Friday, 1 July 2011

Franklin Boxboard closing, cutting 81 employees

FRANKLIN - Franklin Boxboard Corp. is closing, costing the city 81 jobs and a piece of its paper mill history.

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Man Receives Life Sentence in Border Agent's Death


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Convergys closes $320M sale of wireless operations to AT&T

Convergys Corp. has closed on the $320 million sale to AT&T Inc. of its ownership in two wireless operations in Cincinnati.

?This transaction simplifies our corporate structure, increases our financial flexibility, and provides investors better visibility into our recurring earnings stream from our operating units,? Jeff Fox, CEO of downtown-based Convergys (NYSE: CVG), said in a news release.

The sale involves a 34 percent stake in the Cincinnati SMSA wireless operation and a 45 percent limited partnership interest in Cincinnati SMSA Tower Holdings, a cellular tower holding...

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City to install automated meters

By Justin McClelland Staff Writer LEBANON - The city will begin installing automated electric and water meters on homes later this year at a cost of $2 million.

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Duchovny's Sexual Past Back in Spotlight

It's not easy to come clean from any addiction, but for David Duchovny, the road to recovery has been especially rocky. This week, Duchovny and his wife, Tea Leoni, separated for a second time in their 14-year-long marriage. Duchovny, 50, and Leoni, 45, have weathered this storm before: in 2008, they spent several months apart after he admitted that he was a sex addict and voluntarily checked himself in to a treatment center.

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Pair deny Stephen Lawrence murder

Two men charged with the murder of teenager Stephen Lawrence in south London 18 years ago plead not guilty.

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Minn. government shuts down as budget talks fail

Gov. Mark Dayton speaks during a news conference hours before the midnight deadline to pass a budget at the Minnesota State Capitol Thursday, June 30, 2011 in St. Paul, Minn. (AP Photo/Genevieve Ross)Minnesota stumbled into its second government shutdown in six years on Thursday, with a partisan divide over taxes and spending to close a $5 billion deficit becoming only more bitter as a midnight deadline came and went without agreement.




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