanual hasta 540,5 millones de dólares principalmente debido a una caída del 10,4% en los volúmenes de ventas de carbón Los principales indicadores financieros incluyen: A pesar de la disminución de ingresos y la caída en el valor de los activos digitales el desempeño de la empresa se vio parcialmente respaldado por la reducción de gastos operativos y los ingresos por regalías de petróleo y gas ARLP mantiene una perspectiva positiva para el año fiscal 2025 esperando mayores volúmenes de ventas domésticas y eficiencias operativas que ayuden a mantener márgenes comparables a los de 2024 Alliance Resource Partners (NASDAQ: ARLP)는 Stonegate Capital Partners의 최신 보고서에 따르면 2025년 1분기에 혼조된 실적을 보였습니다 운영비 절감과 석유 및 가스 로열티 수익 덕분에 회사 실적은 부분적으로 지지받았습니다 ARLP는 2025 회계연도에 국내 판매량 증가와 운영 효율성 향상을 통해 2024년과 유사한 마진을 유지할 것으로 긍정적인 전망을 유지하고 있습니다 Alliance Resource Partners (NASDAQ : ARLP) a affiché une performance mitigée au premier trimestre 2025 selon la mise à jour de Stonegate Capital Partners Le chiffre d'affaires total a diminué de 17,1 % en glissement annuel pour atteindre 540,5 millions de dollars principalement en raison d'une baisse de 10,4 % des volumes de vente de charbon Les principaux indicateurs financiers sont les suivants : Malgré la baisse des revenus et la diminution de la valeur des actifs numériques la performance de l'entreprise a été partiellement soutenue par la réduction des dépenses opérationnelles et les revenus provenant des redevances pétrolières et gazières ARLP maintient une perspective positive pour l'exercice 2025 s'attendant à une augmentation des volumes de ventes domestiques et à des gains d'efficacité opérationnelle pour maintenir des marges comparables à celles de 2024 Alliance Resource Partners (NASDAQ: ARLP) zeigte im ersten Quartal 2025 eine gemischte Performance wie im aktualisierten Bericht von Stonegate Capital Partners dargestellt Die Gesamterlöse sanken im Jahresvergleich um 17,1 % auf 540,5 Millionen US-Dollar hauptsächlich bedingt durch einen Rückgang der Kohlenabsatzmengen um 10,4 % Trotz geringerer Umsätze und gesunkener Werte digitaler Vermögenswerte wurde die Unternehmensleistung teilweise durch reduzierte Betriebskosten und Einnahmen aus Öl- und Gaslizenzgebühren gestützt ARLP blickt optimistisch auf das Geschäftsjahr 2025 und erwartet höhere inländische Absatzmengen sowie operative Effizienzen um Margen auf dem Niveau von 2024 zu halten ARLP reports significant YoY revenue and profit declines though sequential EBITDA improvement and strong forward contracts provide some stability ARLP's Q1 2025 results reveal substantial year-over-year declines across key metrics with total revenue dropping 17.1% to $540.5 million and net income falling to $74.0 million from $158.1 million in Q1 2024 This performance deterioration stems primarily from a 10.4% decrease in coal sales volumes combined with lower pricing pressures The sequential picture shows some improvement with Adjusted EBITDA increasing 29.0% quarter-over-quarter to $159.9 million suggesting operational enhancements despite market challenges The company's reduction in operating expenses partially mitigated the revenue decline indicating effective cost management strategies with over 96% of expected 2025 coal sales volumes already committed and priced The addition of 17.7 million tons of contract commitments through 2028 provides revenue stability in an uncertain macroeconomic environment Management's updated FY25 guidance reflects confidence in higher domestic sales volumes and operational efficiencies though they acknowledge persistent near-term pricing pressures The diversification into oil & gas royalty revenues has provided some buffer against coal market volatility though the decrease in fair value of digital assets negatively impacted quarterly results While efficiency gains are expected to sustain margins comparable to FY24 the significant year-over-year performance decline remains concerning despite the sequential improvements and strong contract position with lower coal sales volumes and pricing partially offset by oil & gas royalty revenues primarily due to a 10.4% decline in coal sales volumes primarily due to lower revenues and a decrease in the fair value of digital assets buoyed by expectations for higher domestic sales volumes efficiency gains are anticipated to sustain margins comparable to FY24 To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here 96% committed and priced. Added 17.7 million tons of contract commitments over the 2025 - 2028 time period. Source: Stonegate, Inc. To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/250123 The Reno City Planning Commission has voted to continue the discussion on a proposed development in Cold Springs called StoneGate at a meeting on Thursday the City Planning Manager decided the city would like more time to go over the possible development The 1,378-acre site is located approximately 13 miles north of U.S It is bordered by US 39 to the north and Sto Lat Lane to the west Most of the land surrounding the site is vacant multi phase project that proposes to build about 4,135 residential units The property was annexed into the City of Reno in 2006 The next public meeting is scheduled for August 30 at 6 pm inside Reno City Hall For more information on the StoneGate Project, click here 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 admin April 12, 20252025 Incidents, April 2025, Home At approximately 16:32 on April 12th, 2025 South Metro Fire Rescue responded to a vegetation fire in the open space behind the Pine Grove Elementary School 10450 Stonegate Parkway in the Stonegate neighborhood First-arriving crews from SMFR’s Brush Engine 41 encountered an active vegetation fire exhibiting flame lengths of up to 30 feet The fire was spreading due to Red Flag weather conditions including sustained winds of 16 mph and gusts up to 27 mph Firefighters worked quickly to contain the fire Due to the suspicious nature of the fire’s origin investigators from the SMFR Fire Marshal’s Office are conducting the investigation Additional information provided by South Metro Fire Rescue South Metro Emergency Communications: IDT 2 Douglas County Sheriff’s Office 2025) - Isabella Bank Corporation (OTCQX: ISBA): Stonegate Capital Partners updates their coverage on Isabella Bank Corporation (OTCQX: ISBA) Isabella Bank reported another solid quarter with steady financial performance during 1Q25 Total loans remained steady at $1.37B at the end 1Q25 due to increases in residential and commercial loans offset by a decrease in advances to mortgage brokers Wealth Management fees increased by ~4.3% y/y this was despite the relatively flat AUM growth over the prior year ISBA maintained a strong dividend yield of approximately 4.3% Despite economic uncertainties and fluctuations in interest rates Isabella Bank demonstrated resilience in its core operations and earnings momentum To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here Stonegate Capital Markets (member FINRA) provides a full spectrum of investment banking services for public and private companies Source: Stonegate, Inc. To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/249511 Stonegate Capital Partners (214) 987-4121 info@stonegateinc.com To view the source version of this press release please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/250123 Monday - Friday 9am-12pm / 2pm-6pm GMT + 1 All financial news and data tailored to specific country editions The Owensboro Times Features By Meghann Richardson The annual Owensboro Christmas Lights event kicks off December 1 in the Stonegate neighborhood anchored by the spectacular display at the Lashbrook household but donations are collected for local charities every year Hours to view the display will be 5-8:30 p.m Lights can be seen throughout the neighborhood but those needing directions can head to 4567 Indian Creek Loop to get started The Stonegate neighborhood is located off KY 54 on the east side of Owensboro People can drive through or walk on the sidewalks and custom-built pathways Everyone is asked to stay on the pathways to avoid tripping hazards and unnecessary wear and tear on the displays The event had humble beginnings but has grown to become one of the most prominent displays of Christmas lights and scenes in the area Stonegate resident Jeff Lashbrook has spent season after season organizing the “Owensboro Christmas Lights” event for the community to enjoy While each participating house puts its own lights up Lashbrook handles the task of including additional drive-by and walk-through displays throughout the subdivision.  Starting with just a few reindeer and light strands nearly three decades ago with the current display boasting more than 300,000 lights The display has many different classic Christmas scenes the display was featured on ABC’s The Great Christmas Light Fight national TV show they added a 20-foot-tall 3D snowman named Fred made up of over 10,000 lights—complete with a giant top hat Privacy Policy Site by Tanner+West Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. 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Cold Springs developer faces setback as board rejects shift from housing to industrialby Ben Margiott (News 4 & Fox 11) — The developer behind a massive housing project in Cold Springs north of Reno is seeking to drastically alter the proposal significantly reducing the amount of homes planned and increasing the amount of industrial uses But StoneGate developer Heinz Ranch LLC ran into a serious hurdle this week as the Reno Planning Commission rejected the attempt with commissioners worried about the compatibility in the surrounding areas the matter will go to the Reno City Council which will have the final say later this year when it considers the master plan amendment developers said economic conditions in the past several years prompted them to significantly downgrade the housing component and increase the industrial uses the proposal contains just 1,350 residential units and 11.75 million square feet of land for industrial uses StoneGate representatives Wednesday night tried to convince planning commissioners the amended project would result in a higher quality of life for Cold Springs residents pointing to lower projected traffic volumes and water usage But multiple planning commissioners didn't buy the argument "Right now we seem to have a surplus of distribution and warehouse facilities that are unoccupied millions of square feet of unoccupied distribution," she said said the city needs more massive industrial properties in order to compete with major manufacturing centers such as the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center in Storey County "There's not a lot of large tracts of land where we could facilitate major employers coming to our region We cannot compete with Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center the city of Fernley or even Fallon," he said He said the revised StoneGate project would result in a 9% reduction in total vehicle trips and with far fewer housing units it would eliminate the need for a new fire station There would also be no need to build additional schools with the projected number of K-12 students that would live in StoneGate dropping to less than 500 It's expected that Heinz Ranch LLC will appeal the decision to the Reno City Council but the matter will go before the council regardless of any appeal WATCH the Reno Planning Commission meeting here: Email reporter Ben Margiott at bjmargiott@sbgtv.com. Follow @BenMargiott on X and Ben Margiott KRNV on Facebook WARREN — Frustrated tenants of the issue-ridden Stonegate Apartments came together for a meeting Thursday evening Organized by Warren City Councilman Todd Johnson the gathering drew several residents to the Warren Family Mission “I want to assure you that the city is behind you and these things don’t happen overnight,” Johnson said “But we’re not going to give up the fight.” The council member encouraged residents to continue attending meetings and documenting issues to build a stronger case Community Legal Aid attorney Patricia Dougan outlined actionable steps for tenants emphasizing the power of collective action management cannot retaliate against you,” Dougan said detailing Ohio laws protecting tenant unions She urged residents to document issues and consider rent escrow a court-supervised process where withheld rent funds repairs Tenants reported confusion over rent payment records amid frequent management turnover with Dougan telling residents she works with resolving accounting disputes Dougan also stressed preserving federal subsidies critical to affordability at the 120-unit complex “We need to work with HUD to keep these resources intact,” she said referencing the property’s Section 8 contracts HUD records show the complex scored 67 / 100 on its latest inspection — among the lowest federally subsidized properties in Ohio Crawford’s daughter narrowly escaped the blaze after a neighbor pounded on her door alerting her “If you’re serious about helping tenants You have to make your voice heard,” Crawford said She criticized management’s pattern of temporary fixes and unreturned calls including a registered emotional support cat Limbeck described years of ignored complaints “They knew these buildings weren’t safe recounting malfunctioning heat systems controlled by the office missing carbon monoxide alarms and empty fire extinguishers which are all violations of Ohio’s fire code Dougan urged residents to get local authorities Demand they inspect every unit,” she said adding inspections could trigger code enforcement actions Residents also raised concerns about post-fire looting and unsafe relocation offers with one alleging that residents are being encouraged to move back into “the same unsafe units.” The meeting also addressed some of the systemic issues at Stonegate where public records show over 60% of units failed recent inspections The Warren Health Department has cited Stonegate for mold faulty utilities and unsecured units since 2023 A January 2025 report noted “unsanitary and hazardous conditions” in vacant units Similar neglect has plagued other Warren complexes including Park Plaza and Southview Apartments At a city council Health and Safety meeting before tenants met officials discussed ideas to address problems with rental properties and their landlords Council proposed conducting semi-annual inspections for properties that have had violations The council also discussed making property violations public to pressure non-compliant landlords into following the rules Dougan also encouraged forming a steering committee The city will coordinate fire safety inspections by Feb While the apartment complex’s owner did not attend Johnson said he removed a person sent to record the meeting on behalf of the owner The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Trumbull County this week WARREN — A Trumbull County grand jury recently returned 34 indictments CHAMPION — With heavy continuous rainfall in the past weeks flooding has become a common issue for many .. 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architectural The Company also develops master-planned and golf course communities as well as operates its own lumber distribution Contact: Andrea Meck | Toll Brothers, Senior Director, Public Relations & Social Media | 215-938-8169 | ameck@tollbrothers.com Photos accompanying this announcement are available at:  https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/362ede9d-8f76-414b-adb2-f758c1086592 https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/02c02e5a-4c80-405a-8272-3e8b680965e8 Sent by Toll Brothers via Regional Globe Newswire (TOLL-REG) responsible for venues including the Slug & Lettuce Stonegate is now the largest pub company in the UK following 12 major acquisitions Its vast portfolio is now home to over 4,500 sites and yet its publicans are now having to implement price increases from 2 May Drinkers will likely be adding an extra 15-20 pence onto drinks a pint like Hofbräu Original Lager that would usually cost £5.50 the Thistly Cross Traditional Sparkling Apple Cider that would usually sell at £5 According to the national press the move has sparked outrage among publicans who say they’re already drowning in rising costs and rent increases the pub company has said it has little choice since it is already navigating rising energy bills a spokesman for Stonegate Group told db: “Our annual price review this year reflects the significant cost pressures and challenges faced by our sector over the last 12 months We are absolutely committed to supporting our publicans enabling them to continue to play the vital role in the communities they serve.” the rise in prices coincides with the government’s controversial National Insurance hike which kicked in earlier this month hitting hospitality businesses while they were already facing challenges and the threshold was slashed from £9,100 to £5,000 in a move that is reportedly expected to raise £25 billion for the Treasury The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has additionally warned this could push the average pint price past the £5 mark climbing from £4.80 to £5.01 with Stonegate’s 4% hike only adding to cost-associated pressures squashing the sector BBPA chief executive Emma McClarkin said: “No one wants to see the cost of an average pint increase by a further 21p and break the £5 average pint barrier that will be required for pubs to maintain their punishingly slim profit margins.” McClarkin explained that it is “more urgent than ever” that the government looks at ways to cap or reduce the cost of doing business so that Britain can keep its pubs open and preserve their community value as well as ensure that the price of a pint remains affordable for all several chains have already been forced to put their prices up to cope with the situation they find themselves in Wetherspoons recently hiked the price of some of its drinks and meal deals by up to 30p Mitchells and Butlers upped its prices by 15p while both Fuller’s and Marston’s pubs hiked prices by 10p Chancellor Rachel Reeves has insisted that the changes were put in place to protect workers but economists are now reportedly saying that it is punters who end up footing the bill even though many businesses are forced to pass on costs to survive the increases in alcohol duty rates had already forced many pubs to increase their rates Another blow to pubs of late has been the new waste packaging tax which was also introduced earlier this month and has meant products sold in glass bottles could rise by 10p forcing pub owners to offset the costs onto consumers db has reached out to Stonegate for further comments on the price hikes and its plans to navigate the headwinds the sector is currently facing We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again Despite challenges in the Canadian Segment CVEO remains a strong free cash flow generator The Company announced its FCF guidance between $30M to $40M for 2025 we believe that with disciplined capital allocation Civeo is well-positioned to drive long-term value for shareholders with an expected increase in FCF during the out years To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here Click image above to view full announcement Source: Stonegate, Inc. To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/242811 BEDFORD — StoneGate Arts & Education Center and Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) are partnering to offer a new leadership development opportunity for employers in south-central Indiana the Supervisor Essentials Leadership Development program created by IWU’s Leadership by Design Center “At Indiana Wesleyan University’s Leadership by Design Center we believe effective leadership is intentional This partnership with StoneGate Arts & Education Center allows us to extend our mission of developing effective leaders throughout south-central Indiana Our Supervisor Essentials program provides practical experiential training that participants can immediately apply in their workplace We’re excited to work alongside local employers to strengthen their leadership pipeline and contribute to regional leaders’ professional and personal growth,” Jillian Gilbert director of IWU’s Leadership by Design Center This seven-month program will equip new supervisors with the skills and experience to lead effectively and help their employees thrive will deliver specialized human resources training and identifying personal applications This program will meet once a month starting in May 2025 “We’re really excited to offer this leadership program to employers in south-central Indiana,” LindaHenderson executive director of StoneGate Arts & Education Center Businesses interested in the program may be eligible for an Employer Training Grant through Indiana Work One. The contact person for Employer Training Grants is Gail Mitchell at gmitchell@vinu.edu. For additional information about the program, contact Mark Montefiori at 800-621-8667 ormark.montefiori@indwes.edu Registration for this program will close May 2. To register, contact StoneGate Arts & Education Centerat linda@stonegateeducation.com Serving Lawrence and surrounding counties since 1948 StoneGate's 7-month leadership training course begins in MayThe Times-MailStoneGate Arts & Education Center in partnership with Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) is offering he Supervisor Essentials Leadership Development program starting in May “At Indiana Wesleyan University's Leadership by Design Center "Our Supervisor Essentials program provides practical We're excited to work alongside local employers to strengthen their leadership pipeline and contribute to the professional and personal growth of leaders in the region.” The seven-month program is designed to equip new supervisors with the skills will deliver specialized training specifically in human resources Access Bedford, Indiana news anywhere with the Times-Mail app The once per month program sessions will be in person “We’re really excited to offer this leadership program to employers in south-central Indiana,” Linda Henderson executive director of StoneGate Arts & Education Center Businesses interested in the program may be eligible for an Employer Training Grant through Indiana WorkOne The contact person for Employer Training Grants is Gail Mitchell at gmitchell@vinu.edu For additional information about the program contact Mark Montefiori at 800-621-8667 or mark.montefiori@indwes.edu Registration for this program will close May 2 contact StoneGate Arts & Education Center at linda@stonegateeducation.com 2025) - Gladstone Commercial Corporation.(NASDAQ: GOOD): Stonegate Capital Partners Updates Coverage on Gladstone Commercial Corp This compares to our/consensus estimates of $38.6M/$38.0M Core FFO for the quarter was $0.35 per share This was primarily driven by a settlement received at one property To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here Source: Stonegate, Inc. To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/241631 (NASDAQ: AMTX): Stonegate Capital Partners updates coverage on Aemetis highlighting strong growth across its renewable energy segments Full year revenues increased 43% to $268.0M which was largely impacted by interest expenses The Company ended the year with $0.898M in cash with a higher cash balance expected at 1Q25 end following the sale of $16.8M in transferable investment tax credits in February of 2025 To view the full announcement, including downloadable images, bios, and more, click here About StonegateStonegate Capital Partners is a leading capital markets advisory firm providing investor relations and institutional investor outreach services for public companies Source: Stonegate, Inc. To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/246463 WARREN — A fire broke out Wednesday evening at the Stonegate Apartment complex on Robert Avenue NW sending thick smoke and flames billowing into the sky as the Warren Fire Department battled the flames Warren Safety Service Director Eddie Colbert confirmed that the Red Cross had been called in to provide temporary housing for displaced residents No injuries had been reported at press time but residents said everyone made it out of the building except for some pets occurred in one complex that was attached to another then grew larger as crews sprayed water on the building from different angles with smoke pouring from the upper right side of the building bearing the bitter cold temperatures as they watched firefighters work to extinguish the flames Many of them spoke out against the living conditions of the apartment complexes “This was only a matter of time,” said Shantae Keen a resident who described the building as having several unresolved problems including frequent flooding from water main breaks and ongoing bug infestations who has lived at the complex for nearly two years “We’ve been dealing with it for months now and things just aren’t getting fixed It’s only a matter of time before something like this happens.” adding there are persistent problems with management a resident who has lived in the complex since December 2020 said that her building was plagued with flooding She also said the management blamed the tenants for the building’s issues “They blame it on people like squatters That’s not always the determination of everything,” Butch said noted that while her apartment had not experienced the same extent of issues she too had dealt with plumbing problems and unresponsive maintenance staff “It’s frustrating when you pay rent and can’t get basic repairs done,” Fox said WARREN — Trumbull County’s elected officials gathered with Republican U.S John Zabrucky was a fifth-grade student in Warren City Schools who loved science .. BEDFORD – StoneGate Arts & Education Center in collaboration with the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington has created a series of podcasts to celebrate Public Health Week The podcasts are available on the Stone Gate Arts & Education YouTube Channel The series covers a range of important public health topics This series of podcasts was made possible with the Digital Towns Grant from ROI.   Sources and related content Walker & Dunlop (W&D) has arranged $45.7 million in permanent debt and $41.5 million in LIHTC equity for Saddleback Village at Stonegate a build-for-rent multifamily development located in Maricopa Dominium purchased the 19 acre project site for $8.26 million arranged the debt and LIHTC equity for Dominium Freddie Mac was identified as the permanent lender Saddleback Village at Stonegate is a build-for-rent multifamily complex located in Maricopa three- and four-bedroom family rental homes in 123 one- and two-story buildings Saddleback Village at Stonegate will bring 215 high quality homes to the City of Maricopa and the greater Phoenix metropolitan area the community will offer residents desirable amenities including a leasing center all 215 units will be rent and income-restricted for households earning at or below 60% of Pinal County’s area median income This will offer an opportunity for single-family home-style living at affordable rents providing families with an alternative to apartment-style living Walker & Dunlop is one of the largest commercial real estate finance and advisory services firms in the United States Our ideas and capital create communities where people live and technological capabilities make us one of the most insightful and client-focused firms in the commercial real estate industry and manager of affordable apartment communities with offices in Atlanta Owning and managing over 38,000 homes at over 230 sites in about half of all U.S Dominium is known for creative solutions to unique and challenging development projects Dominium was named a Best Managed Company by Deloitte in 2020 (NASDAQ: TCBX): Stonegate Capital Partners updates their coverage on Third Coast Bancshares Third Coast reported net income of $13.6M This was equal to a basic and diluted EPS of $0.90 and $0.78 The Q/Q stability was primarily attributed to higher net interest income driven by steady loan growth and strong asset quality this increase was partially offset by a slightly higher provision for credit losses and rising expenses related to salaries We anticipate that the Company will continue prioritizing operational efficiency by sustaining its 1% improvement initiative though the securitization is expected to impact this This strategy is expected to support Third Coast in the current macroeconomic landscape please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/249776